SEMM Graduate student Jake Duncan traveled to Sacramento with the Chancellor and Vice Provost to advocate for graduate education for the 10th annual Graduate Research and Education Advocacy Day.
“I was honored to have the opportunity to discuss my research to help inform our state legislators about some of the issues facing our aging infrastructure in California,” Duncan said. “It was inspiring to see the hard work that goes into research and deliberation on the part of assembly members, senators and their staffers. I hope that our dialogue was not only informative, but also that it served to remind them of the resources available to them through the cutting-edge research done at UC Berkeley and throughout the University of California system.”
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