10-Second Bio: Ina Potter of the Office of the General Counsel
Set to retire from UC on July 1, Ina previously served in the Peace Corps in Cameroon and dreams of being a concert pianist.
Set to retire from UC on July 1, Ina previously served in the Peace Corps in Cameroon and dreams of being a concert pianist.
Mogen is recognized for her leadership in the recent implementation of critical e-courses for cybersecurity and sexual harassment prevention.
Rental cars and other forms of transportation are the focus of the Feb. 16 clinic on UC’s travel and entertainment expense policies.
Two free seminars will discuss making the most of Social Security and planning for retirement income.
President Napolitano joined Mayor Libby Schaaf at the launch of a college incentive program for Oakland students.
Developed by the African American Quilt Guild of Oakland, this citywide project involves creating quilts about people, the environment, history, business, culture and other aspects of life in Oakland.
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The second of two webinars to discuss the recommendations will be held on Wednesday, Feb. 10.
When you file your state taxes, you have the opportunity to contribute to two important cancer research funds administered by UC.
Take advantage of this opportunity to enhance your management skills while building a network of support with peers.
Enjoy free appetizers and great music while learning more about UCOP affinity groups.
Forty people with ties to UC are among “America’s most important young entrepreneurs, creative leaders and brightest stars."
165 UC faculty members were ranked among the most influential scientists in their fields, a number unmatched by any other university in the world.