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16 October 2012
UC In The News

UCLA’s Lloyd Shapley shares 2012 Nobel prize

Shapley is a professor emeritus of economics and mathematics. (Associated Press photo)

16 October 2012
OP Headlines

Get to know the drill! Participate in UCOP emergency activities

Fire Safety Director Matthew Leet (with bullhorn) kept the Franklin troops in order during last week’s fire drill. Up next is the Great California ShakeOut, this Thursday, Oct. 18, at 10:18 a.m.

16 October 2012
Did You Know?

Are you registered to vote? Oct. 22 deadline approaches

You can now register to vote online! The voter registration deadline for the Nov. 6 election, which includes the presidential race and state initiatives, is next Monday, Oct. 22, 2012.

16 October 2012
OP Headlines

Women We Admire Nov. 5: UC Berkeley’s Peggy G. Lemaux

Save the date for a talk by plant biologist Peggy Lemaux, who will discuss her research in engineering cereal crops and outreach efforts in genetically engineered foods.

16 October 2012
OP Headlines

Risk Services Today: Cybersecurity Awareness Month

The fall issue of Risk Services Today and UCOP's online course can help you not only protect UC's information but also prevent breaches of your own personal information at home.

16 October 2012
Did You Know?

Last chance to take survey on UCOP lactation services

Take the Lactation Room Use Survey by 5 p.m. today, designed by the President’s Advisory Council on the Status of Women to improve lactation services at UCOP facilities.

16 October 2012
OP Headlines

Manage performance all year with these UCOP workshops

Managing performance is a year-round process! HR offers another round of performance management courses, beginning with Setting Performance Expectations, Oct. 24.

9 October 2012
UC In The News

Gladstone Institute’s Shinya Yamanaka wins 2012 Nobel Prize in Medicine

The senior investigator at UCSF shares the prize with John Gurdon for their stem cell discoveries.

9 October 2012
OP Headlines

UCOP Singers seek pianist for holiday performances, rehearsals

UCOP Singers (from left) Julia Arno, Charlotte Strem and OP alumna Sandra Douglas are in the group, which is rehearsing without a keyboard accompanist so far this season. Can you help?

9 October 2012
UC In The News

Fiat Lux Redux: A look back at University of California history

The Bancroft Library recently opened a new exhibit, Fiat Lux Redux, featuring 50 photographs of UC locations taken by Ansel Adams. Read on if you are interested in a guided tour by the exhibit's curator.

9 October 2012
UC In The News

UC Riverside School of Medicine gets OK to move forward

UC Riverside's medical school has received "preliminary accreditation" from the Liaison Committee on Medical Education, the accrediting body for medical school programs.

9 October 2012
Did You Know?

Depression Awareness Day at UCOP: Thursday, Oct. 11

Don't miss the free, one-hour webinar, which will play throughout the day, and the afternoon Q&A, which will cover the signs, symptoms and treatment of depression.

9 October 2012
OP Headlines

Great ShakeOut: Get ready to “drop, cover and hold on”

At 10:18 am on Oct. 18, you will hear the earthquake drill announced, signaling all employees to practice dropping to the floor, taking cover under a sturdy table or desk, and holding on.

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