Recreation
Rec Governing Board
The Recreation Facilities Governing Board is an advisory board to the Chancellor and is comprised of undergraduate and graduate students. The board is charged with oversight of operational policies and approval of the annual budget and facility usage fees.
Other responsibilities include representing student concerns, issues and ideas to the Recreation Department administration, and to serve as a liaison to ASUCR and GSA on matters relevant to campus recreation.
Contact us at recboard@ucr.edu for more information.
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Our Board Members
Jeffrey Kok
Major and Student Status: Biology, undergraduate student
What do you like about the SRC: The welcoming atmosphere, engaging events, and the way people bond together through exercise.
Aria Abe
Major and Student Status: Biology, undergraduate student
What do you like about the SRC: I enjoy the SRC's wide range of equipment and lively atmosphere.
Adharsh Kamalakkannan
Major and Student Status: Bioengineering, undergraduate student
What do you like about the SRC: I love the sense of community at the SRC. I can walk in, see friends playing sports, get a good workout, and always have a great time.
Jacob Ramirez
Major and Student Status: Business Administration with a Concentration in Finance, undergraduate student
What do you like about the SRC: I appreciate that the SRC offers high-quality weightlifting equipment, and the rock climbing area is amazing. I was introduced to climbing at UCR’s SRC, and now I go back every now and then with friends.
Emmy Tsao
Major and Student Status: Economics and Political Science, undergraduate student
What do you like about the SRC: As unbiased as I can be, the pool is amazing for recreation and fitness goals.
Tyler Cohen
Major and Student Status: Sociology, PhD candidiate
What do you like about the SRC: The basketball and pickleball courts, pool, and weight areas are all great. I especially like the social atmosphere, where people respect each other’s time and space while still fostering rapport, trust, and an inclusive vibe.
Bill Tamayo Jr.
Major and Student Status: MBA student, concentration in Business Analytics, graduate student
What do you like about the SRC: The SRC is an inviting space where students can recharge and improve themselves. Maintaining a clean, effective, and continually evolving facility is essential to its role as a beacon for student wellness and self-improvement.
Kaden Ho
Major and Student Status: Biology with a minor in Business Administration, undergraduate student
What do you like about the SRC: The wide range of activities offered and the community it brings together.
