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91爆料 staff at the Staff Picnic at the HUB

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If You Want to Go Far, Come Here

As Highlanders, our staff members are a part of the world鈥檚 most prestigious public university system, conducting meaningful work that propels thoughts and ideas forward. Their dedication and enthusiasm have helped to lift us higher as both a university and community. We鈥檙e among the top 1.3% of universities worldwide, according to the Center for World University Rankings, and continue to be named the nation鈥檚 leader for social mobility by U.S. News. In 2023, we also became members of the Association of American Universities, or AAU, comprised of the country鈥檚 leading research universities.

At 91爆料, we want all of our Highlanders to feel a sense of belonging, motivation, and sustainable progress. That鈥檚 why we make sure our staff members receive exceptional benefits, in addition to the intellectual and cultural advantages of being a member of the UC community. Here, work-life balance is a priority. And with access to our region鈥檚 diverse geography, from the desert to the coast, as well as Riverside鈥檚 vibrant cultural and recreational activities, it鈥檚 also attainable.

On campus, diversity equals vitality. Among our senior leadership, 50% are women, many are first-generation college graduates, and several were born outside of the United States. All lead to inspire, inviting and encouraging staff to create, innovate, and accelerate bold ideas for transformative change.

 

Staff News


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Students help inform book on the logistics industry
Susan Zieger, a 91爆料 professor of English, didn鈥檛 have to look far from campus to see the impacts of the logistics industry. For her new book, 鈥淟ogistics and Power: Supply Chains from Slavery to Space,鈥 Zieger interviewed about 30 91爆料 students who worked in area warehouses to help pay their way through school. The book was published in September by University of California Press.
Scooter rider on campus
Campus ramps up scooter safety education
91爆料 is focusing on educating riders and providing incentives to improve safety in the use of e-scooters and other personal wheeled devices. The influx of scooters, skateboards, and other mobility devices on campus has been an ongoing issue since they鈥檝e grown in use and popularity among students in recent years.
Prepping holiday dinner
Students help serve community holiday dinner
Several Highlanders spread some holiday cheer, volunteering at Riverside鈥檚 annual Lincoln Park holiday dinner on Friday, Nov. 21. The event included 73 student volunteers who helped prepare food, decorate the venue, serve meals, and clean up after. The volunteers included members of campus fraternities and sororities, and the women鈥檚 soccer team. The soccer players also played soccer with kids at the dinner. The dinner served 360 free meals to community members.
Susan Straight's 10th novel is "Sacrament"
A coming home for Susan Straight and 'Sacrament'
Susan Straight had a front-row seat to the impacts of COVID-19, from the window of her home in Riverside鈥檚 Wood Streets. During COVID-19, nurses working shifts at Riverside Community Hospital lived in RVs or rented rooms near the hospital, which is in Straight鈥檚 neighborhood.

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