UCR Form

This form provides you with information and the steps to take for hate/bias-motivated incidents and hate crimes.
As defined, a hate/bias-motivated incident constitutes an expression of hostility against the person or property of
another because of the victim’s perceived race, religion, disability, gender, ethnicity, or sexual orientation (and
does not meet the necessary elements to prove a crime). A hate crime is an act or an attempted act by any person
against the person or property of another individual or group which in any way constitutes an expression of hostility
toward the victim because of his or her perceived race, religion, disability, gender, ethnicity, or sexual orientation
according to specific California state penal codes.

Whether you believe you have witnessed or been a target of a hate/bias incident or a hate crime on campus, you
may bring the alleged incident to the attention of the Assistant Dean of Students Alfredo Figueroa (381 HUB,   
(951) 827-7215, alfredo.figueroa@ucr.edu) directly or by completing this online form and submitting it online.

The Assistant Dean of Students is available to assist you with any questions you may have about your options,
the response process, and further referral sources providing assistance. While you are not obligated to use your
name, the range of response options available to you and the UCR community is considerably greater if you do
so. All information submitted is confidential as lawful.

More information is available at www.stophate.ucr.edu or via printed brochures through the Dean of Students office
and other campus locations.