by Tessa Haden, associate director of development, parent giving, annual and special gifts, Development and Alumni Relations
UC Davis is fortunate to have some of the world’s greatest faculty members who dedicate themselves daily to teaching and inspiring our students. Among these esteemed educators, Chancellor’s Fellows stand out. These early-career faculty members are honored for their exceptional research and receive a $25,000 award to help them advance promising aspects of their work. Often, these projects also provide students with valuable, career-building experience.
by Erika Reynolds, associate director, First Year Experience
This article is written by The New Student Programs unit housed within Student Affairs and is comprised of Orientation and First Year Experience. Our team is dedicated to supporting your students transition into and through UC Davis.
As your student prepares for the opening of the 2025-26 Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) or California Dream Act Application (CADAA), here are some ways you can stay informed.
Whether you’re seeking growth in your current organization, a promotion, or a new role, there are a few factors you’ll want to look out for in your next position. Learn what the U.S. Surgeon General has to say about the components for wellbeing at work.
by Erika Reynolds, associate director, First Year Experience
You may want to know more about how things are going for your student academically, but you might not be sure what to ask. Or when you do ask, you are met with one-word answers from your student. You are a partner in your student’s success and if you find yourself unsure of what to ask your student or what they might be experiencing, we’ve got you!
by Erika Reynolds, associate director, First Year Experience
FYE Peer Mentors are one source of support for first year and continuing students as they transition into and through college. FYE Peer Mentors are current students who meet with first year students to answer questions, share experiences and offer suggestions.
Peer Mentors offer “office hours” in the residence halls, at The Green, and on campus and they put on academic programs and events.
FYE Peer Mentors are trained to assist students in all four colleges and can help:
Everything you need to know to about UC Davis Parent and Family Weekend on November 1-3, 2024. The annual event which gives parents and family members of current students the opportunity to engage with UC Davis life — from academics to athletics and everything in between.
by Tessa Haden, associate director of development, parent giving, annual and special gifts, Development and Alumni Relations
Fall and football are in the air, and UC Davis is excited to welcome parents and families for the annual Parent and Family Weekend, happening November 1-3. This special weekend provides a fantastic opportunity for families of current students to fully immerse themselves in the UC Davis experience—from academics to athletics and everything in between.