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Brown bag: Navigating Through Uncertainty

The talk, which is sponsored by the OP Staff Assembly, will include measures to minimize the symptoms of distress.


Stigma-Free UC webinar on July 17 — The Neglected Addict: Understanding Stigma, Students and Recovery

UC Riverside assistant professor Ann Cheney will share her research into how stigma shapes the identities of students recovering from substance abuse.


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Your opinion counts! Don’t forget to take the EEDG survey

The online survey is open until 5 p.m. Monday, July 23. You can also take the survey in person next week when EEDG members will be in the Franklin lobby with laptops.


Employee discounts available on Dell products

The special discounts are available to UCOP employees through Sunday, July 15.


Donate blood July 11 and help save three lives

It only takes about an hour to give blood, when the Bloodmobile comes to downtown Oakland.


Thursday: Safety tips while you’re at or near work or just out-and-about

UCPD will lead the presentation and you can attend all or part of it.


Why At Your Service Online (AYSO) is requesting your cell phone number

Providing your cell phone number is optional, but it is recommended as an important step toward introducing multifactor authentication to your UC retirement account.


Your opinion counts! Take the EEDG survey

EEDG is conducting a survey of UCOP staff to learn more about the initiatives and projects you feel will continue to improve engagement at UCOP. It takes a few minutes to complete.


Berkeley Outpatient Center opens with UCSF Health and John Muir Health providers

If you live in or near Berkeley, you have a new option for receiving primary or specialty care.


How to add your photo in Outlook and help your colleagues put a face to a name

Adding your photo to Outlook takes just a few simple steps.


Tuesday: The Effects of Stigma on Public Health

UC Riverside professor Bruce Link will discuss how social stigma affects people with mental illness in Tuesday's webinar that is part of the Stigma-Free UC series.