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28 February 2012
Did You Know?

Applications for staff advisor close Friday, March 2

Applications will be accepted through this Friday, March 2, for one position to serve as the next staff advisor-designate to the UC Board of Regents. The position is for a two-year term from July 2012 through June 2014.

28 February 2012
Did You Know?

Complete your eCourses by 5 pm, Wednesday, Feb. 29

The UC Learning Center is undergoing a system upgrade through Wednesday, Feb. 29, with the conversion expected to be complete by Thursday, March 1. Read more about enrollments and eCourse progress during the upgrade.

28 February 2012
OP Headlines

Join OP Oakland Project, UCOP’s effort to boost downtown Oakland

UCOP staff came out to hear Steve Snider (left) speak about the Downtown and Uptown Associations' programs to make downtown Oakland a better place to live, work and play.

28 February 2012
Applause

Shout-out to Maria Anguiano of HOPE’s HLI Class of 2012

This week's shout-out is from Michael Riley: Congratulations to Maria Anguiano, who was recently accepted into the 2012 HOPE Leadership Institute, a statewide program to empower Latina leaders.

28 February 2012
OP Headlines

UCOP’s Barbara Jim-George ministers to at-risk teens

UCOP administrative assistant Barbara Jim-George is making a difference in her community by launching a nonprofit program to stop at-risk teen girls from becoming victims of human trafficking.

21 February 2012
OP Headlines

Nicka Smith talk at UCOP to close Black History Month

Black History Month events wrap up this week with a talk by Nicka Smith from the African American Genealogical Society of Northern California, sponsored by UCOP’s Black Staff and Faculty Organization.

21 February 2012
Open Forum

Find out how to support UC’s state advocacy efforts

Join staff from UC's Office of State Governmental Relations Feb. 23, 12 to 1 p.m. in Franklin's Lobby One Conference Room, for a brown bag on UC's advocacy efforts in the state capitol.

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