Grad Resources within UCR
Resources among UCR's departments, programs, and offices for graduate and professional students
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Diversity, Inclusion, & Sexual Harassment
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The following entities support graduate students with concerns regarding sexual harassment, discrimination, prevention, and compliance—especially when these concerns the gender, race/ethnicity, and disability discrimination. The DIAL liaison works with the CARE office to specifically address these needs among the graduate and professional student population.
[expand title=”UCR Ombuds Office”] The Ombud’s Office is a confidential, impartial, informal and independent resource that assists UCR community members, including students, faculty and staff, in addressing or resolving a dispute or ongoing conflict.
Phone: 951.827.3212
Location: SURGE 388 & 390 [/expand]
[expand title=”UCR Counseling Center”] Counseling and Psychological Services offers walk-in service for consultations. Same-day appointments are also available in crisis situations. Counselors are available 24 hours a day by calling 951.827.5531 or 951.UCR.TALK.
Hours: M-F 8 AM – 5 PM
Phone: 951.827.5531
Location: Veitch Student Center, North Wing [/expand]
[expand title=”UCR CARE Advocates”] CARE Advocates provide a safe and confidential place for students, faculty and staff who desire information about and/or need help with issues involving sexual assault, intimate partner (dating/domestic) violence and stalking.
Phone: 951.827.6225
Email: advocate@ucr.edu
Location: SURGE 384 & 386
The purpose of the Diversity and Inclusion Academic Liaison (DIAL) position, jointly appointed by the Graduate Student Association (GSA) and Grad Division, is to represent graduate student concerns pertaining to sexual harassment, discrimination, prevention, and compliance—especially when these concerns the gender, race/ethnicity, and disability discrimination. The DIAL is tasked with advocating on behalf of graduate students as individuals and as a student body at UCR. Individuals with concerns regarding discrimination and/or harassment may work individually with the DIAL in order discuss options and resources available to students experiencing these issues. [/expand]
Employees in the following offices are all responsible employees and must report disclosures of sexual violence and sexual harassment of which they become aware while acting as a representative of UCR during their employment.
[expand title=”Diversity Initiatives/Diversity @ UCR”] The Diversity Initiatives website provides a comprehensive list of diversity focused resources available for students, staff and faculty. Students can also review UCR and UCOP Nondiscrimination and Affirmative Action Policies.
Phone: 951.827.5672
Email: avcdi@ucr.edu
Location: Hinderaker 4148
International grad students may find additional resources at the Department of International Students and Scholars. [/expand]
[expand title=”Office of Administrative Resolution”] The Office of Administrative Resolution is responsible for reviewing and resolving issues of policy, procedure, integrity and college relations that have the potential to impact the mission and well-being of the University. These issues include those involving students, staff and faculty.
Phone: 951.827.4383
Email: vpar@ucr.edu[/expand]
[expand title=”Title IX/Sexual Harassment Office”] The Title IX office monitors and evaluates campus policies and procedures to ensure compliance and provide an environment in which all members of the campus community feel supported and free of personal threat from sexual harassment and sexual violence. Students may report sexual harassment or sexual violence directly to the title IX office. Alternatively, reports of sexual violence and sexual harassment made to any responsible employees at UCR will be reported to title IX, thereby initiating an investigation.
Phone: 951.827.7070
Email: TitleIX@ucr.edu
Location: SURGE 349[/expand]
[expand title=”UCR Ombuds Office”] The Ombud’s Office is a confidential, impartial, informal and independent resource that assists UCR community members, including students, faculty and staff, in addressing or resolving a dispute or ongoing conflict.
Phone: 951.827.3212
Location: SURGE 388 & 390 [/expand]
[expand title=”UCR Counseling Center”] Counseling and Psychological Services offers walk-in service for consultations. Same-day appointments are also available in crisis situations. Counselors are available 24 hours a day by calling 951.827.5531 or 951.UCR.TALK.
Hours: M-F 8 AM – 5 PM
Phone: 951.827.5531
Location: Veitch Student Center, North Wing [/expand]
[expand title=”UCR CARE Advocates”] CARE Advocates provide a safe and confidential place for students, faculty and staff who desire information about and/or need help with issues involving sexual assault, intimate partner (dating/domestic) violence and stalking.
Phone: 951.827.6225
Email: advocate@ucr.edu
Location: SURGE 384 & 386
The purpose of the Diversity and Inclusion Academic Liaison (DIAL) position, jointly appointed by the Graduate Student Association (GSA) and Grad Division, is to represent graduate student concerns pertaining to sexual harassment, discrimination, prevention, and compliance—especially when these concerns the gender, race/ethnicity, and disability discrimination. The DIAL is tasked with advocating on behalf of graduate students as individuals and as a student body at UCR. Individuals with concerns regarding discrimination and/or harassment may work individually with the DIAL in order discuss options and resources available to students experiencing these issues. [/expand]
Employees in the following offices are all responsible employees and must report disclosures of sexual violence and sexual harassment of which they become aware while acting as a representative of UCR during their employment.
[expand title=”Diversity Initiatives/Diversity @ UCR”] The Diversity Initiatives website provides a comprehensive list of diversity focused resources available for students, staff and faculty. Students can also review UCR and UCOP Nondiscrimination and Affirmative Action Policies.
Phone: 951.827.5672
Email: avcdi@ucr.edu
Location: Hinderaker 4148
International grad students may find additional resources at the Department of International Students and Scholars. [/expand]
[expand title=”Office of Administrative Resolution”] The Office of Administrative Resolution is responsible for reviewing and resolving issues of policy, procedure, integrity and college relations that have the potential to impact the mission and well-being of the University. These issues include those involving students, staff and faculty.
Phone: 951.827.4383
Email: vpar@ucr.edu[/expand]
[expand title=”Title IX/Sexual Harassment Office”] The Title IX office monitors and evaluates campus policies and procedures to ensure compliance and provide an environment in which all members of the campus community feel supported and free of personal threat from sexual harassment and sexual violence. Students may report sexual harassment or sexual violence directly to the title IX office. Alternatively, reports of sexual violence and sexual harassment made to any responsible employees at UCR will be reported to title IX, thereby initiating an investigation.
Phone: 951.827.7070
Email: TitleIX@ucr.edu
Location: SURGE 349[/expand]
Sustainability
&
GSN
The Sustainability liaison works with the office of sustainability to engage graduate and professional students in environmentally responsible practices.
Basic Needs
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The Well liaison works with the Well and the basic needs committee to facilitate graduate student focused programming which addresses food insecurity and basic needs issues.
Summer 2020 Grad Student Orientation
UCR graduate and professional students dealing with food insecurity are able to access food at the R’ pantry. For more information, check out the R’pantry’s facebook page.
Career
Center
The Career Center liaison works with the Career Center to facilitate graduate and professional student focused programming within the career center.
International
Students
The International Student Affairs Officer works with the International Students and Scholars Office to facilitate graduate and professional student focused programming within the career center.
Grad Student Focused
Campus Entities
Click on the links below to find information on resources for graduate students available from various graduate and professional student focused entities within UCR.
Graduate Division
GradSuccess
TA Union
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Contact Info
UCRiverside HUB 203
8:00 AM – 4:30 PM
(951) 827-3141