Advising Center

Grace Dell'Olio - Administrative Assistant
gadellolio@ucdavis.edu
Phone: (530) 754-7915, Fax: (530) 754-4359
Office: 1202 Meyer Hall

Grace graduated in 2011 from UC Davis with a BS in Animal Science with a specialization in Livestock & Dairy.  She then worked for several UC Davis departments, including five years at the UC Davis Medical Center at the Department of Ophthalmology and Vision Science.  She has now returned to Animal Science to continue helping students.  Her hobbies include playing Dungeons & Dragons (as well as other tabletop role playing games) and continuing to learn as much as possible about cattle.

Katherine Livingston - Student Academic Advisor
keclivingston@ucdavis.edu 
Phone: (530) 754-6024, Fax: (530) 754-4359
Office: 1202D Meyer Hall

Katherine graduated from The University of Arizona in 2011 with a B.A. in Anthropology. Katherine moved to Davis, California in the summer of 2015, from New Jersey, where she worked with college students majoring in Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics fields. She has a particular interest in student retention, and also enjoys all aspects of student event planning. Katherine loves to spend her spare time hanging out with her family, reading Harry Potter, going to The Davis Farmer's Market and cooking tasty food.

Emma Martinez - Student Academic Advisor
eadmartinez@ucdavis.edu
Phone: (530) 752-6118, Fax: (530) 754-4359
Office: 1202C Meyer Hall

Emma earned her Bachelor of Science Degree with a Disciplinary Focus in Animal Behavior at UC Davis in 2012. While she was a student, Emma was a peer adviser and a front office assistant for the Animal Science Advising Center. Her areas of interest include scholarship development, peer adviser training, and other topics. She was a sister of the Sigma Alpha sorority- a professional sorority focused on promoting women in all facets of agriculture. She is now an adviser and alumni executive member for the Lambda Chapter at UC Davis. Emma is heavily involved in the College of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences FFA Field Day for the last 6 years as the tabulations coordinator. Her personal interests include reading, knitting, playing with her cats, and dairy production in the U.S.

Caitlin Wehrley - Student Academic Advisor
cmwehrley@ucdavis.edu 
Phone: (530) 754-1878, Fax: (530) 754-4359
Office: 1202B Meyer Hall

Caitlin graduated in 2018 from UC Davis after earning a B.A. in Anthropology. Prior to attending UC Davis, Caitlin worked in the veterinary field for seven years in the San Diego area where she is originally from. As a student at UC Davis, Caitlin served as a peer advisor in the Department of Anthropology and Sociology, where she discovered her interest and passion for supporting students along their academic journeys. Her areas of interest in advising include supporting first generation and transfer students – both of which she is proud to call herself. Outside of work, Caitlin enjoys all things pop culture and likes to spend her time reading and also watching TV shows and movies. She also enjoys visiting zoos and museums, spending time with her husband, and hanging out with her dog and cat.

Lisa Nash Holmes - Advising Center Supervisor and Staff Research Associate
lnholmes@ucdavis.edu
Phone: (530) 752-6022, Fax: (530) 754-4359
Office: 1202A Meyer Hall

Faculty Advisors

Faculty Advisors are professors; they provide in-depth information on particular areas of study and serve as a contact point between the student and the faculty. They assist students in selecting specializations and have full authority regarding courses taken to fulfill the student's specialization. In addition, they are responsible for completing degree checks for graduating students and determining degree certification for the major.

• Faculty advisors also discuss research possibilities for students with other faculty, career opportunities, and in general, act as a mentor for the student.
• Every student in the AEE, ANS and ANM majors is assigned to their own Faculty Advisor.
• Students are assigned to faculty advisors based on their specialization, interests, and the current workload of the faculty advisor. The selection of faculty advisers is done by the Master Advisor and the Staff Advisors.
• Faculty Advisors handle their own scheduling; you must contact him/her directly to make an appointment.

AEE students: Your Faculty Advisors are:

• Dr. Lynn Martindale
• Dr. Deanne Meyer

ANS and ANM students: Find your Faculty Advisor

NOTE: This ANS/ANM Faculty Advisor system is not compatible on the Safari or Google Chrome web browsers. To find your Faculty Advisor, email asac@ucdavis.edu with your name and major included.

Learn more about the Department of Animal Science Faculty.