Aileen’s story is one of COMMUNITY. Her dedication to helping those struggling with mental health indicates a positive shift in healthcare for future generations.
Barbara’s story showcases MOBILITY. As a first-generation alumna and donor, her story illustrates the opportunity a student at UCR has to find opportunity not only while on campus, but for the rest of their lives.
As an activist and organizer, Gabriel Maldonado ‘11 has made an extraordinary impact in local communities. His work focuses on public health and racial justice, giving a voice to marginalized populations.
UCR allowed Nwaka Onwusa, '08 to be empowered and follow her dreams of music and culture. From Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, to the Hip Hop Museum, she has shown what dedication and drive has allowed her to achieve.
From playing nooners, to playing Coachella, then back to UCR again. Rafael Lopez '07, aka DJ Alf Alpha, finds his way back to UCR as a performer and opener for Beach Boys and TLC for Homecoming.
As ASUCR CHASS senator and intern at the California State Assembly, Rayhan Khan is dedicated to giving back to the community and being involved on campus.
Sonia’s story is one of MOBILITY. As a first-generation student who seeks to create change in the justice system, her ambition to become a lawyer and advocate for underrepresented communities is inspiring.
In the last 35 years, V. John White’s career has been dedicated to air quality and clean energy. He has helped develop policies and technology to fight climate change, making an impact in California and beyond.
