Student Affairs

The Office of Research and Policy for Equity serves as an innovative consortium that fosters personal, cultural, and systemic transformation. We aim to institutionalize equity and dismantle systems of oppression in education.

The mission of the Financial Aid and Scholarships Office is to provide prospective and enrolled students with information and resources to financially support their educational goals.

The WRRC's mission is to promote gender equity and social justice. We provide a place for students and the Davis community to learn about resources and to attend educational programs that focus on gender equity and social justice. 

Learn about freedom of expression, how to exercise your rights and ways to get support for a variety of situations.

CCLASS provides academic advising, counseling, internship and career services and tutoring, and facilitate formal and informal interactions with faculty members for members of the Chicanx and Latinx community.

The Native American Academic Student Success Center (NAASSC) is focused on creating a sense of belonging for Native American students in a culturally appropriate way. Our community includes students, staff, faculty and alumni from a wide variety of tribal backgrounds, experiences and academic interests.

Created in 1976, the Early Academic Outreach Program (EAOP) primarily serves students who are the first in their family to go to college or who are considered socioeconomically disadvantaged.

We’re the campus unit designated to receive requests for accommodation, approve services, and coordinate support for students with disabilities to ensure equal access to the University’s educational programs.

Affairs. Our goal is to contribute to the success of your student-focused event or program by providing compelling, creative and strategic communications. Services include print publications, websites and leveraging social media to create an interactive community experience.