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Construction and renovations on the new building began on April 3, 2013, and on November 4, 2013 we moved in. Through the collaborative efforts of our departments we were able to complete our move the relocation of 160 employees; 18 units, from six buildings in one week.
4-H Foundation 4-H Youth Development Academic Personnel Unit (APU) Business Operations Center (BOC-D) California Institute for Water Resources Communication Services and Information Technology (CSIT ) Community Education and Health UC Master Food Preservers Contracts and Grants (C&G) Development Ser...
Information and request forms are online at Program Support Unit's website. Checklist for those using smaller sized meeting rooms on weekends. If you have any questions or concerns, please submit them on Facilities Ask Button. For using the Valley Conference Center, please see Program Support Unit.
The ASK button is the preferred method to report issues with the building. All subjects concerning copiers/printers, temperature, lighting, nameplate updates, keys, key fobs, bike lockers, restrooms, and building repairs should be submitted using the ASK button.
Parking areas for the ANR Building can be viewed here. For our Amtrak commuters there is a Unitrans Bus Line (A Line) that runs from Amtrak to 5th and Pena. This bus line can also be utilized in traveling to campus.
Environmental Experiences for Early Childhood K-2 Content Standards PreK Learning Foundations Explore your ENVIRONMENT K-8 Activity Guide Connecting PLT's Explore your Environment K-8 Activity Guide to Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) PreK-8 Environmental Education Activity Guide Language Ar...
PLT is a nationwide program promoting environmental literacy and stewardship through environmental education, professional development, and curriculum resources. UCCE has partnered with PLT to deliver regular workshops for educators interested in using trees and forests as windows to the world.
