CNAS Scholars (UCR)

Have you completed the CNAS Scholars Learning Community and looking for opportunities to stay involved? Do you enjoy your NASC093 class or have ideas on how to improve it for freshmen in the years to come? Do you have a passion for mentorship and want to share the lessons you have gained as a CNAS student? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you should consider applying to be a part of the CNAS Scholars Peer Mentor team ! Keep reading to find out more about the opportunity and details of the mandatory workshop! Depending on the position of the CNAS Scholars Peer Mentor team, responsibilities may slightly differ, but all of them involve the opportunity to strengthen your leadership skills and interpersonal skills .  Through the participation in presenting workshops and leading discussions for NASC093 first-year seminars , as well as one-on-one mentor meetings, you can voice your undergraduate experience and share your stories to better help first-year students nav

Have you ever considered getting involved with research during your time in undergraduate education at UCR? Not sure where to start? Well, The Research in Science and Engineering (RISE) Program is a great door of opportunity if you are a first-year learning community students! Through this 10-week research-intensive program, you will be able to gain exposure to the research of discipline and topic of YOUR interest while receiving a stipend of $5000. Beyond the generous amount of financial reward from the completion of this program, you will also have the opportunity to further strengthen your professional development and gain insights on different ways to further enrich your experience as an undergraduate student, as well as graduate-school related topics through program seminars. Along with this, another valuable benefit from this experience is developing a rapport and building professional relationships with a faculty member on campus, as well as with graduate students who may

Happy New Year and Welcome back to campus! We hope your holiday season was filled with joy and cheer. As 2020 kicks off the start of a new decade and vision, if personal well-being and health are on your radar, the UCR Student Recreation Center is a great place to check out for different activities and resources that will help you forward in reaching your personal fitness goals. From group fitness classes and outdoor excursions to cooking demonstrations and massage chairs, the Student Recreation Center is filled with many opportunities for you to explore your interests while meeting new people and building connections. Along with the different amenities that the Student Recreation Center provides, there are also employment opportunities for students to develop leadership skills. Whether you are interested in becoming an instructor for a group fitness class or looking forward to becoming a personal trainer, opportunities at the Student Recreation Center will help further strength

Understanding that students may face challenges in maintaining their health and wellness, The Well is a campus resource that’s invested in your well-being. From mental health education to overall health education, The Well covers all topics regarding student’s health. The well’s mission statement is “ The Well promotes healthy minds, bodies, and communities through student-centered health education, access to resources, peer engagement, and collaboration, and strives to contribute to  a safe, supportive, and connected campus environment.” The well also provides workshops and programs free to all UCR students! The topics covered range from time management to food insecurities. Whether you are struggling with sleep, or want to have a better understanding of fitness and nutrition, The Well provides professionals who can help you. The Well also provides workshops on sexual education and mental health! In fact, you can get free condoms at the well or