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CAVEAT

The Center for Applied Values and Ethics in Advancing Technologies (CAVEAT) is an interdisciplinary center at Crown College, University of California, Santa Cruz. We are committed to building a world of interconnectedness and interdependence that is rooted in solid critical thinking and academic research and rigor. Through research, advocacy and outreach, our team of students works tirelessly with public and private organizations to create the future they would like to see. We exist to support Values, Ethics, & Innovation that create a more just, equitable, and viable future. We envision a collaborative environment for long-term solutions where ethical values go hand-in-hand with scientific and technological innovation.

We are currently working on a multitude of projects, which can be described more here, that work towards scientific and technological innovations.

By participating in Giving Day, we hope to continue doing these projects throughout the year and to expand even more through encouraging students interested in joining the team!

If you would like to know more about us, our website is here!

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Founding Director: Linda Glenn

Co-founding Director: Lisa Berkley

Co-founding Director: Nada Miljkovich

Senior Intern for CAVEAT: Mikayla Kauinana

Senior Intern for TERBo: Hale Guyer

Success!

Social Butterfly

Congratulations to Society of Physics Students for wining the Social Butterfly competition! They will receive an extra $1,000.

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Night Owl

The project with the most individual donors between 12 midnight and 1 am will receive $1,000. 2nd place will receive $500. Generously sponsored by an anonymous donor.

Rank	Prize	Department	Donors
1	$1,000	Formula Slug	30
2	$500	Society of Physics Students (SPS)	30
3		Pilipino Cultural Celebration	22
4		Grupo Folklorico Los Mejicas de UCSC	22
5		UCSC Triathlon	19
6		Tech4Good Student Programs	18
7		KZSC Radio 2022	12
8		PBSci Peer Mentoring Coalition	8
9		NCAA Women's Basketball Team	5
10		Okinawa Memories Initiative (OMI)	5
11		Archaeological Research Center	2
12		Cal Teach Fund for Future Math or Science Teachers	2
13		Redwood Free Market	2
14		The Dickens Project	2
15		Alumni Association Scholarship Fund	2

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Morning Mania

The project with the most individual donors between 10 and 11 am will receive $1,000. 2nd place will receive $500.

Rank	Prize	Department	Donors
1	$1,000	Formula Slug	42
2	$500	Make Seymour Center free to low-income families	20
3		Adventure Rec	11
4		WiSE (Women in Science and Engineering)	9
5		Grupo Folklorico Los Mejicas de UCSC	8
6		oSTEM (Out in STEM)	8
7		UC Santa Cruz Track & Field	7
8		Alumni Association Scholarship Fund	6
9		Surfing Club	5
10		Academic Excellence (ACE) Program	5
11		NCAA Women's Basketball Team	5
12		KZSC Radio 2022	5
13		Center for Agroecology: Chadwick Garden	4
14		Smith Internships and Research Fellowships	4
15		Donate to the Chicanx Latinx Year End Ceremony!	4

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Mad Dash

The project with the most individual donors between 6 and 8 pm will receive $2,500, 2nd place will receive $1,000 and third place will receive $500. Generously sponsored by Assistant Vice Chancellor Meg Corman, Director of Annual Giving Marissa Fullum-Campbell, and a consortium of anonymous donors.

Rank	Prize	Department	Donors
1	$2,500	Rocket Team at UCSC	89
2	$1,000	Alumni Association Scholarship Fund	78
3	$500	"Finding Ma": Uplifting Incarcerated Voices	62
4		Okinawa Memories Initiative (OMI)	61
5		City on a Hill Press	45
6		UCSC Fencing Club	23
7		Pilipino Cultural Celebration	20
8		Adventure Rec	19
9		PBSci Peer Mentoring Coalition	13
10		Academic Excellence (ACE) Program	11
11		oSTEM (Out in STEM)	11
12		Cal Teach Fund for Future Math or Science Teachers	10
13		WiSE (Women in Science and Engineering)	10
14		Surfing Club	9
15		Grupo Folklorico Los Mejicas de UCSC	9

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Indie 100

The project with the most individual donors giving $100 or more will receive $1,000. 2nd place will receive $500. Generously sponsored by Campus Provost and Executive Vice Chancellor Lori Kletzer and an anonymous donor.

Rank	Prize	Department	Donors
1	$1,000	Alumni Association Scholarship Fund	67
2	$500	Smith Internships and Research Fellowships	50
3		UCSC Rugby Club	49
4		Okinawa Memories Initiative (OMI)	46
5		Cal Teach Fund for Future Math or Science Teachers	40
6		WiSE (Women in Science and Engineering)	38
7		Center for Agroecology: Chadwick Garden	36
8		Surfing Club	36
9		Academic Excellence (ACE) Program	35
10		UC Santa Cruz Track & Field	35
11		City on a Hill Press	35
12		Adventure Rec	32
13		The Dickens Project	30
14		Tech4Good Student Programs	29
15		NCAA Women's Basketball Team	29

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Happy Hour

The project teams with the most donors between 4 p.m. and 5 p.m. will take home extra challenge funds! $1,000 for first place and $500 for second place. Generously sponsored by Mary E. Doyle (Porter ’74) and David E. Greenwood.

