Event Date
All incoming undergraduate, graduate, and professional student parents are invited to attend this one-day, virtual pre-orientation designed to help you and your family prepare for your time at UC Davis. Returning students who would like a refresher are also welcome.
Wednesday, June 10, 10am-1pm
Via Zoom
Participants are welcome to come in and out throughout the program
Children can attend with their parents
Agenda:
10-10:30am
Overview of Student Parent Resources
The Transfer and Reentry Center and the Women’s Resources and Research Center collaborate to support and advocate for student parents at UC Davis. Representatives will share a brief overview of resources, including family events, Babysitter Directory, Priority Registration.
10:30-11am
Davis Joint Unified School District
The Executive Director for Student Support Services from DJUSD will give a presentation on the District's offerings and answer questions.
11-11:30am
Child Care Grants
The WorkLife office, in coordination with Graduate Studies and the Financial Aid office, offers limited grants to students with dependent children to assist with childcare expenses. The Graduate Student Child Care Grant (GSCCG) is available to graduate and professional students, regardless of need. The Community Based Care Grant (CBCG) is available to all students (undergraduate, graduate, and professional) identified with financial and situational need.
11:30am-12pm
Financial Aid
Financial Aid staff will review student parent-related topics, including Cost of Attendance and Alternate Budget Requests; Students with Dependents Grant; impact of child care grant on Financial Aid; changes to finances (marriage, separation, divorce, moving on/off campus); refunds; using Financial Aid to pay for housing
12-12:20pm
Transportation and Parking Services
Learn about cost and location of parking options, commuting resources, and advice from commuting student parents
12:20-12:40pm
Family Housing
Hear about the benefits of living on campus with your family, details about Primero Grove and Orchard Park Apartments, and advice from student parents who live on campus