This bulletin is updated weekly during the academic year. Last updated 6.4.2026.
Academic & Department Reminders
Academic Dates & Deadlines
- May 13th-July 17th—Graduation Application Period for All Summer Sessions
- The Online Graduation Application can be found here
- May 23th-July 24th—Open Registration
- Weekdays 6:00 a.m.–midnight.
- Weekends 10:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m.
- June 4th—Instruction Ends
- Last day to:
- Drop courses with a Permission to Drop (PTD).
- Add courses with a Permission to Add (PTA).
- Submit a Cancellation/Withdrawal Form.
- Last day to:
- June 5th-11th—Final Examinations
Resource Highlight
Finals Week Study Spaces
Some spaces on campus have additional hours available during finals week. Learn about them on the Student Affairs website.
In addition to these spaces the Statistics Department has a small study lounge available Monday through Friday 8am-5pm in the Mathematical Sciences Building room 4110. :)
Statistics Department Updates
Undergrad Advising Options
Advisors in the Department of Statistics offer the following advising services.
Email Advising
Email any of the Staff Advisors at [email protected].
Email [email protected]Appointments
20-30 minute in-person and virtual appointments are available for in-depth questions.
Express Advising
During Summer, drop-in Express Advising is typically available via Zoom on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Fridays 1-4pm. Express Advising should be used for quick questions.
Summer Course Structure Information
Considering taking a STA course in Summer? Our instructors have provided more details about the structure of their courses. View the link below to see what aspects of the course have an optional online component, etc. This information will be updated throughout the Summer, so please check back.
2026-2027 Course Schedule Out Now
The 2026-2027 course schedule for STA courses is now available on our website.
Pre-Graduation Technology Checklist
Graduating this Spring? There are things you need to prepare for your transition out of UC Davis. Learn more about how to download your google drive and Canvas materials, transitioning your email, and other things you need to prepare through the link below.
Internship & Career Resources
Internships
- Demand Supply Planning Intern
- Rural Power Systems
- Woodland, CA
- Software Engineering Intern
- Advantest America Inc
- Hybrid based in San Jose, CA
- Math Curriculum Intern
- Baroba
- Onsite based in Davis, CA
- Summer Camp Instructor (AI, Robotics, Drones, Game Design)
- Integem Inc.
- Onsite based in Palo Alto, Menlo Park, San Mateo, or South San Francisco
- Data Management and Financial Analytics Intern
- G&A
- Onsite based in Portland, OR
- Finance Intern - Global Technology & Operations
- MetLife
- Hybrid, based in Bridgewater, NJ, Tampa, FL, Cary, FL, or New York, NY
- Data and Technology Intern
- Community Development, City of Walnut Creek
- Onsite, based in Walnut Creek, CA
- Investment Risk Management Intern
- Utah Retirement Systems
- Onsite or hybrid based in Salt Lake City, UT
IMPORTANT NOTE: Some job postings on Handshake and other job search sites may be scams. Learn more about how to spot them and what to do on the Career Center's job scam information webpage.
Career Center Announcements
Summer Virtual Career Fair and Hire Me! Academy
Hire Me! Academy is a two-day virtual career readiness program designed to help students strengthen their job search strategies and feel confident navigating the internship and employment process. This workshop series provides practical guidance for students preparing for career fairs, internships, and full-time opportunities. Click on links below to register for virtual workshops.
- Resume Writing Workshop (Virtual) | Tuesday, June 16th | 10 - 10:50 AM
- Resilience in the Job Search Workshop (Virtual) | Tuesday, June 16th | 11 - 11:50 AM
- Networking Workshop (Virtual) | Tuesday, June 16th | 1:10 - 2 PM
- Navigating the Virtual Career Fair (Virtual) | Tuesday, June 16th | 9 - 9:50 AM
- What Now? Post Career Fair Action Plan (Virtual) | Tuesday, June 16th | 3:10 - 4 PM
Register for the Summer Virtual Career Fair on Wed, Jun 17, 11:00am - 3:00pm.
Other Upcoming Events @ the Career Center
Campus News & Events
Club Highlights
Hack Davis is a student-run collegiate hackathon that challenges students, creators, and leaders to come together to hack for social good. Their projects provide a way to gain hands-on-experience and an opportunity to explore a new discipline. Through their projects, they strive to create meaning, impactful, and innovative solutions that benefit local and global communities.
Upcoming Events @ The Data Lab
Success Coaching and Learning Strategies Workshops
Strategies for Test Taking
How can I become a better test taker? Join us to discuss strategies for maximizing your test grade, including managing test-induced anxiety.
- Thursday, 6/04 (3:10-4:00 PM), 114 South Hall
Full Schedule for Learning Strategy Workshops
Summer Scholars Writing Academy
Advance your writing skills with fellow Affie writers this summer! UC Davis students can spend six weeks working with the Academic Assistance and Tutoring Center (AATC) experts and leveling up writing skills at the Summer Scholars Writing Academy. This in-person program is open to students is all majors and fields of study. The program is FREE, but space is limited.
Session I: June 23rd - July 28th
Session II: August 4th - September 8th
Register by June 15th for Session I or July 27th for Session II
- Program Outcomes:
- Acquire knowledge and tools to demonstrate communication skills in competitive job markets
- Build confidence to effectively express yourself in novel and challenging writing situation
- Establish connections with peers and mentors within the writing community
Services for International Students and Scholars (SISS) Events
- International Student Support Group (June 10th, 1-2pm @ The International Center)
The International Student Support Group offers a confidential and welcoming space for guided discussion and peer support at your own pace. Share and learn about others' experiences, reduce isolation, and build a sense of belonging.
Times:
June 10th, 1-2pm @ International Center 3119
Location: International Center (463 California Ave, Davis, CA 95616)
To view where the International Center is on the campus map, click here: UC Davis: Campus Map
UC Student and Policy Center (UCSPC) Events
Join the UCSPC for the following events to take part of conversations that shape California's future. They will all be at the UC Student and Policy Center (1115 11th St, Sacramento, CA 95814), just steps away from the State Capitol.
- June 9: California Economic Forum (9:00 AM – 2:30 PM, UC Student and Policy Center):
This year’s forum, presented in partnership with POLITICO, features the release of the 2026 UCLA Anderson Economic Forecast, the premier independent economic analysis of California’s economy for over 75 years; two panel discussions with key leaders in California government and industry; and an engaging keynote fireside chat during lunch. With disruptive international events, federal policy shifts on tariffs and immigration, and the upcoming state budget deadline, the Economic Forum is a timely discussion of California’s economic outlook and the challenges shaping the year ahead. Last year sold out, so get your tickets today!
Speakers include:
Session 1 on the UCLA Forecast: Faculty Director of the UCLA Anderson Forecast Jerry Nickelsburg presenting the Forecast report.
Session 2 on California’s Budget and Finances: State Controller Malia Cohen, Legislative Analyst Gabriel Petek, Department of Finance Director Joe Stephenshaw, moderated by POLITICO reporter Blake Jones.
Keynote Fireside Chat on Energy Costs and the Economy: Liane Randolph, former Chair of the California Air Resources Board and former Commissioner with the California Public Utilities Commission, moderated by POLITICO reporter Camille von Kaenel (Catered buffet lunch provided).
Session 3 on Industry Perspectives: Executive Director & CEO League of California Cities Carolyn Coleman, President & CEO of California Manufacturers & Technology Association Lance Hastings; Jeremy Smith, Chief of Staff, State Building and Construction Trades Council of California, and more, moderated by POLITICO reporter Dustin Gardiner.
A catered luncheon is included.
Seating is limited and expected to fill quickly, so register here.