By JORDAN B. DARLING | jdarling@scng.com PUBLISHED: THE PRESS ENTERPRISE | February 29, 2024 at 5:30 a.m. A tour in Adventureland loads guests onto Jeeps for a peaceful safari led by Mickey Mouse himself. As Mickey begins to narrate, the safari stops when a tree falls, blocking the path. Mickey tells riders it’s about to get rough before turning onto a bumpy road. Things go awry when the group disturbs animals, who give chase. This ride doesn’t exist — other than on paper during a unique course at UC Riverside. It came from the imagination of UCR students who are putting themselves into the

More students at UCR and across the UC system will have access to a popular course offered by the UCR School of Education thanks to an award approved by the UC Online Leadership Team. The course, EDUC134: Abnormal Psychology for Educators, teaches students about psychological diagnoses from both a clinical psychology and special education/school psychology point of view. “This course is unique in content,” says Dr. Katherine Meltzoff, Associate Professor at the UCR School of Education, “as there is not an equivalent course on other UC campuses.” The course goes in-depth about various