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Institute of Governmental Affairs

Alan L. Olmstead, Director
University of California, Davis
One Shields Avenue
Davis, CA 95616-8617

(530) 752-2042 phone (530) 752-2835 fax

Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-12pm, 1pm-5pm

 
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UC Funding Programs

Listed below are selected research funding opportunities administered by units in the UC system and open to UC Davis faculty (and, in some cases, graduate students).

California Institute for Energy and Environment (CIEE)

CIEE advances productivity and competitiveness through energy efficiency research.


California Policy Research Center (CPRC)

CPRC commissions timely research on public policy topics that affect California. Its current funding programs are:


California Program on Access to Care (CPAC)

Formerly administered by the CPRC, CPAC funds research on healthcare topics germane to California's vulnerable populations.


Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation (IGCC)

IGCC promotes study of the causes of international conflict and opportunities to reduce conflict.

Labor and Employment Research Fund (LERF)

LERF is a multi-campus University of California research program devoted to studying labor and employment issues in California and the nation.


Miguel Contreras Labor Program

The Miguel Contreras Labor Program (MCLP) is a multi-campus program that carries out, through its affiliated components, research and education on issues of labor and employment.


Pacific Rim Research Program

The Pacific Rim Research Program promotes the study of the Pacific Rim as a distinctive region. The Program places priority on research that is new, specific to the region, and collaborative – reaching across national boundaries and bridging academic disciplines.


UC Davis-Chevron Agreement

Chevron Corp. will fund up to $25 million in research at UC Davis to develop affordable, renewable transportation fuels and address the vast range of variables -- from genetics to thermochemical reactions and economics -- that will be involved if many of our cars and trucks are to be powered in the future by something other than gasoline and diesel fuel.

UC Energy Institute (UCEI)

UCEI fosters research in energy fields by supporting interdisciplinary, policy-related studies on critical energy issues in the natural and social sciences and engineering.


UC Humanities Research Institute

The UCHRI stresses interdisciplinary research and topics traditional to the humanities in disciplines such as literature, philosophy, classics, languages, and history, as well as human dimensions in the social and natural sciences, medicine, technology, and the professions.


UC Institute for Mexico and the United States (UC MEXUS)

UC MEXUS promotes education, research, public service, and other scholarly activities in five principle areas: (1) Mexican Studies, (2) United States-Mexico Relations, (3) Latino Studies, (4) Critical Issues, and (5) UC-Mexico Collaboration.


UC Linguistic Minority Research Institute (UC LMRI)

UC LMRI promotes improvement of school success, and access of language-minority students to UC and other institutions of higher learning


Welfare Policy Research Project (WPRP)

WPRP conducts applied policy research sought by senior state and local officials regarding public assistance programs and low-income populations in California.