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The UC Merced Library, which serves the tenth and newest campus in the University of California System, has made the creation, dissemination, and preservation of digital information a cornerstone of its mission. Its partnership with the Malki Museum to make the Journal of California And Great Basin Anthropology available to the entire online world is one example of how UC Merced Library is carrying out this mission.

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UC Merced Library White Paper

(2023)

The White Paper highlights selected Library activities and aligns them with UC Merced's Strategic Planning Goals; it does not showcase all Library services and contributions. Included recommendations suggest how an investment in the UC Merced Library can support the ongoing advancement of the university’s mission.

Livingston Centennial: A Guide to the History of Livingston, CA 1922 to 2022

(2022)

The goal of this history guide is to introduce Livingston students and community members to a Livingston history that is intentionally inclusive of different communities. By presenting a diverse account of Livingston's history, we are able to better understand the town's present context, how it operates for different people, and how we can work together to build a better future for all. As part of the Livingston Centennial Celebration, the following organizations partnered to create this guide: the University of California Merced Department of History & Critical Race and Ethnic Studies, UC Merced Library, City of Livingston Recreation Department, Livingston Historical Society, Merced Union High School District, and Livingston Union School District.

Effects of heat treatment and cooling on the mechanical properties of 3D Printed Poly(Lactic Acid)

Johnson, James Orin

(2022)

Strategic Communication to Achieve Carbon Neutrality within the University of California

(2018)

1 supplemental PDF

Soil Resource Inventory of Sequoia National Park, Central Part, California

(1987)

The investigations undertaken in this project have provided a systematic study of the soils within a broad band of National Park land that includes the watersheds between the Marble and Middle Forks of the Kaweah River and the southerly side of Ash Peaks Ridge. The products of this study are: 1) a reconnaissance (Order 4) soil map and map unit descriptions of the selected area: and 2) ultra-detailed (Order 1) soil maps and map unit descriptions of three sites within the larger area at which long-range, intensive studies on the ecologic effects of acid precipitation are underway. The latter are: the Emerald Lake Area, the Log Meadow Area, and the Elk Creek Area.