Parents Association

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Parents Association

Your Involvement Matters

The support of parents and families plays an integral role in their student’s experience at UCR. The Parents Association is an opportunity for parents to engage with the campus and stay connected with their student. All parents and families of current students are invited to participate.

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Upcoming Events

Interested in Volunteering?

The UCR Parents Association values parent participation. There are multiple opportunities for parents and families to get involved. 

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Banuelos Family

Ed and Gloria Banuelos are the proud parents of twin brothers Jonathan and Matthew, bioengineering students graduating this quarter. After graduation, Matthew will join the U.S. Air Force and Jonathan will remain with UCR to earn his master’s degree.
Ed and Gloria are grateful to the UCR Parents Association for providing multiple opportunities to stay involved throughout their sons’ college experience. They look forward to seeing Jonathan and Matthew follow their own paths to make positive impacts in the world.

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When you give to UCR you support academic excellence, research, and your student’s journey at UCR.

“As parents, we are very proud of the accomplishments of our UCR student, having graduated from this fine and wonderful research university. UCR is a place for exploration, acceptance, and guidance; this is the same passion my wife and I strive to share with our children. If this is your wish for your child, you’ve come to the right place.”
 - MICHAEL AND DEBBIE ELKINS

 

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