UC DAVIS Office of Campus Community Relations
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The mission of the The Office of Campus Community
Relations (OCCR)
is to ensure the attention to those components of the campus community
that affect community, campus climate, diversity and inclusiveness.
OCCR
provides leadership in diversity education training, affirmative
action, equity initiatives and campus community relations.
OCCR
serves the campus and general community by working in collaboration
with a broad, diverse cross section of the campus community to develop
a strategic plan to guide the university in the development and
assessment of policy, programs, initiatives and outreach efforts
to increase diversity, improve campus climate and promote inclusiveness. |
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The mission of the Diversity Education Program is to provide
various educational opportunities for students, staff and
faculty related to cultural awareness, the Principles of Community,
and the development of a safe, respectful and inclusive campus
environment. |
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The Campus Community Book Project was initiated to promote dialogue and build
community by encouraging members of the campus and greater community to read the
same book and attend related events. The book project advances the Office of C
ampus Community Relations’ mission of promoting community relations, equity and
diversity by creating an inclusive campus climate.In its eight year, the 2009 – 2010
Campus Community Book Project will feature The Geography of Bliss: One Grump’s Search
for the Happiest Places in the World by NPR correspondent, Eric Weiner.
Previous Book Projects |
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The Campus Council on Community and Diversity is an advisory
body to the Chancellor and the Provost and Executive Vice
Chancellor. The overarching responsibility for the Council
is to provide both campus leaders and the campus community
with advice concerning ways to strengthen and maintain the
bonds of community at UC Davis. |
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The Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Scholarship Fund, which
offers $500 grants to Sacramento-area high school seniors,
has scheduled its annual awards dinner for Jan. 15 at UC
Davis. The Office of Campus Community Relations is co-sponsoring
the dinner, which is being held at the university for the
first time since the event’s inception in 2004. The sixth
annual tribute to the slain civil rights leader comes at
a time when two new African American leaders are living
up to his legacy: Barack Obama as the new president of the
United States and Kevin Johnson as the new mayor of Sacramento.
Also, the dinner is taking place on King’s birthday, when
he would have been 80. |
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UC Davis celebrates its diversity throughout the campus
and throughout the year. Besides diversity education training,
the campus offers a variety of support programs for students,
staff and faculty. |
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