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PLEASE NOTE: Due to budgetary constraints and recent layoffs, the GEPA office is not open to walk-ins.

Graduate Students:

For most inquiries related to your academic status and needs, the GRADUATE COORDINATOR from your home academic department/program will be best able to assist you.

If you need to look up the contacts for your graduate program, please access our Department/Program Contacts Look-Up Tool. (Single Sign-on required and if you’re off campus, you’ll need to use VPN.)

For other inquiries, see the Contact Directory here, or GEPA staff contact information can be found here.

Postdoctoral Scholars:

To discuss appointments, reappointments, pay, benefits and other HR related matters, contact Jennie Salomon at opsa@ucsd.edu. For career advising, questions about professional development workshops, assistance developing an Individual Development Plan (IDP), or other training and development matters, contact Heather Dillon at postdoc@ucsd.edu

Prospective and New Graduate Students:

For graduate admissions/application questions, email gradadmissions@ucsd.edu.

Mailing Address: University of California, Student Services Center, 4th Floor, 9500 Gilman Drive, #0003, La Jolla, CA 92093

NOTE: There are NO EXCEPTIONS for the Course-by-Course evaluation in your applicant status portal that must be completed by admitted students who earned a degree from an institution outside of the United States.

General Information:

See the Contact Directory on this page or email gepageneral@ucsd.edu

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