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UC faculty and staff now receiving disability survey via email

UC faculty and staff have started receiving an email asking them to complete a brief survey about their disability status, required due to a change in federal regulations.


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Taxpayer donations give UC cancer research programs a boost

Nobody looks forward to filing their taxes, but you can brighten the outlook for cancer prevention and treatment by donating to research and community-based education.


Comments invited on personnel policy 62, Corrective Action, by May 8

UC has revised Personnel Policy for Staff Members (PPSM) 62 on Corrective Action. Please send your comments to ELR Manager Michael Lum by May 8.


UC campus climate study findings released at Board of Regents meeting

UC President Janet Napolitano shared with the UCOP community a letter on the results of UC’s recent campus climate study, which were released at last week's Regents meeting.


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March 30: Registration deadline for discounted UC Online Education classes

Eight UC Online classes are still open for registration, and you and your family members get a 33 percent discount on tuition. Classes begin on March 31.


Graduate researcher Dave Wernick

Graduate student research: The backbone of UC innovation

Dave Wernick and graduate student researchers from all of UC's campuses traveled to Sacramento on March 12 to share work that is vital to meeting the needs of the state and its citizens.


UC issues updated sexual harassment, sexual violence policy

UCOP has issued an update that strengthens its policy prohibiting sexual harassment and sexual violence, in response to the federal Violence Against Women Reauthorization Act (VAWA).


President Napolitano announces change in agriculture division

President Napolitano announced that Agriculture and Natural Resources will now report directly to her, underscoring ANR's significant role for UC and in California's economy.


Nobel laureate Randy Schekman

Video: Nobel laureate Randy Schekman on the value of public higher education

Nobel laureate Randy Schekman, UC Berkeley professor of molecular and cell biology and a UCLA alumnus, discusses the value of public higher education.


Author Timothy Egan

UC Santa Barbara to host March 5 webchat with author Timothy Egan

The UCSB Library invites you to participate in a webchat with the award-winning author of The Big Burn: Teddy Roosevelt and the Fire that Saved America.


Kathy Barton, UC Staff Advisor to the Regents

This Friday, March 7: Deadline for staff advisor to Regents applications

The application period for the next staff advisor-designate to the Regents closes this Friday, March 7, 2014. The position's term runs from July 2014 through June 2016.