ASUCD Research & Data Committee

Requested by the Cow Mascot Survey Project Team, this project aimed to ensure that the new design and name of the ASUCD cow mascot best represented the UC Davis student body.

Requested by the Environmental Planning and Policy Commission (EPPC), the survey sought to gauge awareness of environmental justice and the current state of environmental justice issues faced by UC Davis students. It also sought out student opinions on the issues and what they believe can be done to solve them. 

In collaboration with the Disability Rights Advocacy Committee (DRAC), the committee looked into the experience of students with disability with physical accessibility of campus buildings and academic accommodations.

The project inquired into how the campus textbook program Equitable Access was viewed by the student population. Specifically, it discussed student experiences with the program and how it has served student interests.

This project was a feedback survey for Picnic Day 2022 attendees. We asked respondents to provide ratings for various aspects of the event (i.e., parking, food, etc.).

This project investigated issues pertaining to transfer students at UC Davis. It sought to define the relationships between transfer students and the UC Davis community. The report specifically looked at transfer students who were also first-generation college students.

This project sought to gauge the prevalence and effects of food insecurity. It specifically explored various barriers to the ASUCD Pantry for improving campus food resources. 

The goal of the project was to give a voice to the student workers on campus and provide an opportunity for them to share their working conditions and experiences. The committee aimed to find a relationship between involvement and payment.