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Establish an email account by completing a All DCB graduate students are required to obtain a Chemistry email account (typically your first initial and last name @chem.ucsb.edu). We will use this account as our primary way of contacting you and sending out announcements and information. Only your department (@chem) and UCSB (@ucsb) accounts will be used for department and UC-related correspondence. If you plan to continue to use a personal email account, then please ensure that your department and UCSB accounts are forwarding properly and that UC-generated messages are not being caught by your spam filters. A complete list of current graduate student email addresses is posted on our department website.

To establish an email account complete the Chemistry ADS Account Request found on the LSCG Website. The LSCG team will set up your account, establish your access to the wireless network, and distribute information on how to access your email.Please check your UCSB email regularly for department and UC-related correspondence.

You will be assigned a mailbox in Chemistry, Room 1005C

. The mailbox is for departmental notices, campus mail, and professional mail pertaining to your role as a graduate student. Personal mail should be received at your home address

. Mail is delivered to the department at approximately 8:00am Monday through Friday and is then distributed to your mailbox. You are expected to check your mail regularly. Mail that is left for more than 30 days or that does not fit in your mailbox due to overflow will be recycled. If you receive an item too large for your mailbox, then it will be held at

Building 232, and you will be emailed to pick up. Please note that paychecks will not be placed in your mailbox.

Faculty and staff mailboxes are located in Building 232, Room 1010. Items for faculty and staff

mailboxes can be left at the front desk of Building 232,

for distribution.

Please be sure to include the recipient’s complete address and your return address on off-campus U.S. mail. Mail to foreign addresses that is not a standard-sized letter must have a Customs Form attached or it will be returned to the department. Custom Forms are available from Mail Services. Departmental mail does not require postage. Mail Services does not pick up personal mail.

Contact Cabe Fletcherto obtain keys.

• Copier is located in PSB-NPSBN, Room 1512

  • For teaching responsibilities only

  • Please utilize your lab resources to reproduce research materials or large copy jobs

• Designated for Chemistry 1005D, PSB-N PSBN 1631, PSB-N PSBN 4606

• Please use the online room reservation system to view the availability calendar and reservation

• If you use these facilities, you are responsible for leaving them clean, in original configuration, dark, and securely locked

• Contact Nicole McCoy with questions

• Chemistry’s Computer SupportTeam: technical issues with online access

• DCB Building Manager or theSafety Officer: issues in DCB-maintained rooms

• UCSB Physical Facilities Department: maintenance issues in your lab, office, common areas of the buildings, or surrounding areas

• Lost and Found Office – North Hall, Room 1131

• Drop-off points (UCEN front desk, Community Relations Office, library)

• Hours of Operation: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

• Contact Information: (805) 893-3843, lost.found@police.ucsb.edu

• chem-grads@chem.ucsb.edu: to all graduate students in DCB

• chem-dlist@chem.ucsb.edu: important campus announcements

All current graduate students and alumni are welcome and encouraged to join the UCSB Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry Graduate Program Facebook group. This forum can be used to advertise and plan upcoming graduate events, share housing opportunities, post photos, and announce other social or personal information to grad students in the DCB. Students who wish to view or post this type of information or otherwise participate in non-academic networking should opt-in to the group. The DCB is not responsible for current or future content on this page and does not regulate posts by group members. Please reach out to the Staff Graduate Program Advisor for information.

UC Santa Barbara’s visual identity is comprised of a number of design elements, including university marks, color, typography, photography, and websites.

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry logo is available in multiple formats at this link. Please note that these graphics should not be altered.