RCSGD Advising Drop-in Hours
The RCSGD hosts weekly advising drop-in hours in our lounge to help students navigate UCSB academics and other resources.
Todd Piccus Scholarship
Are you interested in studying abroad and looking for a scholarship? Apply now to the Todd Piccus Study Abroad Scholarship!
Pride Worldwide: A Study Abroad Guide for LGBTQIA Students and Allies
Considering studying abroad? UCSB EAP office and the RCSGD can help you with information and resources to consider before planning out your study abroad program.
Check out the brochure for more information!
LGBTQ+ Studies Minor
The LGBTQ+ Minor under the Department of Feminist Studies provides a comprehensive and interdisciplinary examination of the lives, experiences, identities, and representations of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer individuals; their families and communities; their cultures and subcultures; their histories, institutions, languages and literatures; their economics and politics; and their complex relations to the culture and experience of a heterosexual majority.
LGBTQIA+ Library Research and Resource Guide
LGBTQ+ Studies Library resources
This library resource page has both print and electronic resources for researching LGBTQ issues for different LGBTQIA+ focused courses at UCSB
LGBTQ+ Well-being Library Resources
This library resource page has both print and electronic well-being resources in Sexual health, sexuality, relationships, gender and LGBTQ books
Tutoring & Accommodations
CLAS
Campus Learning Assistance Services is meant to supplement students' classroom learning, Campus Learning Assistance Services offers course-specific tutoring groups, workshops, and drop-in hours at no additional cost for students. Program topics range from chemistry to writing to general academic skills.
DSP
Disabled Students Program (DSP) staff members assist permanently and temporarily disabled students in their success at UC Santa Barbara. DSP serves as the liaison regarding issues and regulations related to students with disabilities. Students are responsible for making DSP aware of their disabilities and for providing appropriate documentation. Services provided by DSP are all free of charge.