Learning and Development will present a second leadership course taught by Reporting and Analytics Director Ola Popoola of IRAP. Learn the five strategies you need to know to lead from within.

On Thursday, Jan. 30, UC President Janet Napolitano led a standing-room-only Town Hall for UCOP staff. From the California budget to presidential priorities, the conversation shed light on many important topics for the UCOP and greater UC communities.

UC’s negotiations with research publishing giant Elsevier stalled last year, but since then the university hasn’t been resting on its laurels. Here’s an update on UC’s publishing agreements.

Mardi Gras at UCOP takes place on Friday, Feb. 21 in Oakland, at the UCPath Center and in Washington, D.C. Here’s what to expect at this staff-favorite event.

All UCOP staff can access a free license to Smartsheet. Learn how to use it to boost your productivity, project management and collaboration skills!

On Feb. 7, UCOP’s UC Legal team will wear red in support of the American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women campaign. Learn more about women’s heart health — and how you can support transformative research.

Since 1969, the Oakland Museum of California — just half a mile from UCOP’s Oakland Franklin building — has explored the realms of art, history and natural sciences. Here’s what to expect during your next visit!

Need a refresh in your outdoor gear for the new year? Take advantage of this exclusive discount for UCOP employees on Columbia Sportswear brands — available Feb. 7-16.

On Jan. 30, President Napolitano will give her first Town Hall of the year. Attend in person at Oakland's Franklin building or online via Zoom.

The next speaker in the popular Chancellor Chats series is Gary S. May, chancellor of UC Davis on Feb. 5. Join us for an engaging and candid conversation!

Check out the new LinkedIn Learning course offerings — high-quality online training that’s free for UCOP employees.

UCOP leadership recently completed a strategic framework for UCOP. Learn more about the framework and download a personal poster.

Throughout February, the Black Staff and Faculty Organization are collecting new and gently used ties through their partnership with All Tied Up, a special nonprofit that teaches leadership, self-respect and empathy to young men of color — all through the basic skill of tying a tie.