Dr. Richard Green is the Master Adviser for the Agricultural and Resource Economics Department. His role is to oversee the curriculum for the undergraduate program. As a faculty member in the department teaching undergraduate courses, he is keenly aware of undergraduate matters and interested in providing a program that is both challenging and rewarding to students and faculty. He works with faculty advisers and the academic program advisers to review program modifications and other special requests.

Elizabeth Clark-Anibaba, Barbara Sullivan, and Julie Burgal are Academic Program Advisers for the Agricultural and Resource Economics Department. They provide advising for students majoring in Managerial Economics. Among other things, academic program advisers identify degree requirements that you have or have not met, make recommendations concerning courses and careers, discuss academic problems, supply forms, and help you to prepare petitions. They also can advise you about petition policies, transfer agreements, and major, college, and university requirements for graduation. You can make an appointment with the academic program advisers by email at manecon@primal.ucdavis.edu. You can also visit them on facebook by adding "Elizabeth Barbara Julie ManEcn" as your friend. They are also available for advising on AOL Instant Messenger (AIM) using screen name "ME Advising."

In addition to our team of staff advisers, our Peer Advisers have an office in the Agricultural and Resource Economics Advising Center (Room 1176A, SS&H). They are students majoring in Managerial Economics who have completed a training program concerning degree requirements, course planning, pass/no pass grading, procedures for changing majors, course study plans, etc. The peer advisers can help you in the development of quarter-by-quarter course plans that will fulfill your degree requirements. You can visit the peer advisers without an appointment during their regular quarterly hours, or email them at arepa@primal.ucdavis.edu. They are also available on AIM using screen name "ME Peer Advising."

Each student is assigned a Faculty Adviser from the Department of Agricultural and Resource Economics. Your faculty adviser is available to discuss course selection, internships, possible modification of requirements, graduate study, career planning, and other matters. Please ask the peer or academic program advisers if you wish to meet with your faculty adviser.