2025-2026 Student Advisors to the Chancellor (SACs)
Mi'Zauni Reese and Emiliano Nolasco
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Our Mission
Fostering communication between students and the administration
Listening and responding to student issues
Utilizing resources to advance student interests
Advocating on behalf of students
Mi-Zauni Reese is a proud first-generation student, pursuing degrees in Political Science–Public Service and African & African American Studies. The oldest of three, she strives to be a paragon of academic achievement, community advocacy, and Black excellence for her younger sisters, as she works toward a career in public policy. Her upbringing in the Sacramento and Oakland arts scene has shaped her passion for the arts and history. Her fervor for change within systemically marginalized communities influenced her various research projects, conducted through UCCS, the Transformative Justice and Education Center, and the Aggie Scholars Research Initiative, which centers equity in education. She has been a member of the UC Davis Cheer and Majorette teams, founded Boldly Black Women, a club for the uplifting and affirmation of Black women in higher education, and worked at the UC Davis Writing Center promoting communication and collaboration in writing. Currently, she serves as the Vice President of the Black Pre-Law Student Association, as well as a Student Advisor to the Chancellor while maintaining her position in BBW and championing representation in academia.
Emiliano Nolasco is a first-generation Latino student, coming from a low-income background, pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Human Development. The oldest of four, and the first to attend college, like most older siblings, Emiliano tries to be the best role model that he can be.
With various interests in music and the visual arts, Emiliano takes his time to work with what he loves. He has experience as a mentor in EOP, serving as a Peer Advising Counselor for both advising and event planning. He created events for students to learn and understand new topics that aren’t usually taught to students at UC Davis. Now he is looking forward to working with administrators and students with this new position as a Student Advisor to the Chancellor.
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STUDENT ADVISORS TO THE CHANCELLOR (SACs)
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