Despite terrible loss of life and property, the people of Asia and the Pacific Islands are finding ways to rebuild and renew life. Join us in a community wide effort to raise funds to support the relief efforts.
UCR Community Benefit Show November 19, 2009
6:00pm - 9:00 pm in HUB 302
$5 Donation or Canned Goods will be accepted at the Door
Brought to you by:
Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs, Asian Pacific Student Programs Office, Filipinos in Health Science, Filmmakers Association, Hip Hop Congress, Katipunan, Pacific Islander Students Alliance, Pi Delta Psi Fraternity, Senryu Taiko, Vietnamese Students Association, WELL
For More information Contact the Asian Pacific Student Programs Office 951-827-7272
One of the greatest contributors to success at college is a sense of belonging and connection with the University. Asian Pacific Student Programs would like you to invite you to become a Peer Mentor for the 2009-2010 school year. The Peer Mentor Program offers a variety of services to UCR's first year students. Peer Mentors serve as a guides to UCR's many resources in order to make the adjustment into college life and culture a smooth one. Peer Mentors assist students making the most of their college experience, helping them discover opportunities for personal, academic, and social growth.
For more information contact
Esther Kim, Program Coordinator
UCR Asian Pacific Student Programs
244 Costo Hall
951-827-7272 Esther.kim@ucr.edu
New to UCR?
We've been waiting for you!
APSP's Volunteer Meetings take place on the first Wednesday of each month in the Costo Hall Lower Level Meeting Rooms from 4:00pm - 6:00Pm. Our Volunteer Meetings are designed to keep you up to date and actively engaged. This is a great way for you to keep up with the latest events and activities of our department and our clubs.
Currently we're looking for:
Peer Mentors
Event Planners and Promoters
Youth Outreach Volunteers
Graphic Artists and Web Designers
If you're the one we're looking for, come by the APSP Office at 244 Costo Hall, or give us a call at 951-827-7272.
Asian Pacific Student Programs
Changing the World since 1989