Each year, the Environmental Policy and Management (EPM) program at UC Davis welcomes prospective students to campus to showcase the program and campus. The Open House traditionally begins with an excursion to Sacramento, highlighting the strategic advantage of Davis's proximity to California's Capitol and the opportunities for students to get involved in cutting-edge environmental work.
The Graduate Program of Environmental Policy and Management with sponsorship by the UC Davis Institute of the Environment hosted the second-annual Environmental Internship and Job Fair. This event marked a significant milestone in connecting students with potential employers. The event brought together 21 diverse organizations and attracted more than 250 attendees, a substantial increase from 150 participants in the previous year.
The Graduate Program of Environmental Policy and Management hosted a Winter Job Fair and Networking event for students interested in environmental careers. This event was generously sponsored by the UC Davis Institute of the Environment
The end of September brings a sweeping sense of excitement as staff and faculty prepare to welcome students back to campus. New students prepare to start the next step in their environmental careers: graduate school.
EPM's student-led Social Committee has worked over the last six months to plan EProM, an event that brings together the EPM community to celebrate the end of the academic year. EProM has been a...
The Graduate Program in Environmental Policy and Management hosted the first annual professional networking event, allowing students to make connections with environmental policy professionals.
The breadth of the work being done at UC Davis is truly astounding. The university is renowned for its progressive research across disciplines, and the Office of Research promotes interdisciplinary study through...
Summertime at UC Davis is quiet and empty. Most EPM students are off working on their Practicum projects and enjoying a well-deserved break from classes. Staff and faculty are working hard to prepare for the upcoming year. The end ...
Last Wednesday, we held our annual EPM Graduation Celebration at the Putah Creek Lodge. Our graduating class consisted of 28 students- 10 students who completed the accelerated 12-month track and 18 students who completed the two-year track. EPM was excited to host Secretary Wade Crowfoot from California Natural Resources Agency as our guest speaker.
This past Saturday, the Environmental Policy & Management social committee hosted our annual EProM! This was an end-of-the-year celebratory event for our current students, faculty and staff, as well as recent alumni who missed out on an EProM celebration of their own.
