Additional Information | Administrative Information Additional Information Student Assistants to the Chancellor | ASUCD Student Advocacy Grievance Center Student Assistants to the ChancellorStudent Assistants to the Chancellor are your link to the Chancellor and campus administration. They give you advice on where to go to get your questions or problems answered quickly-anything from academics to setting up a lunch with the Chancellor to changing an existing policy or regulation; see http://sac.ucdavis.edu/. ASUCD Student Advocacy Grievance CenterSee http://registrar.ucdavis.edu/ucdwebcatalog/advising/conduct.html. back to topInternship and Career CenterThe Internship and Career Center assists in career planning and integrating academic, career and personal interests; sponsors workshops and on-campus recruiting visits and career fairs. The campuswide internship program administered through The Internship and Career Center provides students with opportunities to supplement classroom learning through internships in a wide variety of businesses and non-profit organizations. Academic credit may be developed out of an internship with faculty consultation and supervision. Successfully completed internships may also be noted on student transcripts. The Internship and Career Center will assist students in finding or developing suitable internships, or help to incorporate an internship into the Planned Educational Leave Program. Call (530) 752-2855 or stop by the second and third floors in South Hall; see http://iccweb.ucdavis.edu/. back to topLearning Skills CenterLSC offers free academic assistance to all UC Davis students in: Study Skills, Mathematics/Statistics, Physics, Chemistry, Genetics, Biology, Spanish, Writing and English as a Second Language. There are many resources to help you, and a listing of all the available resources can be found here. Stop by the LSC to meet the Staff, pick up your copies of our Workshop Schedule and Drop-in Schedule, and find out about all the resources we have to help you. Located in Dutton Hall, the LSC is open Monday through Friday, 7:50 am to 4:50 pm, including the noon hour; see http://lsc.ucdavis.edu/. back to topOpen Campus: The Concurrent ProgramConcurrent courses are regular university courses open to the community on a space-available basis through University Extension. This program allows an individual to pursue academic interests and to test academic abilities at the university. (530) 757-8777; http://extension.ucdavis.edu/opencampus/. back to topPre-Professional and Pre-Graduate AdvisingHealth Sciences AdvisingSee http://advisingservices.ucdavis.edu/advising/hsa/.
Pre-Graduate School, Pre-Business School (MBA) and Teaching Credential AdvisingSee http://advisingservices.ucdavis.edu/advising/grad/.
Pre-Law AdvisingSee http://advisingservices.ucdavis.edu/advising/law/.
back to topStudent Special ServicesStudent Disability CenterThe Student Disability Center (SDC) provides services to students with disabilities who are eligible for reasonable accommodation under either Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act, or the Americans with Disabilities Act. Information on the procedures for documentation and/or SDC services can be obtained by calling (530) 752-3184 (voice) or (530) 752-6833 (TTY). See http://sdc.ucdavis.edu. Transfer/Reentry Student ServicesTransfer students are encouraged to contact the Transfer Student Services Office to ensure a smooth transition to the university. The office can connect you with various programs and services on campus. Call (530) 752-2200; see http://transferstudents.ucdavis.edu/. Reentry Student Services directly aids enrolled students who have reentered the university after several years of life and work experience. The office provides information, support and referral assistance. Call (530) 752-2200; see http://reentry.ucdavis.edu/. Veterans Affairs OfficeAs a veteran, dependent of a deceased or disabled veteran, or a reservist, you may be eligible for various state or federal benefits. If so, the Veterans Affairs Office can process your claim. To initiate the proper paperwork, visit the Veterans Affairs Office in 107 South Hall or call 752-2020; see http://transferstudents.ucdavis.edu/veterans/index.html. back to topIndependent Study ProgramThe Independent Study Program (ISP) is intended to allow upper-division students the opportunity to design and pursue a special project of individual study. An ISP project should be a scholarly effort on a special problem or area. It must be one that is feasible and can be completed within the time agreed on. The latitude allowed in choice of study areas is great, but the project must clearly be appropriate to the university's academic purposes. For complete details, see http://advisingservices.ucdavis.edu/undergradresearch/independentsmallgroupstudy.html. back to topDavis Honors ChallengeThe Davis Honors Challenge (DHC) is a campuswide program for highly motivated students who are interested in enhancing their education through special courses, closer contact with faculty and dynamic interaction with academic peers. Call (530) 752-2335; see http://www-honors.ucdavis.edu. back to topUC/CSU/Community College ExchangeIf you are interested in taking a particular class at a nearby CSU or Community College campus, you may do so through the Intersegmental Cross Enrollment program. You must meet certain qualifications and be certified by your home campus as to eligibility, residence, fee, financial aid and health status. Enrollment is limited to one course per term and participating students need the approval of both the home and the host campus. If you are interested in participating or need more information, come to the service counter at the Office of the University Registrar, in 12 Mrak Hall; see http://registrar.ucdavis.edu/UCDWebCatalog/academicinfo/credit.html. back to top |
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