Principles of One Community

Steven D. Lee shakes hands with Mayor Pro Tempore Asmundson along with Chancellor Vanderhoef, DJUSD President Sheila Allen and HRC Chair Najme Minajah after the POC Signing Ceremony on March 4, 2008Representatives of the Davis Community along with a copy of the Principles of One Community document The Principles of One Community (POC) are a shared set of principles between the University and the City. POC acknowledges that the University and the City—and those who make up the two—constitute one community. POC is a project initiated by ASUCD Official, Steven D. Lee. POC was initially conceived ruing the 2007 Summer Session. In Fall of 2007 ASUCD President Kareem Salem commissioned an Executive Task Force for the Principles of One Community, chaired by Lee and composed of representatives of the student body, university and city. A signing event is planned for Tuesday March 4th at 1:00 in Freeborn Hall (check events page for more info).

UC Davis news release
Document Text Document.pdf
Document Artwork artwork.pdf

The Executive Task Force was composed of official representatives of:

UC Davis Administration

Office of Campus-Community Relations
Office of Local Government Relations
Office of Community Relations
Office of Student Affairs

Staff and Faculty

Academic Senate
Academic Federation
Staff Assembly

Student Body

Associated Students
Graduate Students Association

City of Davis

City Council
Human Relations Commission
City/UCD Student Liaison Commission

Davis Joint Union School District

Members of the public also gave input.

Media Coverage

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2008-02-29 11:51:10 I am annoyed that they reduced it to "differences among people" from the original much stronger statement. Bleh. —DavidPoole

2008-02-29 14:14:35 I am annoyed that folks have been lobbying for this instead of...hmmm...I don't know...real change? —AndrewPeake

2008-02-29 15:46:36 So, because David isn't representing anyone but himself, he's not allowed to be in the community of people who organized it. That seems highly hypocritical. —BrentLaabs

2008-02-29 19:56:40 cute —GregWebb