Mónica Hurtado-León
Psy.D., Post-Doctoral Resident
Office hours: Tuesdays 12:30-1:30pm and by appointment
myhurtadoleon@ucdavis.edu
Mónica Y. Hurtado-León was born in México, and immigrated to the U.S. at a very young age. As a first-generation, Mexican-American college student, and daughter of undocumented parents for the first few years of her life, she has experienced some of the unique challenges of being Latinx and having undocumented family members. Her life and educational experiences are the driving force to the passion she has in serving the UCD AB540/Undocumented student population. Through her work, she wants to be a part of guiding and navigating students through their unique life journeys by highlighting their resiliencies and celebrating their history and their life stories.
Fun Fact: Mónica loves staying active playing volleyball, cycling, running and weight-lifting.
*You can request a counseling appointment with Mónica by calling the Counseling Services front desk at (530) 752-0871. Mónica has initial consultation appointment time allotted each week prioritized for Undocumented students. If you're interested in working with a different counselor, you're more than welcome to request someone else. Alternatively, you can web book a counseling appointment at hem.ucdavis.edu but will not benefit from any prioritized appointment slots.*
Christian Latino
Doctoral Intern, AB540 and Undocumented Students Emphasis
Office hours: Tuesdays 12:30-1:30pm and by appointment
calatino@ucdavis.edu
Christian Latino has always had an interest in learning about other cultures. This interest eventually took him to Mexico, where he lived for three years doing community organization work with the Peace Corps. In his time there, Christian lived in large cities and small ranchitos, giving him the opportunity to form close relationships with many people, including some who had been undocumented in the United States. This awoke in Christian the wish to continue to work with this population because of the unique blend of cultural, familial, economic, and political factors that these individuals must bravely navigate. He believes that all individuals are capable of facing the challenges in front of them, and works with students to get in touch with the strengths they already possess to overcome their obstacles.
Fun Fact: Christian loves reading.
*You can request a counseling appointment with Christian by calling the Counseling Services front desk at (530) 752-0871. Christian has initial consultation appointment time allotted each week prioritized for Undocumented students. If you're interested in working with a different counselor, you're more than welcome to request someone else. Alternatively, you can web book a counseling appointment at hem.ucdavis.edu but will not benefit from any prioritized appointment slots.*
Damián Caravez
UC Immigrant Legal Services Center, Legal Fellow
Center Hours: Tuesdays 12:30-1:30pm and by appointment
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Email: damian.ucimm@law.ucdavis.edu
Damián is a recent UC Davis School of Law graduate and also received his Bachelor degree in Political Science and History at UC Davis. During law school, Damián interned at Catholic Charities of the East Bay and the UC Immigrant Legal Services Center and assisted the teams in providing immigration services for the community. Damián was born and raised in Solano County and looks forward to serving the students and families of UC Davis. In his spare time, Damián enjoys running, dancing, and spending time with his family.
Fun Fact: I danced Ballet Folklórico for 7 years.