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17 May 2011
UC In The News

UC student researchers mix technology and humanity

UC graduate students focus their expertise, creativity and compassion to tackle and solve key problems in California and beyond.

17 May 2011
OP Headlines

UCSF’s Laurel Mellin on Brain Training, Tuesday, May 17

Laurel Mellin, author of Wired for Joy and UCSF professor of family and community medicine, appears at UCOP for a brown bag lunch on Emotional Brain Training, Tuesday, May 17, 12 to 1 pm in 5320 Franklin.

17 May 2011
OP Headlines

Second annual UC Walks Day is Wednesday, May 18

On Wednesday, May 18, celebrate UC Walks Day by joining your UCOP colleagues for a lunchtime stroll along Lake Merritt. HR Executive Director John Fox will serve as walk leader, and participants are entitled to a free T-shirt.

17 May 2011
UC In The News

Berkeley Lab animated video on carbon captures attention

Vote for your favorite science video from among the top five submitted to the U.S. Department of Energy. Lawrence Berkeley Lab’s "Carbon in Underland" is among the top five picks in the running for the People's Choice Award.

17 May 2011
OP Headlines

UCOP-hosted sites outage on Saturday, May 21

On Saturday, May 21, IR&C will upgrade several UCOP-hosted applications and services, resulting in an outage from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Affected sites include At Your Service, Connexxus Travel Services and the UC Retirement System.

17 May 2011
Applause

Last call for Sautter Innovation Award applications

UC seeks applications for the Larry Sautter Award for Innovation in Information Technology, due by 5 p.m. Friday, May 20. The program recognizes innovative information technology projects and takes applicants from all 10 campuses, UCOP and Lawrence Berkeley Lab.

10 May 2011
UC In The News

UC Health signs national pledge promoting patient safety

University of California Health and its five medical centers have joined the federal government's Partnership for Patients, a $1 billion patient-safety initiative aimed at improving care and lowering costs.

10 May 2011
UC In The News

Energy efficiency programs save UC $21 million per year

Since January 2009, UC's 10 campuses have initiated some 400 projects to improve the efficiency of buildings and cut energy use, costs and emissions.

10 May 2011
10-Second Bio

10-Second Bio: Meet Rev. Barbara Jim-George

Find out how Barbara Jim-George of BRC's Purple Team is working at both UCOP and on her own time to make the world a better place.

3 May 2011
OP Headlines

Call for OP Staff Assembly nominations

The OP Staff Assembly Steering Committee is seeking nominations for four open seats. Interested candidates are invited to attend brown bag lunches on Monday, May 9, 12 to 1 p.m., in 10325 Franklin, or Tuesday, May 10, 12 to 1 p.m., in 712 Kaiser.

3 May 2011
Did You Know?

Last call for UCRS Advisory Board nominations

UC staff interested in running for one of two open seats on the UC Retirement System (UCRS) Advisory Board have until May 6, 2011, to submit nomination applications.

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