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ALT UC Davis Engineering Faculty on the "Engineering an Inclusive Future" page. ROW 1: Ralph Aldredge, Uplifting Voices in Engineering; A Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Champion: Colleen E. Bronner, an associate professor of teaching and vice-chair of undergraduate studies in the Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering; Renetta Garrison Tull: Award Winning Diversity, UC Davis’ Vice Chancellor of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion and Adjunct Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering. ROW 2: Sabbie Miller: Paving the Way for Others, taught underrepresented middle and high schoolers in the Bay Area and at UC Davis; Assistant Professor of Computer Science Setareh Rafatirad announced as a recipient of the 2023 Chancellor's Fellowships for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion; and Chancellor Gary May was NSBE's Lifetime Member of the Year.

ALT Tile for the NSBE conference: "Engineering Community," where the "unity" portion of the word is highlighted by use of a yellow font. Overall background is aqua on the left fading to a blue hue on the right. Words: March 20th - 24th, 2024 Atlanta, GA The NSBE Logo. 50th Annual Convention. Convention NSBE.ORG #NSBE50

ALT White background, black letters: Text-based image. Text is below: Native American Opportunity Plan UC’s Native American Opportunity Plan ensures that in-state systemwide Tuition and Student Services Fees are fully covered for California students who are also enrolled in federally recognized Native American, American Indian, and Alaska Native tribes. This plan applies to undergraduate and graduate students. What's covered If you are eligible for the Native American Opportunity Plan, your in-state systemwide Tuition and Student Services Fees will be fully covered by either UC financial aid or another federal, state or other financial aid program. Students with greater financial need can qualify for even more grant support to help pay other educational expenses (like books, housing, transportation, etc.).

















