Message From Director
Emil Rodolfa, Ph.D.
Welcome to the University of California, Davis CAPS Website. This resource has been developed (and of course is under continual development) to provide you up-to-date information on CAPS services and programs.
If you have any questions or comments about our programs, services or website, please contact me at errodolfa@ucdavis.edu.
Mission Statement
The mission of Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) is to enhance the mental health, interpersonal relationships, academic performance and career development of students attending UC Davis. CAPS services are also designed to assist all members of the campus community to develop a healthy campus learning environment. CAPS is committed to promoting inclusion, and the affirmation of diversity in its broadest sense. We strive to provide respectful treatment to people of every background who work, train and use CAPS services. Our staff contribute to the profession and embrace the richness brought by the intersections of gender, ethnicity, race, sexual/affectional orientation, age, physical and mental abilities, spirituality, socioeconomic status, physical attributes, as well as other personal and social characteristics that comprise individual identity.
Training Programs
If you have any questions about our training programs or your application to our programs, please contact:
For the internship progam: Kristee Haggins, Ph.D. klhaggins@ucdavis.edu
For the postdoctoral program: Katie Cougevan, Ph.D. kpcougevan@ucdavis.edu
Department Quicklinks
24 Hour Phone Response:
CAPS has mental health staff available for consultation 24 hours a day by phone.
To reach a CAPS staff member call:
(530) 752-0871
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Counseling and Psychological Services 219 North Hall (530) 752-0871 M - F: 8AM - 4:45PM errodolfa@ucdavis.edu |
Click Here to see North Hall on the UCD Map
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The recent 24-7 news reports about swine flu infections have resulted in anxiety and concern for many members of the campus community.
CAPS staff are available to help students cope effectively when anxiety interferes with the ability to function effectively. ASAP (http://www.hr.ucdavis.edu/ASAP) staff are available to help faculty and staff. Information about managing your anxiety about the Swine Flu is available at http://apahelpcenter.org/articles/article.php?id=194
To read more, click here. (PDF)
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Please click the position title. It will take you to the UC Davis employment website so that you may apply for the position.
SPOTLIGHT ON CAPS PROGRAMS
Below are some randomly selected CAPS programs. Click here to refresh the selections.

