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27 May 2011
OP Headlines

President Yudof announces move of Institutional Advancement

President Yudof announces a reorganization under which Institutional Advancement, currently a unit within Business Operations, will be moved back to its historic home in the Division of External Relations.

25 May 2011
OP Headlines

Keep a watchful eye on your belongings

UC Office of the President employees should be aware that several minor thefts have been reported in the Franklin Building over the past few weeks. Theft reports are relatively rare, said building manager Roman Starno, and his office investigates each one. Nevertheless, employees should be mindful that thefts do occasionally occur.

24 May 2011
UC In The News

UC administration, regents discuss strategies for weathering financial storm

Regents discussed options for how UC will cope if state financial support for public higher education continues to wane.

24 May 2011
OP Headlines

OP launches new website highlighting UC research

The UC Office of the President has launched a new website that highlights the depth, breadth and value of UC research.

24 May 2011
UC In The News

Dorothy Leland named UC Merced chancellor by Regents

The UC Regents on May 18 appointed Georgia College & State University President Dorothy Leland to serve as UC Merced's third chancellor.

24 May 2011
UC In The News

Kevin Smith of UCLA named staff advisor-designate

Kevin Smith, chief financial and compliance officer in the UCLA chancellor's office, has been selected as the 2011–13 staff advisor-designate to the University of California Regents, UC President Mark G. Yudof announced on May 18.

24 May 2011
UC In The News

UC children’s hospitals rank among nation’s best

The University of California's three children's hospitals — Davis, Los Angeles and San Francisco — all rank among the nation's top pediatric hospitals, according to the new 2011–12 Best Children's Hospitals survey conducted by U.S. News & World Report.

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