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User Interface and Name Changes LIVE in AggieTravel!

 

AggieTravel has unveiled a more streamlined look, as of September 12. User interface (UI) changes include cleaner screens, larger fonts with easier-to-read text, larger fields, making it easier to search for and enter data, and easier-to-use buttons.

In addition to these screen improvements, the system name has been changed from AggieTravel to AggieExpense, to better reflect the diversity of transaction types that can be processed in the system.

COVID Testing Options for On Campus Events

Holding or attending an event on campus? UC Davis students, faculty and staff who would like to be tested for COVID or who are being asked to test before an event or activity should continue to use the free saliva testing offered at the Human Resources Administration Building.

New Supply Chain Management Reporting Page

Are you looking for ways to search for and manage your purchasing, accounts payable, or travel and entertainment transaction data? And, are you looking for more reasons to regularly review that data?  Then, we recommend you check out the all-new Supply Chain Management reporting page that provides an overview of FIS Decision Support and AggieDash, and ways to best utilize that data.  We hope this informational page will help make your data management and exploration more efficient and meaningful.

Another Successful Toy Drive Has Concluded!

Thanks to everyone who contributed to our recent Toys for Tots toy drive!  This year, 413 toys were collected, and will be distributed to children right here in Yolo County. 

We also want to do a big shout out to the Fire and Police departments that each donated a lot of toys!

As always, we appreciate your generosity and wish you all the best this holiday season and in 2022!

Thanks for another successful Food Drive!

Mail Services’ annual Holiday Food Drive has come to a close, with 1,936 pounds of non-perishable food and other supplies collected.

Campus mail carriers collected 1,066 pounds of donations for the ASUCD Pantry, which supports UC Davis students. UC Davis Health mail carriers received 870 pounds of donations, which were split between the ASUCD Pantry and The Pantry at UC Davis Health, which is run by the Christian Faith at Work employee organization and provides assistance to anyone in the UC Davis Health community.

UC Implements Small Business First Policy

In an effort to support small businesses, which have been especially hard hit during the pandemic, the University of California has adopted the Small Business First program. This policy helps UC invest in and enrich our local communities with jobs and economic stability while furthering our sustainability goals and mission of teaching, research and public service.

What does Small Business First mean for me?