Who designed Moraga Country Club?
The Moraga Country Club golf course originally designed by Robert Muir Graves wind s its way through the beautiful hills, canyons and creeks of Moraga and Orinda. Nicely manicured fairways where no two holes are the same and smooth poa annua greens create an experience which members enjoy playing day after day.
What is a dedicated golf PGA?
Dedicated golf PGA Professionals work collaboratively with our Superintendent’s staff and volunteer committees to ensure our members enjoy every aspect of their golfing experience. Our club also offers practice facilities unique to most east bay clubs.
Is Moraga Country Club open for corporate golf?
Moraga Country Club Golf Course is available for Corporate/Private Golf Tournaments. For additional information or to book a tournament, please call our Director of Golf, Jason Woodworth, at (925) 794-0009.
When was the UC Davis farm established?
The UC Davis student farm that still brings fresh produce to the Davis community was first established in 1977. October 20, 1977. Prince Charles, heir to the British throne, ended his visit to the U.S. in October 1977 in California, making a stop at UC Davis for a presentation on agricultural research. July 12, 1978.
When was Picnic Day at UC Davis?
For Picnic Day in 1958, the UC Davis Arboretum opened for the first time. UC Davis became a general campus in the UC system. That same year, the College of Engineering at Berkeley expanded to the UC Davis campus. The then ASUCD president met President Lyndon Johnson along with 73 other college students in 1965.
When did UC Davis take over McClellan Nuclear Research Center?
UC Davis took over ownership of the McClellan Nuclear Research Center in 1999 from the United States Air Force. A Graduate School of the Environment, established in 2001, was first proposed in 1999 by 30 faculty members. The College of Biological Sciences was established at Davis in the summer of 2005.
When was the California Aggie founded?
Founded in 1915, The California Aggie was originally entitled “The Weekly Agricola.”. Here is the front page of the first edition of the paper. f. 1920s. November 22, 1922. The university changed its name from “University Farm” to the “Northern Branch of the College of Agriculture,” and the California Aggies became the official school mascot.