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SRC Access Procedures

 

Our members are our top priority and that is why we are introducing new technology, strict cleaning procedures and social distancing protocols to support the health and well-being of all Highlanders. We've worked hard during the campus closure to develop a comprehensive plan to reopen the SRC in stages. We feel confident at this stage to reopen our tennis courts, lap pool and fitness center to UCR students only. In order to gain access, please follow the steps below:

 

STEP 1

Download the UCRSRC app
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Developed exclusively for Highlanders, the UCRSRC mobile app provides you with all the features you need for a rewarding fitness and well-being experience. Use our app to review our latest Rec Guide and utilize our new touchless check in system. 

Download the UCRSRC app from the Apple or Google Play Store and Rec It today!

 

STEP 2

Complete the Access Waiver
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If you are accessing the SRC for the first time, you must complete our access waiver. Please complete this annual waiver prior to accessing the UCR SRC by proactively tapping the "Access Waiver" button on the UCRSRC mobile app.

 

STEP 3

Access the SRC
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Accessing the gym has never been easier! Simply launch the UCRSRC mobile app and tap the "BARCODE ID" button. With our new touchless entry system, you can easily scan your barcode at the entry gate.

Avoid unnecessary contact and begin reinvesting in your physical fitness journey.

 

 

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Safety Guidelines & Policies

Protocols are in place to keep participants safe and healthy at the Student Recreation Center. Please help us stay safe by following our policies.

ATTENTION: Failure to comply with direction from SRC staff will result in removal from the premises, suspension of SRC privileges and referral to the Student Conduct Office.

  • UC Policy 102.16 “Failure to identify oneself to, or comply with the directions of, a University official or other public official acting in the performance of his or her duties while on University property or at official University functions; or resisting or obstructing such University or other public officials in the performance of or the attempt to perform their duties.”
  • UC Policy 102.27 “Failure to Comply with UCR Health and Safety Requirements for COVID-19.”

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

We are committed to keeping the UCR community healthy. Below are frequently asked questions to help guide our members through our clean and well-spaced facility and information on important safety guidelines.