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Outstanding Undergraduate Student Commencement Award for SSHA

March 26, 2014
The nomination period is open for submissions to the first annual Outstanding Undergraduate Student Commencement Award for the School of Social Sciences, Humanities and Arts. Faculty nominations and self-nominations should be submitted with the online form. Eligibility is based on minimum...

Globe-Trotting Graduate Student Finds a Home, Success at UC Merced

November 18, 2013
Most students don’t arrive at UC Merced by way of Germany and Hawaii. But graduate student Bodo Winter often takes a unique path. Now in his third year, this Ph.D. candidate in Cognitive and Information Sciences has immersed himself in research, collaborated and published multiple articles...

UC Merced, UCSF Fresno and Fresno State Join Forces to Address Valley Fever

November 4, 2013
Seeking to combat a debilitating and sometimes fatal disease commonly found in the San Joaquin Valley, three regional institutions are uniting to improve the area's health. The University of California, Merced, Health Sciences Research Institute, University of California, San Francisco...

Researchers Win Prestigious Grant to Study Similarities in Language, Molecules

October 25, 2013
An interdisciplinary team of researchers at the University of California, Merced, has begun an ambitious quest to discover common principles that guide evolution of structures at the linguistic and molecular levels. Professors Rick Dale in cognitive science, David Ardell in evolutionary biology...

Professor Elected to Lead Prestigious Psychology Society

October 21, 2013
Professor Will Shadish has been elected president-elect of the prestigious Society of Multivariate Experimental Psychology, a by-invitation, highly selective scientific organization. Shadish joins a long list of previous presidents who have made seminal contributions to quantitative psychology...

Professor’s Research Shines a New Light on the Neurology of Dyslexia

October 14, 2013
Dyslexia is one of the oldest diagnosed learning disabilities – and one of the most widely researched. However, a UC Merced professor believes there is still more to learn and his recent research has shed new light on what many have considered to be a disease. UC Merced developmental...

Public Health Prof Knows Student Experience Better Than Most

October 7, 2013
UC Merced’s first Ph.D. graduate is back on campus. But this time, Ricardo Cisneros isn’t enrolled as a student; he’s a professor instead. Cisneros, who earned his doctorate in Environmental Systems from the School of Engineering in 2008, was the first environmental health...

New Blum Center at UC Merced to Focus on Valley Prosperity

September 30, 2013
UC Merced has a unique opportunity to help the San Joaquin Valley as the university forges the newest branch of the Blum Center for Developing Economies. The $400,000, two-year seed grant through the University of California allows the university to launch its center, themed “Global...

Summer Scholars Learn by Doing

September 23, 2013
UC Merced has made a name for itself by giving undergraduates the opportunity to engage in research early in their academic careers. This summer, 41 students have been conducting research with world-class faculty, thanks to sponsorships from seven different programs. According to Jesus Cisneros,...

Mammoth Bones to be Displayed, Studied

August 28, 2013
The youngest University of California campus is now the steward of some ancient remains. Columbian mammoth bones dating back to the last Ice Age were transferred recently to a storage facility at UC Merced's building at Castle Commerce Center. The bones, including a skull, tusks and...

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