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Case Management

  Hello again, everyone! Welcome back to the blog. Hopefully during this stressful time when finals week is quickly approaching, case management can be of great assistance with your problems as an undergrad at UC Riverside. We will discuss this on campus resource more in detail in this blog post. Here is their website:  https://casemanagement.ucr.edu/ . The Student Affairs Case Management Office is associated with the Student Health and Wellness Services (SHWS) and the main objective to support the well-being of all UCR students. The Office provides the necessary resources, expertise, and education when students bring questions to their highly experienced Case Managers. Keep in mind, conversations with Case Managers are private but not confidential; this means that they can share information with different university personnel to help resolve any problems that may arise but will not share this information outside of the university employees under  FERPA guidelines . As a ...

Academic Resource Center

  Welcome back to the blog, Highlanders!      We hope that you all are going strong into Week 8! In this week's edition of the blog, you will have the opportunity to learn more about UCR's Academic Resource Center and its many benefits. TO VISIT THE ARC ONLINE:  https://arc.ucr.edu/ What is the UCR Academic Resource Center (ARC)?                The UCR ARC is the place where you can find academic help for classes at UCR. They offer                          assistance for a wide range of subjects from English to Math. What specific resources does it offer?               The ARC provides assistance through the following: Supplemental Instruction Tutorial Assistance Program Undergraduate Writing Center R'Success Workshops Reading Support                 ...

First-Generation Resources

Highlanders, welcome back to the CNAS Scholars blog ! I hope midterm session has treated everyone well. In this week's edition of the blog, we will be discussing a very important series of programs known as First-Gen Initiatives and what resources are available to any undergraduate students interested.  The term "first-gen" describes a student who is first in their family to study in a four-year institution. Just by the name alone, the main goal of the First-Gen initiatives is to ensure first-generation students are able to engage and stay motivated in their journey towards student success. This includes different individualized programs, specialized campus support, and available student opportunities. UCR's first- cohort was shown to have outstanding first-gen student support by the Center for First-Generation Student Success, a nationally recognized source; more information can be found here . For future reference, the links below are different sections of the Fi...

CNAS Academic Advising

  Welcome back to the blog, Highlanders!      We hope that you all are going strong into Week 4! In this week's edition of the blog, you will have the opportunity to learn more about UCR's Academic Advising and its resources that are made for you. What's the UCR Undergraduate Academic Advising Center (UAAC)?               The UCR UAAC is the place where you need any help concerning classes, registration, or curriculum at UCR. Its the office where all academic advisors can be found! One of the UAAC's top priorities is helping students navigate their career at UCR. What specific resources does it offer?               Meeting with an academic advisor through the UAAC can allow you to obtain: Career advising Quarter/1 yr/4 yr course plan Changing majors SN/C a course And much more! How do I book an advisor appointment?               You can book an appo...

Fall Quarter Updates And Events

 Hello Highlanders! Although this fall quarter will be virtual and unlike any other time, the CNAS Scholars program is a great program for student success! This program consists of CNAS staff, faculty, and undergraduate student staff that are ready to help guide and enhance your experience at UC Riverside. Students who participate in the program are on track to follow their pursuits in STEM, including healthcare and biotechnology through various disciplines and the intellectual rigor involved.  Here are some great resources provided by the CNAS Scholars program ( cnasscholars@ucr.edu  or   cnasscholars.ucr.edu ): The Peer Mentor program is a group of hardworking, motivated, and successful students who have gone through the ropes of the Learning Community (LC) and finding different opportunities such as research and student organizations; they are here to help guide individual LC students to make the most of their time at UC Riverside and ease any possible obsta...

Summer Opportunities with Keck Graduate Institute

With spring quarter coming to an end and summer right around the corner, are you still uncertain of how to spend the next couple of months off? If so, take a look and apply for a summer program with the Keck Graduate Institute (KGI) !  KGI is one of the members of The Claremont Colleges and through innovative entrepreneurial approaches and connections with industry, KGI provides opportunities and pathways for students to become leaders within healthcare and the applied life sciences. For 2020, all of KGI summer programs are being offered virtually, with most are free to attend! Whether you are looking for a virtual summer research opportunity, interested in exploring health professions, or wanting to learn more about bioscience, biotechnology, and the relations they have with business, technology, and healthcare, there is an opportunity that will best fit with your interests. In addition to gaining exposure to your interests and expanding your network through the opportunity of co...

Help@UCR

As we continue to persist through the unprecedented challenges, UCR remains committed to providing students with the assistance and resources to better help them navigate through these trying times. Help@UCR is a program that provides resources to students who unfortunately deal with issues relating but not limited to bullying, discrimination, sexual harassment, and student misconduct. The program serves as a bridge that connects students to the specific resources and contacts for their situation.   Help@UCR is a great resource if you have dealt with or are undergoing various difficulties in life. As one of the most diverse college campuses with respect as a core value, UCR encourages students to be proactive regarding various topics such as bullying, sexual harassment, and discrimination. There are various departments and professionals that are available to help and assist you through these types of problems.  For example, the UCR CARE office provides confidential resou...