Some of the topics include assertiveness training, overcoming procrastination, stress management, eating disorders, overcoming shyness, and alcohol awareness. Individual counseling is often sought out by students experiencing some sort of discomfort or concern. Some difficulties for which people seek help are worry and anxiety, depression, sexual concerns, drugs and alcohol, suicidal thoughts, eating disorders, life transitions, and physical illness. Counseling has been shown to be effective in helping students change their attitudes and behaviors with regard to these issues. Group counseling is another important service offered by the Counseling Center and is helpful for students who want more insight into their interpersonal relationships.
Groups also serve as a place to safely experiment with new ways of interacting with others.
Counseling, tutoring, orientations, special events, and a newsletter are available to underrepresented minority students. KUCR is managed and operated by UCR students, faculty and staff and operates 7 days a week. Programs include alternative rock, avant-garde, punk, raggae, Latin, industrial, soul, folk, jazz and classical, a daily evening news magazine and innovative public affairs presentations. For Students on Academic Probation. Services include certification of enrollment, benefits advising, assistance with check problems, and liaison with the VA and California Department of Veterans Affairs.