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Co-curricular events
 Dr. Walker: Lunch and Chat"Although University Honors students have excelled in their academic standards and leadership skills, many students might still feel apprehensive when approaching their professors. Luckily, Lunch and Chats are welcoming opportunities for Honors students to discuss personal, academic, and social issues with engaging professors from all of UCR’s colleges." |  Girl Rising Movie Showing"In the hushed Olmsted Theater, a projector was set to unveil an equally hushed… problem? Epidemic? Violation? Even now, I struggle for the right word to define what Girl Rising addresses..." |  Dr. Nunley: Rethinking Love"In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, Dr. Nunley sought out to question students’ assumptions about love during his Lunch and Chat. He began by proposing different ideas about love that would challenge our preexisting ideas." |
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 Dr. Parker: Talk & Book Signing"There is a common myth that crime cannot be controlled by scientific study and quantifying it would be useless in its prevention. However, Dr. Robert Nash Parker, Professor of Sociology and University Honors faculty, rejected and dispelled this myth at a recent symposium at UCR." |  3rd Year UCR Med School Tour"The excitement over UCR’s School of Medicine first ever Open House on February 1 was positively electrifying as the school used its first opportunity to show people from all over the community what it had to offer." |  Dr. Jasso's TED Talk: China"On February 24, Professor Jasso hosted a TED Talk entitled “The Voices of China’s Workers” and framed it with his recent experiences in China." |
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