The lobby screens will be updated monthly with the latest news and upcoming events.

The brown bags will include a discussion on the survey findings, current and upcoming projects and initiatives in response to both the 2015 and 2017 survey, and provide an opportunity to receive additional staff feedback through instant polling.

“This program has so much value – as women develop more confidence in their professional skills, they’re open to all of the possibilities for their careers at UC," said Larisa Kure, a 2017 graduate.

If you’ve ever taken a drive through California’s picturesque vineyards and pastoral farms, you know it’s impossible to imagine the Golden State without them. But California wouldn’t have become a dream destination for foodies

You can submit a question in advance for Executive Director of Local Human Resources Nancy Pluzdrak by emailing it to the OP Staff Assembly by the end of the day Tuesday, April 3.

This is the third installment of the Stigma-Free UC series and will feature Amy Barnhorst, the vice chair for Community Psychiatry at UC Davis.

The survey will be sent to randomly selected faculty, staff and retirees as well as their spouses or domestic partners.

Every student will have hands-on skills practice with a mannequin and receive feedback from the instructor.

Fans will receive a Warriors Fan Appreciation Night T-shirt. In addition, the first 40 ticket-holders can watch players warm up before the game.

With shared stories, refreshments and some comedy, UCOP staff last Friday celebrated UC’s 150th birthday and the university’s remarkable impact on California and beyond. The celebration coincided with Charter Day, the day in 1868 when

UC graduate students visited Sacramento to showcase how state investment in education pays off.

Twenty-five people were selected at random from quiz takers with a perfect score, and will receive a commemorative 150th anniversary tote bag, T-shirt, lapel pin and set of postcards.