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10 July 2012
OP Headlines

This Friday: Don’t miss fourth annual President’s Town Hall

Attend the July 13 event at the Elihu Harris State Office Building for your opportunity to hear and speak directly with UC President Mark G. Yudof.

10 July 2012
UC In The News

Higgs boson: UC physicists play role in the historic search

Researchers from several UC campuses and Lawrence Berkeley Lab are involved in the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN) search for the Higgs boson, new evidence for which was announced on July 4.

10 July 2012
In Profile

Looking for the right stuff: Meet OP’s new talent specialist

Kelly Howard, UCOP’s new talent management manager, wants to tell all the best and brightest people “why UC is such a great place to work.”

10 July 2012
OP Headlines

Roll up your sleeve and give: blood drive coming to OP

The Red Cross is experiencing a shortage of blood, but giving is easy when the bloodmobile comes to UCOP on July 17. Contact Jan Kehoe today for your appointment.

10 July 2012
Did You Know?

Check out social media guidelines and start posting to Link

One of Link's key goals is to stimulate conversation among our UCOP readers. Check out UCOP's new social media guidelines and start posting your comments today.

3 July 2012
OP Headlines

It’s your performance! Get involved in the performance review process

It’s time again for UCOP’s annual performance reviews, due this fall to provide feedback on performance and give every OP employee a role in his or her own job satisfaction and career development.

3 July 2012
UC In The News

150 years ago, the Morrill Act created public higher education

The Morrill Act was signed into law by President Abraham Lincoln on July 2, 1862, creating land-grant universities to educate citizens from all walks of life and advance research in agriculture and engineering, the cutting-edge fields of the day.

3 July 2012
UC In The News

President Yudof statement on UC funding plan

The June 28 statement on UC funding in the state budget signed by Gov. Brown recommends that regents vote to keep current tuition levels in place for the coming year.

3 July 2012
OP Headlines

Friday, July 6: Last chance to store your archived emails

Be sure to safely store all the email messages you want to keep so they will not be deleted when email management kicks in on Monday, July 9, at 12:01 a.m.

3 July 2012
UC In The News

Grace Crickette: The driving force behind UC risk management

Grace Crickette came to the University of California in 2004 with a mission that was simple yet bold: make UC safer by changing how it operates and save millions of dollars in the process.

3 July 2012
OP Headlines

Welcome new Provost for Academic Affairs Aimée Dorr

Join the UCOP community in welcoming Aimée Dorr to the Office of the President at a reception on Monday, July 9, from 4 to 5:30 p.m. in Franklin's fifth floor rooftop garden.

3 July 2012
Did You Know?

Learn more about UC’s whistleblower hotline and policies

Did you know that UC maintains a whistleblower hotline? Any UC employee has the power to “blow the whistle” and report on improper activities without fear of retaliation.

3 July 2012
OP Headlines

UC renewing ERIT program for staff reduction in time

UC is renewing the Employee-initiated Reduction In Time program, which allows staff to reduce their working time and pay to help UC address its ongoing budget challenges.

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