Events

Experience UC Merced this summer with The KEY Program 2024, hosted by Services for Undocumented Students. First-year and transfer undocumented students are invited to stay overnight on campus and discover available resources.

In person and virtual sessions available

USDA Food Distribution - Volunteer Sign Up

Friday, June 21 | Merced Community College

Bobcat Summer STEM Academy offers two-day and weekly workshops for 1st - 12th graders at UC Merced, providing unique, hands-on STEM experiences designed by UC Merced faculty and researchers.

June 17 – August 2

Visiting students pictured with Chancellor Munoz, Professors Marjorie Zatz & Josue Medellin, and Garret Gietzen

UC Merced and visiting students enjoying reception time with Prof. Medellin, and VC's Schnier & Saenz

Join Merced Multicultural Arts Center for a reading of "My Grandpa Genaro: A Graphic Novel" by local artist Oscar Torres. This bilingual graphic novel tells the heartfelt story of a boy and his grandfather's immigration journey from Mexico to the United States.

Sunday, June 16 | The Mac

Join The Mac in June for the Heartland Creative Corps Showcase! All events are free and open to the public.

For more MAC events in June, visit their online calendar!

The Merced Jazz Festival features different performers each day. Come groove with your favorites!

July 6 & July 7 | Courthouse Park

Mercado Night Market

Thursday, July 11 | Bob Hart Square

Texas High School Students Use Ultrasonic Waves to Tackle Global Pollution Challenge

Victoria Ou and Justin Huang, 17-year-old students from Woodlands, Texas, have invented an award-winning device that removes microplastics from water using high-frequency sound waves. Their innovative approach earned them the top prize at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair. The device, still in its early stages, promises a future where water can be filtered of microplastics efficiently and affordably, potentially revolutionizing water treatment practices worldwide.

Girls at Work, a nonprofit in Manchester, uses power tools and the Socratic method to empower girls and introduce them to careers in the trades. Through woodworking projects and classes on renewable energy, girls gain confidence and practical skills.

EJIE promotes broader participation for girls, women, and other underrepresented populations in STEM.

Hands-On Learning and Socratic Method Build Confidence and Career