Rank	Prize	Department	Donors
1	$1,000	Okinawa Memories Initiative (OMI)	30
2	$500	SlugMUN (Model United Nations)	24
3		PBSci Peer Mentoring Coalition	12
4		Surfing Club	11
5		Adventure Rec	11
6		UCSC Rugby Club	10
7		"Finding Ma": Uplifting Incarcerated Voices	10
8		Alumni Association Scholarship Fund	9
9		WiSE (Women in Science and Engineering)	9
10		Smith Internships and Research Fellowships	8
11		NCAA Women's Basketball Team	8
12		Cal Teach Fund for Future Math or Science Teachers	7
13		UCSC SACNAS Chapter	7
14		iGEM 2022	6
15		KZSC Radio 2022	6

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Success!

Best in Show

Congratulations to the Younger Lagoon Reserve Rain Gear Replacement project for winning Best in Show! They will take home an extra $1,000.

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Early Riser

The project with the most individual donors between 7 and 8 am will receive $1,000. 2nd place will receive $500. Generously sponsored by an anonymous donor.

Rank	Prize	Department	Donors
1	$1,000	NCAA Women's Basketball Team	36
2	$500	Tech4Good Student Programs	28
3		Okinawa Memories Initiative (OMI)	24
4		Center for Agroecology: Chadwick Garden	7
5		KZSC Radio 2022	6
6		Pacific Art and Visual Studies Fund	4
7		oSTEM (Out in STEM)	4
8		Research Ctr for Americas: Dolores Huerta Archives	3
9		Adventure Rec	3
10		The Dickens Project	3
11		UCSC Rugby Club	2
12		Archaeological Research Center	2
13		Arts Dean's Fund for Excellence & Equity	2
14		Undergraduate Research in Science and Technology	2
15		Academic Excellence (ACE) Program	2

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Mid-day Motivator

The project with the most individual donors between 12 noon and 2 pm will receive $2,500, 2nd place will receive $1,000 and 3rd will receive $500. Generously sponsored by UC Santa Cruz Foundation Trustee Richard Moss, and a consortium of anonymous donors.

Rank	Prize	Department	Donors
1	$2,500	"Finding Ma": Uplifting Incarcerated Voices	99
2	$1,000	City on a Hill Press	95
3	$500	Okinawa Memories Initiative (OMI)	80
4		Slugbotics	48
5		Adventure Rec	44
6		UCSC Rugby Club	32
7		Taza Tal	23
8		PBSci Peer Mentoring Coalition	22
9		Surfing Club	19
10		Society of Physics Students (SPS)	17
11		Fisheries Collaborative Program	17
12		Alumni Association Scholarship Fund	16
13		Center for Agroecology: Chadwick Garden	11
14		Cal Teach Fund for Future Math or Science Teachers	11
15		Tech4Good Student Programs	10

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Final Frenzy

The project with the most individual donors on Giving Day (12am-12am) will receive $10,000, 2nd place will receive $5,000 and 3rd place will receive $2,000.

Rank	Prize	Department	Donors
1	$10,000	"Finding Ma": Uplifting Incarcerated Voices	281
2	$5,000	Okinawa Memories Initiative (OMI)	261
3	$2,000	City on a Hill Press	192
4		Adventure Rec	177
5		Alumni Association Scholarship Fund	167
6		Formula Slug	153
7		Tech4Good Student Programs	126
8		Surfing Club	117
9		UCSC Rugby Club	112
10		NCAA Women's Basketball Team	110
11		Rocket Team at UCSC	108
12		PBSci Peer Mentoring Coalition	91
13		WiSE (Women in Science and Engineering)	87
14		KZSC Radio 2022	83
15		Smith Internships and Research Fellowships	79

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Indie 500

The project with the most individual donors giving $500 or more will receive $2,500. 2nd place will receive $1,000.

Rank	Prize	Department	Donors
1	$2,500	Alumni Association Scholarship Fund	21
2	$1,000	Cal Teach Fund for Future Math or Science Teachers	16
3		Smith Internships and Research Fellowships	14
4		Academic Excellence (ACE) Program	13
5		Treehouse Childhood Cancer Initiative	12
6		WiSE (Women in Science and Engineering)	10
7		Girls in Engineering	9
8		Redwood Free Market	9
9		Okinawa Memories Initiative (OMI)	8
10		UCSC Rugby Club	8
11		Center for Agroecology: Chadwick Garden	8
12		City on a Hill Press	7
13		Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP)	7
14		Tech4Good Student Programs	7
15		Institute of the Arts and Sciences	7

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Slug Surprise

The project with the most individual donors between 10 and 11 p.m. will receive $1,500, 2nd place will receive $750 and 3rd will receive $500.

Rank	Prize	Department	Donors
1	$1,500	"Finding Ma": Uplifting Incarcerated Voices	34
2	$750	UCSC SACNAS Chapter	26
3	$500	Okinawa Memories Initiative (OMI)	25
4		UCSC Fencing Club	10
5		Society of Hispanic Professional Engineers	9
6		Adventure Rec	8
7		Formula Slug	8
8		Tech4Good Student Programs	8
9		WiSE (Women in Science and Engineering)	7
10		City on a Hill Press	7
11		Alumni Association Scholarship Fund	6
12		College Scholars Program	4
13		Surfing Club	4
14		UCSC Rugby Club	4
15		Pilipino Cultural Celebration	4

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