IT-CAP provides a range of computing, communications, and media services in support of your research. Call 752-2548 for more information. The Center offers numerous programs to assist you in gaining professional experience while working toward your degree, and in finding suitable employment after graduation. The office also has a special educational placement program for students interested in a teaching career. In addition to helping you prepare for your job search, the Center solicits and maintains files of job vacancy listings, arranges firsthand experiences through internships, schedules on-campus recruiting by employers, and holds several Career Faires throughout the year for students to meet potential employers.
Advisers are available on an appointment or drop-in basis.
The operation of the campus student disciplinary system is outlined in the booklet UCD Administration of Student Discipline . Alleged violations of campus or University standards will be investigated by the Student Judicial Affairs staff. If complaints cannot be resolved informally between the Student Judicial Affairs staff, the accused student, and the referring party, the case may be referred to a formal hearing panel or a hearing officer for adjudication. Non-academic job opportunities available include those advertised through the Student Employment Office. These are usually on the campus, short and long term, working in offices, food services areas, the library or book store, laboratories and other University facilities.