Community Connection

• AGSM Student Organizations

  There are many ways for you to get involved and enhance your leadership experience at the AGSM.

  Graduate student Association

  Graduate student Ambassadors

  Student Career Advisory Council

  School of Business Leadership Council (SBLC)

   

  Student Clubs for Business Students:

  highlanderlink.ucr.edu
   

  Professional Organizations for Business Students:

  Professional Organizations

   

• UCR Student Groups

  UCR has a thriving and diverse student population. Build connections that last and find resources by connecting with your community and student organizations. 

  • African Student Programs (ASP) | asp.ucr.edu
  • Asian Pacific Student Programs (APSP) | apsp.ucr.edu
  • Chicano Student Programs (CSP) | csp.ucr.edu
  • LGBT Resource Center (LGBTRC) | out.ucr.edu 
  • Middle Eastern Student Center (MESC) |  mesc.ucr.edu
  • Native American Student Programs (NASP) | nasp.ucr.edu
  • The Office of Foster Youth Support Services (OFYSS) | fosteryouth.ucr.edu
  • Undocumented Student Programs (USP) | usp.ucr.edu 
  • UCR Student Life | studentlife.ucr.edu
  • Veteran’s Resource Center | veterans.ucr.edu/community
  • Women's Resource Center (WRC) | wrc.ucr.edu

Additional UCR Resources that Support Student Success

• Academic Resources

  Whether you are entering your program directly from your undergraduate degree or you have been investing in your career, UCR offers robust student support and academic resources. 
   

  • GradSuccess: For Students that want to maintain great grades, those who are struggling with new concepts, and any student in between! Grad Success has workshops, one-one support, and recorded sessions that you can review at your leisure. 
  • Accommodations: For students with documented permanent and temporary disabilities. 
  • Case Management: This office works with students to coordinate between offices on campus and ensure that students are receiving support they need. If you are struggling with unexpected challenges, case management will work with you to make sure you have access to the resources you need.
  • Office of the Ombuds:  The Ombuds 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.
• Wellness Resources

  As a Graduate student, knowing how to incorporate well-being into your routine is important. UCR provides robust wellness resources whether you live on-campus or off-campus. 

  • • Basic Needs and R’Pantry: College can be a stressful time to balance school, work, relationships and more. Some things students shouldn’t have to worry about are when and how they are going to eat. UCR has compiled campus and community resources so students can stay well-fed and healthy.
    • Case Management: Case managers are the path-clearers and problem-solvers for UCR students dealing with mental health, academic, relationship, food insecurity, and other stressful crises. By providing resources, linkage, education, and expertise, they empower students to break down barriers, clarify needs and navigate complex processes to get back on track to reach their goals. 
    • Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS): If you are interested in seeking support from a therapist, you can access FREE, confidential services at UCR's Counseling and Psychological Services (CAPS) office. These services are not listed on your academic transcript or file. 
    • Therapy Assistance Online (TAO): TAO is confidential, convenient, and controlled by you. TAO is an online library of engaging interactive resources to learn life skills and feel better now.
    • Student Health Services (SHS): Student Health Services provides affordable, convenient, confidential, and high-quality medical care to UCR students. Facilities includes a primary care clinic, in-house medical lab, pharmacy, and X-ray services. Specialty clinics include women's health, travel, dental, and psychiatric services.
    • The Well: The Well provides education, training, resources, and programming for students in a variety of health and wellness topic areas, through a network of peer educators, mentors, and professional staff.
    • General Student Resources: There are numerous resources for students on the UCR campus to connect with others, navigate college life, and engage fully in the community.
• Crisis Resources

  While UCR and AGSM always hope that students experience a thriving, healthy tenure at the university, we recognize that emergencies, trauma, and crises do occur for our students. If you are experiencing a current, life threatening emergency please contact 9-1-1. If you need resources to cope with any other difficulties, we hope these resources will help:

  • • Help@UCR: This is a list of comprehensive resources for any Highlander experiencing difficulties. 
    • Campus Advocacy Resources & Education (CARE): CARE is an intervention and prevention support program committed to ending sexual violence at UC Riverside. It provides direct advocacy, resources and prevention educational programming related to issues of sexual assault, relationship violence, and stalking to students, staff, faculty, and UCR affiliates.  
    • Case Management: Case managers are the path-clearers and problem-solvers for UCR students dealing with mental health, academic, relationship, food insecurity, and other stressful crises. By providing resources, linkage, education, and expertise, they empower students to break down barriers, clarify needs, and navigate complex processes to get back on track to reach their goals. 
    • Basic Needs: College can be a stressful time to balance school, work, relationships and more. Some things students shouldn’t have to worry about are when and how they are going to eat. UCR has compiled campus and community resources so students can stay well-fed and healthy.
• General Resources

  Looking to add just a few general links to your favorites? Here are some highlighted general resources.

  • General Student Resources: There are numerous resources for students on the UCR campus to connect with others, navigate college life, and engage fully in the community.
  • Help@UCR: This is a list of comprehensive resources for any Highlander experiencing difficulties. 
  • Student Affairs: Student Affairs hosts a comprehensive list of resources, organizations, and information for any Highlander.
  • UCR Student Life: The goal of Student Life is to provide students with the total UCR experience. That means supporting opportunities for learning, leadership, community building, and creative expression that go way beyond the classroom. 
  • GradSuccess: Grad Success has workshops, 1:1 support, and recorded sessions you can review at your leisure to improve academic success