UCR Staff
The Best Place to Work in Inland Southern California
UCR staff members are a part of a unique and supportive community that supports the university's mission of empowering future generations by offering our talented students the support, resources and inspiration to explore and contribute.
But what makes UC Riverside a great place to work? Is it our location close to the mountains, the desert and the beach? The outstanding benefits? The vibrant campus atmosphere? Being a part of a university growing in national prominence? Working in a community of accessible excellence?
It's all of these... and more.
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- Making a Difference in our Region UCR's economic impact on the state of California exceeds $1 billion. Spending by the university, its students, and visitors helped generate more than 11,000 full-time jobs statewide. Locally, UCR supports the local economy via its more than 1,000 faculty members, 5,500 staff members and 20,000 students.
- Riverside: A Great Place to Work and LiveRiverside is an exciting and vibrant community. The City of Riverside has won numerous other awards for excellence in city governance and public services, including recognition of efforts to create innovative broadband applications, creating green, sustainable communities. Learn more about the region we call home.
- Embracing Diversity UC Riverside's multicultural, ethnically diverse, and socially safe environment provides our students, staff and faculty with a successful and positive educational climate . Learn more about the culture of diversity at UCR and the programs that forge its foundation.
- The Voice of the UCR's Staff The UCR Staff Assembly promotes the interests and well-being of all staff career employees. Overseen by an executive board, the Staff Assembly works in conjunction with the Office of the Chancellor to support the university's mission, sponsors social events and outings and supports activities that enrich the personal and professional lives of UCR staff.
- Childcare at the UCR Child Development Center UCR faculty members are eligible to enroll their children in the UCR Child Development Center. The curriculum at the center follows guidelines set by the California Department of Education and the National Association for the Education of Young Children. All of the centers programs are accredited by the National Academy of Early Childhood Programs.