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Catherine Knaizewycz

10-second bio: Meet Catherine Kniazewycz, from “Normalcy,” USA

Meet Catherine Kniazewycz, director of architecture in Capital Resources Management. She says her home town of Iowa City, Iowa, couldn't have been more normal.


President Napolitano proposes tuition freeze at first Regents meeting

President Napolitano proposed an undergraduate tuition freeze, increasing community college transfers to UC, speeding technology transfer and making UC a zero net energy user by 2025.


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Open Enrollment: Make your medical choices by 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 26

Open Enrollment closes next Tuesday. Don't wait until the last minute to take a fresh look at your medical benefits and find the plan that’s right for you and your family.


The new Link offers improved ways to search and receive content

UCOP's Link newsletter now has two new ways to receive and find content: the RSS feed and the new, more powerful archives search.


Cover of Lean In, book by Sheryl Sandberg

Lean In series on women in the workplace kicks off this Friday, Nov. 22

Lean In: Conversations about Women in the Workplace is a series of facilitated conversations inspired by Sheryl Sandberg's book and sponsored by PACSW, starting Friday.


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Take charge of your career: Final brown bag today, Nov. 19

If you want to advance your career, don't miss the final brown bag today on Take Charge, UCOP’s professional development program designed especially for administrative and support staff.


Jane Conoley of UCSB

EVENT CANCELED: UC Santa Barbara’s Jane Conoley Nov. 20

UC Santa Barbara's Jane Conoley will speak at UCOP this Wednesday, Nov. 20, in the next Women We Admire talk, sponsored by the President’s Advisory Committee on the Status of Women.


Fiat lux: Solar-powered lights, created by UCSB engineer, on sale Tuesday

You can purchase the small, portable solar-powered LED study light created by UC Santa Barbara's John Bowers, in the Franklin lobby from 12 to 1 p.m. this Tuesday, Nov. 19.