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26 June 2012 UC In The News
Aimée Dorr, dean of UCLA's Graduate School of Education and Information Studies, on July 2 will succeed Larry Pitts as UC provost and executive vice president for Academic Affairs.
26 June 2012 OP Headlines
Learn about UC’s own gay history at UCOP Pride’s second annual ice cream social, Friday, June 29, 3 to 5 p.m. in the Franklin fifth floor rooftop garden.
Through its UCCI Institutes, UC helps high school teachers like Kory Mildenberger (left) create lessons that teach practical trade skills and meet college requirements at the same time.
Carolyn Laub, founder and executive director of the Gay-Straight Alliance Network, will speak in Franklin Lobby 1, part of the President's Speaker Series.
Approximately 380 nonexempt UCOP employees will transition to biweekly pay on July 1, part of the UC Path initiative to institute a single, university-wide payroll and HR system.
26 June 2012 Did You Know?
If you use Commuter Check Direct for your commuting benefits, don't get caught short when BART fares go up by about five cents per trip and MUNI fast passes go up $1 to $2 on Sunday, July 1.
Learn how to save email in your Outlook inbox, sent items, drafts and junk folders and subfolders to a safe storage location before Email Management is implemented on July 9.
The final training session on basic first aid takes place Thursday, June 28, 8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., in 1018 Kasier. Register through the UCOP Learning Center.
The June 2012 issue of The Senate Source, an online publication for UC faculty published by the Systemwide Senate, is now available online.
19 June 2012 OP Headlines
Hear President Yudof's thoughts on the tough budget climate and the statewide November tax initiative.
Vote online for up to seven candidates to serve as OP Staff Assembly leaders. Read the candidates' statements and cast your vote by June 22.
19 June 2012 Open Forum
The Employee-Initiated Reduction in Time (ERIT) Program and Policy on Supplement to Military Pay are up for renewal and open for comment until June 22.
Learn how to use data analysis tools in Excel, or find out how to convert a project plan and estimates into a project schedule through these two upcoming classes Thursday.
Introduce yourself to the OP community — it takes just a few minutes.
Want to say thank you to a colleague? Take a moment to do so in Link.