Registration Information
Re-Register Your Organization
All recognized undergraduate student organizations and Mini-GSA graduate groups will go through the re-registration process in the spring quarter of every year. This process includes, but is not limited to, updating officers, rosters, constitutions, insurance information, banking information, completing the registration process, and attending fall organizations seminars during week zero. Please note groups will only be able to re-register in the spring quarter of each year. If a group fails to complete the re-registration process, it will go inactive until the next available spring quarter registration process. Inactive status includes loss of privileges recognized organizations receive, inability to reserve campus spaces, and no funding from ASUCR. Student organizations should make sure contact information for the organization is always up to date in highlanderlink.ucr.edu. Questions? Email your dedicated Student Life Advisor or email ucrlife@ucr.edu
Start a New Organization
Have an idea for an interesting new organization? Are you looking to build community on campus? We can help with that.
The first step is to meet with a student organization adviser and walk through the process of starting a new group. You must first vet your idea with the advisor before beginning the process. You can set up an appointment by calling Student Life at (951) 827-7344 or by emailing ucrlife@ucr.edu. Before you meet, browse our organizations and make sure your new group will be unique. We don't encourage duplicates and we are emphasizing quality over quantity, but we do encourage you to think about your new organization and what you want to accomplish with it.
We only register new organizations during Weeks 1-5 of Fall Quarter, Winter Quarter, and Summer Session. Be sure to check with Student Life about any deadlines. During your meeting, the student organization adviser will explain the necessary steps to register a new organization.
You Belong at UCR
All programs, services, and events offered through Student Affairs are open to everyone, consistent with federal and state law and the University of California’s nondiscrimination policies. Whether you’re seeking support, joining a community, or participating in campus life, every effort is made to ensure your experience is inclusive, respectful, and accessible, regardless of background or identity.
To learn more, visit the UC Nondiscrimination Statement or the Nondiscrimination Policy Statement for University of California Publications Regarding Student-Related Matters.