Office of the Chancellor
Chancellor Timothy P. White is the latest in a long and distinguished line of leaders at UC Riverside. The Regents of the University of California appointed him in May, 2008, he started his position in mid-July, 2008.
White's academic background is in physiology, kinesiology and human biodynamics, and he is internationally recognized for his work in muscle plasticity, injury and aging.
A first-generation college student who emigrated from Buenos Aires, Argentina to Northern California, White has matriculated within every college system in California. He began his college career at Diablo Valley Community College, then earned his B.A. from Fresno State University and his master's degree from Cal State Hayward. He then earned his Ph.D. at UC Berkeley.
From the Chancellor's Desk
Proposed Campus Closure Days
Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost Dallas Rabenstein addresses how UC Riverside will handle upcoming furloughs for staff and faculty.
Read MoreChancellor Timothy P. White's Letter to Campus on Furloughs
On July 16, 2009 Chancellor Timothy P. White's letter to campus discussed the furlough plan that was approved by the UC Regents on Thursday.
Read MoreWebcasts
UC Commission on the Future Listening Session Webcast
3-Nov-2009
On November 3, 2009 the UC Commission on the Future hosted a Listening Session to hear comments from staff, faculty and students and the campus community on how best to continue to preserve educational access and excellence within the university system, even as the campus faces steep budget cuts. Watch the Listening Session Webcast
Town Hall Meeting Webcast on the Future of UCR
30-Sept-2009
On September 30, 2009 Chancellor White provided an update on the future of UCR, the budget, as well as the strategic planning process. Watch the Townhall Webcast
Webcast Detailing the Impacts of Further Operating Budget Deterioration
5-June-2009
On June 5, 2009, the Chancellor released a video discussing the impending budget cuts that could double previous estimates and rise as high as $40 million. Watch the Budget Webcast