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Celebrating Our Diversity Champions

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Police Chief Emeritus Calvin Handy congratulates Fire Chief Nate Trauernicht at Soaring to New Heights. (Gregory Urquiaga/UC Davis)

The division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion recently honored a number of students, faculty and staff for helping to bring the Principles of Community to life and make the university a more inclusive place.

The recipients of the Diversity and Principles of Community Awards, Disability Awareness Awards, Calvin Handy Leadership Award and Chancellor's Achievement Awards for Diversity and Community were honored in two separate events last month.

Renetta Tull, vice chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, congratulated the winners and offered appreciation for their work.

“People across UC Davis — Davis, Sacramento, our labs, clinics and sites across 91Porn — work hard to implement and maintain strong diversity practices,” Tull said. “I’m happy that we are able to recognize several of our colleagues, in appreciation for their energy and commitment to the work.”

Mikael Villalobos, associate vice chancellor for the Office of Campus and Community Relations, said the awards were an opportunity to honor members of the university community who work together to bring UC Davis closer to its goals of greater diversity and inclusion.

“This year’s awardees follow the tradition of past champions whose commitment to our principles are exemplified in their ongoing commitment to ensuring that DEI are central and in support of our institution’s overall mission,” he said.

Hendry Ton, associate vice chancellor for Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion, said the awards highlight just how important a diverse, equitable and inclusive environment is at UC Davis.

“These awards represent UC Davis’ unwavering dedication to fostering a campus environment where diversity, equity, and inclusion are not just valued, but also recognized as an integral part of our mission,” Ton said. “We celebrate this year’s recipients who truly embody the Principles of Community and create positive change within the UC Davis Community and beyond.”

Soaring to New Heights

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Award recipients at Soaring to New Heights, from left: Matthew St. Amant, Jann Murray-Garcia, Nate Trauernicht, Rodrigo Bonilla, Roxanne Flores and Daisy Martinez. (Fred Greaves/UC Davis)

The awardees honored at on April 9 were:

Calvin E. Handy Leadership Award

Nate Trauernicht, fire chief

This crime prevention and public safety award recognizes individuals based on community-oriented engagement, as well as activities that are collaborative, cooperative and proactive.

Individual Awardees

Kelli O'Day, assessment program manager, UC Davis Sustainability 
Matthew St. Amant, community engagement and financial analyst, Office for Health Equity, Diversity and Inclusion

This award, along with the two that follow, honors individuals for making strides in the effort to make the university a welcoming employer that provides opportunities for people of all backgrounds. The Deanna Fagle Award honors longtime service (of five or more years) to that end, while the Team Award honors a department, unit or team that works together to achieve the goal. 

Deanna Falge Award

Ken Barnes, assistant director for retention initiatives, Internship and Career Center

Team Award

Center for Chicanx and Latinx Academic Student Success

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Panhoia Lee, chair of the Staff Diversity Administrative Advisory Committee, presents the Team Award to Roxanne Flores, Rodrigo Bonilla and Daisy Martinez of the Center for Chicanx and Latinx Academic Student Success. (Gregory Urquiaga/UC Davis)

Disability Awareness Award

Operating Room Management Team, UC Davis Health

This award honors managers and supervisors who have demonstrated exemplary commitment and significant contributions and efforts in recruiting, hiring and retaining staff and faculty by providing effective reasonable accommodations.

Eleanor Fontes-Fulton Award

Jann Murray-Garcia, clinical professor, Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing

This award honors an employee who is retiring this calendar year and has made significant contributions over the course of an entire career toward the university’s diversity goals as they relate to hiring, recruitment, retention, training and/or supervision.

Chancellor’s Achievement Awards for Diversity and Community

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Chancellor Gary S. May, far right, and Mikael Villalobos, far left, honor recipients of the Chancellor’s Achievement Awards for Diversity and Community. (Fred Greaves/UC Davis)

The , presented on April 23, went to:

Undergraduate Award

Andrea Lopez Arguello, physics major

This student was honored for her engagement with underrepresented pop