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This article is the first in a series of Student Development Spotlight articles published by the Campus Recreation Student Development Committee. Check back on our website each month to see spotlights of all our units within Campus Recreation! 

By Nutrition Peer Counselors Neeraja Patel and Kathlyn Periquet

A hearty-tomato based Moroccan soup filled with veggies and common spices. 

By Nutrition Peer Counselors Neeraja Patel and Kathlyn Periquet

Blog by Nutrition Peer Counselor Lorelei Kilmer.

The perfect drink to enjoy on a hot day after going on a run or working hard outside! When we sweat a lot we need to replenish our body’s electrolytes and rehydrate. One of the ways we can do this is by drinking water with minerals!

• 1 & 3/4 cup herbal tea, water, or coconut water

• 1/8 teaspoon pink Himalayan salt

• 2 teaspoons raw honey or maple syrup to taste

• 1/4 cup lemon or lime juice

Written by Nutrition Peer Counselor Amare Sabillo

By Nutrition Peer Counselor Amare Sabillo

Fresh fruits and vegetables provide a variety of benefits, including providing you with a wide range of vitamins and minerals. As we continue to enjoy spring, different fruits and vegetables start to become available at our local grocery stores. These in-season fruits vary based on the current season, for spring some of the fruits include apples, apricots, and strawberries. Try out this easy fruit salad recipe and use some of your favorite in-season fruits! 

Written by Nutrition Peer Counselor Lorelei Kilmer.

By Nutrition Peer Counselor Yiman Li

As a college student, you're likely familiar with the ritual of reaching for a cup of tea or coffee to kickstart your morning or to power through a late-night study session. But have you ever considered the caffeine content in your tea and why it matters? In this article, we'll delve into the world of tea, focusing on its caffeine content and exploring why caffeine is a subject of concern for many.

Understanding Caffeine in Tea

By Nutrition Peer Counselor Wendy Liang

Busy schedule and need an easy meal to go? This Overnight Matcha Berry Oats is jam-packed with fiber and antioxidants to start your day, keeping you satisfied and energized.  

Prep Time: 5 minutes Cook Time: 8 hours

Ingredients:

• ⅔ cup milk (dairy or non-dairy options)

• ⅔ cup old-fashioned oats (see Tip)

• 1 teaspoon matcha powder

By Nutrition Peer Counselor Lorelei Kilmer

Need something to give you a little more energy and fuel for this finals season? This Seed and Nut Granola recipe is packed with antioxidants, Omega 3-fatty acids, and Fiber to keep you satisfied throughout the day. If you need a quick snack, a crunchy topping for your smoothie or yogurt, or simply want something sweet and warm. This is the perfect recipe for you!

1 cup old-fashioned rolled oats

1/4 cup flour

By Nutrition Peer Counselor Amare Sabillo

By nutrition peer counselor Lorelei Kilmer

By Nutrition Peer Counselor Amare Sabillo

It's that time again, where you see store fronts filled with crates and crates of pumpkins! Pumpkin is a delicious vegetable rich in antioxidants, vitamin A, and fiber. In honor of the autumn season, try out this quick but delicious pumpkin mug cake. It’s simple and easy to make inside your dorm room. It’s the perfect warm snack to enjoy in this chilly weather!

The Women’s Volleyball D2 Club Team at UC Davis won first place in Division III of the 2023 NCVF (National Collegiate Volleyball Federation) Volleyball Championship Nationals. Over 500 teams participated in nationals in Kansas City, MO over a three-day period. 

NCVF is the only nationally oriented organization in the United States formed specifically to promote collegiate club volleyball opportunities. The NCVF Volleyball Championship Nationals was established in 1985 by Gary Colberg and is now recognized as the largest intercollegiate volleyball tournament in the world.

Campus Recreation is excited to share the great news that Dr. Shannan Rowe, our head athletic trainer, has been awarded the title of Head Athletic Trainer of the Year for Club/Intramural/Recreational Sports by the NATA Intercollegiate Council for Sports Medicine. This national award recognizes Shannan’s outstanding contributions and commitment to the health and well-being of our sport club athletes here at UC Davis.