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Welcome From The Associate Dean


Hello, I am Diane Ullman, Associate Dean for Undergraduate Academic Programs.  I am delighted to welcome you to the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences at the University of California, Davis.  For over 100 years, our students and graduates have shaped—and reshaped—our community, state, nation and world through innovations in the agricultural, environmental and human sciences.  


I encourage you to use our website as a tool to learn about our exciting diversity of majors, facilities, research and internship opportunities; discover our integrated academic programs; and engage in our active student organizations and activities.


We believe that student success depends on readily available advising and assistance.  Our team of talented academic counselors is ready to assist you in finding success on the UC Davis campus, whether it is to find the right classes, identify the best major or deal with academic difficulties.  Whether you know your major and career path or you are undeclared and exploring, we have advisors and special programs to position you for success.  


Thank-you for visiting our website; please stop by again as our web site (much like our college) is constantly growing.  If you have any further questions, please contact us.


College Facts

 

  • Undergraduate enrollment in CA&ES: greater than 4,500
  • Location: Davis, California (close to Sacramento, San Francisco & Lake Tahoe)
  • Size of Campus: 5,000 acres
  • Class Size: Largest percentage of classes with fewer than 30 students
  • Classes Taught by Ladder Rank Faculty: highest percentage on campus
  • Number of Faculty: 370
  • Undergraduate Scholarships: nearly $2 million / year
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Psychiatrist-philanthropist gives $1 million for infancy studies
October 29, 2009

Dr. Robert Dorn, a Davis psychiatrist who devoted his career to understanding and treating mental health problems that originate in the earliest years of life, has given $1 million to support infant development research at UC Davis.

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