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Planning continues for Solano vanpools

Transportation and Parking Services, or TAPS, has put out another call for Davis campus employees who may be interested in vanpooling from Solano County.

One of the vanpools would originate in Vacaville, for people with work hours of 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. People interested in joining this vanpool or learning more are invited to a meeting from noon to 1 p.m. May 28 in Conference Room B in the TAPS Building just north of the west entry garage off Hutchison Drive.

The other vanpool would originate in Fairfield, for people with work hours of 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. The approximate cost for this vanpool, including gas (estimated at $2.40 per gallon) and parking is $113 a month for the first year and $125 a month after that.

For more information, contact Mary Maffly at TAPS, (530) 752-6453 or mlmaffly@ucdavis.edu.

Staff discounts offered at 91��Ƭ Davis Extension

91��Ƭ Davis Extension is reminding faculty and staff of discounts on extension and open campus courses.

Enrollment is now open for 91��Ƭ Davis Extension’s summer session, which begins June 15. The session comprises more than 200 courses ranging from project management to wine tasting.

Open campus offerings comprise nearly all of the university’s regular courses.

All career staff and academics are eligible for a 20 percent discount (up to $200 per course) on open campus courses and most 91��Ƭ Davis Extension courses and programs.

For 91��Ƭ Davis Extension offerings only, the discount climbs to 50 percent if you enroll three or fewer working days before a course or program’s starting date. This discount is offered on a space available basis, and does not apply to a number of programs.

More information on 91��Ƭ Davis Extension courses: extension.ucdavis.edu. For the discount policy (including exceptions), click on “Student Services,” then “Discounts” under “Enrollment Policies”).

More information on open campus offerings: extension.ucdavis.edu (click on “Open Campus”).

Picnic Day Parade winners announced

The Picnic Day Web site lists these awards for the Picnic Day Parade April 18:

Best theme representation — Department of Plant Science.

Best departmental entry — Department of Food Science and Technology.

Best animal entry — Depart-ment of Animal Science

Best student organization entry — Geology Club.

Most spirited entry — Aggie Pack.

Best community entry — West Plainsfield 4-H Club.

Dairy tours offered

91��Ƭ Davis students are offering free, public tours of the campus Dairy Teaching and Research Facility at 3 p.m. Saturdays during May and June.

The dairy is on Dairy Road, just south of Hutchison Drive. People interesting in joining one of the tours are asked to arrange reservations by e-mailing 91��ƬDdairytours@gmail.com.