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27 September 2010
OP Headlines

Two new medical plans available for 2011

UC faculty and staff will be able to choose among eight high-quality health plans during the Open Enrollment period that runs from October 25 to November 23, including two new, lower-cost choices.

27 September 2010
OP Headlines

Performance appraisals due this week

Employee appraisals are due Thursday, September 30. Contact UCOP Human Resources if you have questions or need assistance.

26 September 2010
OP Headlines

Oct. 1: Visit the Recycle and Reuse Center

Do your part to help OP save money and cut waste; give or take gently used office supplies at the next Reuse Center on Friday, Oct. 1.

25 September 2010
OP Headlines

Oct. 6 training: Setting Performance Expectations

Get tips on working with your staff to identify meaningful performance expectations and how to communicate those expectations effectively. The class will be held on Oct. 6 from 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. in Franklin, Room 11326.

24 September 2010
In Profile

In profile: Interim University Diversity Coordinator Jesse Bernal

The UC Santa Barbara alum just finished his stint as student regent, and is now getting systemwide campus climate initiatives rolling as interim university diversity coordinator.

24 September 2010
OP Headlines

It’s not too late to watch the Web Town Hall on UC Benefits

You can still watch an archived tape of the Sept. 24 Web Town Hall on UC Benefits. More than 9,000 UC faculty, staff and retirees participated in the systemwide webcast, a first in UC history.

24 September 2010
UC In The News

President Yudof meets with Biden on stimulus-funded research

UC President Mark Yudof was among leaders of six research universities who met with Vice President Joe Biden at the White House on Sept. 21 to discuss how their stimulus-funded research creates jobs and spurs new discoveries, technologies and future industries.

24 September 2010
Did You Know?

Cyber security is a shared responsibility at UC

Do your part by never giving out your password. UCOP passwords allow access to University data, which may include information about other people and computing resources. Treat your password as restricted information that requires the highest level of security protection.

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