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5 July 2011
OP Headlines

Help support Oakland’s aspiring sixth-graders with school supplies

Students from Oakland’s Frick Middle School will benefit from Project Fill A Backpack, working throughout OP this summer to fill 150 backpacks with school supplies.

5 July 2011
OP Headlines

Celebrate your UCOP colleagues for their years of service

Join your colleagues for UCOP's semiannual Service Award Milestone Achievement celebration Friday, July 8, 3 to 4:30 p.m., in the Franklin rooftop garden. Ice cream and fruit will be served.

5 July 2011
UC In The News

Regents to consider tuition increase for budget shortfall

Another tuition increase to offset cuts in state funding will be among several options presented to the UC Board of Regents at their upcoming July 12–14 meeting in San Francisco.

5 July 2011
Did You Know?

Sign up today for July 7 Fundamentals of Supervision

Sign up today for Fundamentals of Supervision, July 7 from 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. The class is designed to help supervisors develop new skills in interpersonal communication, team development, delegation and motivation.

5 July 2011
OP Headlines

HR benefits services return to Oakland from UCSF

UC Customer Service, located in the Kaiser Building, will now provide OP staff with support for the full scope of University-sponsored health, welfare and retirement benefits plans. The new number to call for all your benefits questions is (510) 987-0900.

5 July 2011
Did You Know?

Get to know UC’s whistleblower policies and protections

The University of California has a responsibility to conduct its affairs ethically and in compliance with the law. To report improper activity, call the University-wide Whistleblower Hotline at (800) 403-4744 or read the full story for more details and links.

5 July 2011
OP Headlines

Computer Asset Management Program kicks in this month

The Technology Asset Management Program, which started July 1, is designed to achieve efficiencies and cost savings as well as foster a consistent computing environment across departments.

5 July 2011
UC In The News

UC admissions data show demand remains high

Preliminary data indicate that California-resident freshmen enrollments at UC will remain stable and diversity will broaden, indicating that demand for a UC education remains high despite rising fees and state budget concerns.

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