Educational and Technological Resources
Providing Faculty With the Resources For Great Education
The College provides its faculty with the resources that allow them to be great researchers and educators. From mentorships, to research grants, to information on facilities, it all can be found right here.
You never stop learning, even when you are a teacher. That is the theory behind the CHASS Mentoring Program, which pairs junior faculty members with their senior peers. They meet regularly and senior mentors provide experience intended to help their younger counterparts acclimate to the university.
Must-read information and resources for faculty teaching and performing research within the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences. These include the faculty handbook, the faculty toolkit and the policy on release from classroom teaching.
The Patricia McSweeny McCauley Chair in Teaching Excellence
The Patricia McSweeny McCauley Chair in Teaching Excellence encourages research on and excellence in teaching in the College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences. The chair holder receives a $5,000 stipend and gives an annual lecture on aspects of teaching as well as a seminar for undergraduates.
- Faculty Directory
- Faculty Publications
- Office of the Dean
- CHASS Executive Committee
- Faculty Positions within CHASS
Information on available Academic Resources and Grants is listed on the grants Web site. Find out the latest lists of potential collaborators and funding sources.
The College takes great pride in their state of the art classrooms and labs. Learn more about our facilities.
Providing the Means for Great Education and Innovative Research
The College of Humanities, Arts, and Social Sciences promotes a rich educational experience and cutting-edge research by providing faculty, students and staff with state-of-the-art facilities, equipment and technological support.
Our Facilities
From the Arts Building to the California Museum of Photography, from the CHASS Interdisciplinary Building to the new Psychology building, our faculty and students are provided some of the best facilities in Southern California to pursue their studies of the world.
Learn more about the facilities that make CHASS a great place to be.
CHASS College Computing (C3) works in concert with UCR’s Computing and Communications to provide the best technological resources possible. Under the guidance of Chief Technology Officer James Lin, C3 serves all aspects of instructional, research and administrative technologies within the college.
The CHASS Intranet features access all the administrative and instructional applications, including Student Advising Schedule, e-Calendaring, Faculty Office Hours Appointment System and Webmail.
