| Website |
| http://eop.ucdavis.edu |
| https://www.facebook.com/groups/593437620796465/ |
| https://www.instagram.com/ucdavis_eop/?hl=en |
| Phone Number |
| 530-752-9366 |
The Educational Opportunity Program
The Educational Opportunity Program (EOP) at the University of California, Davis began in 1968. The program offers an array of services to help students adapt both academically and socially to the University setting and achieve their educational and personal goals. The transition from high school or community college to a large research university can be overwhelming. EOP provides a caring and supportive environment for students to meet with peer and professional advisers and network with other students. Two staff advisers and a group of 18 peer advising counselors, in conjunction with other campus units, work together to offer students the following services and activities.Please stop by the EOP Cottage by South Hall to meet our friendly staff and peers. The office is open from 9-4 Mondays-Thursdays and 9-3 Fridays. No appointment is necessary.
- Pre-enrollment assistance
- Academic Advising
- Orientation and welcome activities
- Personal and social support
- Information and skill development workshops
- Bi-weekly newsletter on Guidebook App
- Tutoring and supplemental instruction through the Student Academic Success Center & Tutoring Tuesdays at the EOP Cottage
- Guardian Scholars, a support network for former foster youth
Our Mission
"The Educational Opportunity Program is committed to serving the UC Davis Community. We strive to maintain a climate of academic excellence and maximize retention by providing academic, and social support and peer counseling. We affirm our commitment by raising student awareness in current political and social issues. Through our programs we recognize, appreciate, and cherish the richness of our diversity.”
Educational Opportunity Program Location
EOP Cottage
PACs 2016-17
How to be an EOP Student 101
Step 1:
Check your UC Davis Email: You will be receiving Newsletters, Updates, and Reminders from your PAC
Step 2:
Go to the EOP Office, Why?
Academic Guidance • Academic Advising • Pre/Co classes • Lending Library • Tutoring Tuesdays • Workshops • Orientation
Personal & Social Support • One-on-One Peer Counseling • Internship/Job opportunity • Social Room
Student Advocacy • Guided Referrals • Fiscal Guidance • Identity Awareness
Step 3:
Keep up with what’s going on in EOP: Post any updates you have and network!
Add EOP on Facebook , Instagram and Guidebook!
Step 4:
Get involved with the Street Team Internship (Link to YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC-VCud_0kAhP5yL-BlWE5Fw )
Meet other EOP Students at events!
Step 5:
Go to workshops and events!
Apartment Hunting 101 //Study Jams // Relationships Learning Styles // CalFresh Representatives //You request topic!
*These flyers are all examples of different events EOP has. Some may be past events
Peer Advising Counselors 2016-2017
Kristin Kirk // Music Major with an emphasis in composition, Minor in Education // 4th Year // Hometown: Yolo, CA //
Josh Polanco // Political Science and Chicano Studies Double Major // 3rd Year // Hometown: Los Angeles, CA //
Jennifer Aguirre // Aerospace Engineering Major // 2nd Year // Hometown: Los Angeles, CA //
Nayeli Buenrostro // Psychology Major // 3rd Year // Hometown: Kerman, CA //
Miguel Dominguez // Environmental Science and Management Major // 3rd Year // Hometown: Lost Hills, CA //
Jacob Fernandez // Nutrition science: Nutritional Biology Major // 3rd Year // Hometown: San Jose, CA //
Carlos Leal // Human Development & Communication Major // 3rd Year // Hometown: Woodland, CA //
Carmen Palao // Sociology Major with an emphasis in Law and Society and Communications Minor // 3rd Year // Hometown: Downtown Los Angeles, CA //
Joanna Plaza-Uriostegui // Communication Major // 4th Year // Hometown: Santa Ana, CA //
Ricardo Romero // Chican@ Studies Major w/minor in Music and Education // 4th Year // Hometown: Los Angeles, CA //
Sadaf Sadiq // Psychology major with a Chinese minor // 2nd Year // Hometown: Woodland, CA //
Jessica Sandoval // Human Development Major // 3rd Year // Hometown: Petaluma, CA //
Zannatul Tazrin // Applied Mathematics Major // 5th Year // Los Angeles, CA //
Annalisa Yoakum // Cinema and Digital Media Major with a Computer Science minor // 3rd Year // Vacaville, CA //
Abraham Gerzeghier // Biomedical Engineering Major // 4th Year // Fresno, CA //
PAC Coordinators
Selena Martinez // Chemical Engineering Major // 3rd Year // Lancaster, CA //
Shanice Britton // Animal Science Major // 3rd Year // Covelo, CA //
