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Programming

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Growing C.I.T.R.U.S.E.S.

Programming Tracks

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Creativity

Use your own imagination and look outside of the box to turn everyday experiences and events into programs that all citrus growers can relate to. For example, use everyday objects to simulate items in the real world or bring your major to create something unique.

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Independence

Everyone has their own unique way of preparing their orange juice in the morning, whether it's freshly squeezed or from a local store. Citrus growers can learn how to effectively maximize every drop of juice with this category.

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Teamwork

Citrus growers can learn how to squeeze the most out of their positions as student leaders. Learn about the many different styles of leadership and communication with you and your cuties.

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Refurbishment

Just like how we can compost orange peels, one person’s trash is another person’s treasure. Take something from the past and making it fit in the present (or future).

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Unity

Here at UCR, we have over 1,000 different species of citrus, and the demographics are always changing. Citrus growers will learn about the cultures and people who surround them daily, and how to create a more fair, inclusive, and just community for all.

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Society & Community

Just like how UCR made bold moves to transform the citrus industry worldwide, it was started by research, experimentation, and development right here in Riverside, California, and the UCR Citrus Experiment Station. Citrus growers will learn about how they can better their local communities to become global leaders.

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Encouragement

Advisors play a major role in the lives of student leaders. Our amazing advisors can learn how they can grow as they support their students and organization(s) they advise.

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Service & Recognition

The values of service and recognition are a symbol of NRHH. Citrus growers will learn how they can use these pillars in their everyday lives and in their roles as student leaders.

Note: You do not have to members of NRHH to submit programs in this category.

Programming Spaces

Programming Application

If you are interested in hosting a program, fill out this application to propose a program at RLC 2023!

Programming FAQs

What is provided to me as a program host?

You are provided with a room space (as shown above), a session of 50 minutes, tables/chairs, and the necessary A/V equipment & supplies (by request) to put your program on successfully.

What do I need to provide myself as a program host?

You will need to provide handouts, prizes, supplies, and any digital materials (designs, presentations, etc.) Program hosts may ship items and/or email us their materials early by the November 3rd deadline.

What is in it for me as a program host?

As a program host, you can earn Norm points for your delegation and possibly be awarded as a top program (and present in a special session on Day 3)!

What can advisors do during the programming sessions?

We have a special advisor programming category, room space, and a break room for advisors to meet together, relax, and discuss their roles as advisors at their home institutions.

What accomodations are there?

We are equipped to deal with any accommodation our citrus growers need from mobility issues to students with a audio or visual disability. Make sure to mention any accommodations you need on the registration form (delegates) or programming form (program hosts).

Top #5 Program Evaluation

Conference attendees will fill out a form rating the program! The top-rated programs will get the opportunity to be showcased on Sunday morning!

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Programming Contact

  • ​​For questions or to make an office hours appointment, please contact our programming chair, Jules, at jtabu002@ucr.edu

Programming Timeline

September 12, 2023
12:00 PM PST

October 31, 2023
11:59 PM PST

November 3, 2023

November 8, 2023

November 11, 2023

Program Host Applications Open

Program Host Applications Deadline

Only your program proposals are due at this time. Materials can be sent at a later date. 

Program Host Decisions Released

You will find out the status of your program on this date, either accepted or waitlisted. 

Program Schedule Uploaded

The website will be updated with the times and locations of each of the programming sessions on this date.

Programming Sessions

Programs will take place on Day 2 of the conference! 

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