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Name
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UC Davis Art/Science Fusion Program
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Short Description
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Students learn science through hands-on art making in this UC Davis program, working in ceramics, painting, textiles, photography, songwriting, and more. It grew out of Entomology 1: Art, Science and the World of Insects, a course launched in 2000 by entomologist Diane Ullman and ceramicist Donna Billick, who now co-direct the program. Housed in the Science and Society Program, it serves UC Davis students, K–12 students, and community members, often in partnership with the UC Davis Arboretum.
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Description
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Students learn science through hands-on art-making in this UC Davis program, working in ceramics, painting, textiles, photography, songwriting, and more. It grew out of Entomology 1: Art, Science and the World of Insects, a course launched in 2000 by entomologist Diane Ullman and ceramicist Donna Billick, who now co-direct the program. Housed in the Science and Society Program, it serves UC Davis students, K–12 students, and community members, often in partnership with the UC Davis Arboretum.
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Type
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Academic Program
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Founded
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2006
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Founder
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Diane Ullman, Donna Billick
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Climate & Ecology Themes
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Biodiversity and Species Loss
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Concepts
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More-than-Human Relations
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Methods & Approaches
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Art and Science Collaboration
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Education and Pedagogy
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Discipline / Field
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Arts & Design
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Natural Sciences
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Education
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Audience / Engagement
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Classroom and Formal Education
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Youth
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Community
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Geographic Scope
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Neighborhood / Community
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Location
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Davis, Calfornia
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Rights
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Rights held by institution
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Current Status
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Active