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OGC leadership team

Office of General Counsel honored with Myra Bradwell Award

UCOP's Office of the General Counsel is the 2014 recipient of the Myra Bradwell Award for its exemplary efforts and success in promoting women in the legal profession.


Michal Kurlaender

Monday, Sept. 29: Michal Kurlaender on community college transfer

Join Institutional Research and Academic Planning on Monday, Sept. 29, for Michal Kurlaender's talk on "The Transfer Route."


UC task force: Initial recommendations to fight sexual violence on campuses

The President's Task Force on Preventing and Responding to Sexual Violence and Sexual Assault released recommendations to effectively address sexual violence systemwide.


Lunch & Learn Tuesday, Sept. 23: Chief Information Officer Tom Andriola

UCOP Vice President and Chief Information Officer Tom Andriola is the featured speaker at this month’s Lunch & Learn session, Sept. 23.


UCSD's Dr. Greg Maynard

UC quality and innovation grants reap healthy returns

UC's Center for Health Quality and Innovation (CHQI) is reducing blood clots, improving post-surgery care and making other cost-saving improvements at UC hospitals.


Large meeting at UCOP

Meetings that Work: Join a new focus group convening Thursday, Sept. 25

Sign up to join “Meetings that Work,” a focus group that has emerged from Efficiency Review suggestions to make UCOP more effective and efficient.


Fall is a good time to check your Flexible Spending Account balance

Today is the first day of fall, and it's a great time to see where you are with your FSA balances to make sure you stay on track to claim all your funds.


veggies

Got Veggies? UC wellness challenge encourages healthy eating

Register now for Got Veggies?, the latest UC wellness challenge, designed to inspire you to incorporate vegetables into your everyday meals.


UC proposes creation of new venture fund to invest in UC innovation

UC announced the creation of UC Ventures, an independent fund to pursue investments in UC research–fueled enterprises, subject to the approval of the UC Regents.


UC Merced students

California’s new scholarship program will help middle class

State program aims to help families with incomes of up to $150,000 who don’t qualify for other forms of need-based aid.