What to do with COVID-19-related records? Find out on November 1!

On Nov. 1 from 10 – 11 a.m., the UC Records Management Committee will host an Electronic Records Day webinar on how to handle COVID-19- related records. The speakers are UC experts in privacy, records management and archives. Each will present for around 15 minutes, leaving additional time for Q&A.

Register for the COVID-19 records event

Speaker Bios

• Jackie DiOrio, Records Management, UCOP. Jackie DiOrio has been working in Records Management at UCOP for four years, and in university records management for eight. She splits her time between tinkering in OnBase, working to improve records management practices at UCOP, looking for the most interesting items in UCOP’s electronic archive and petting her pug, Bug. Before coming to UC, she was the university archivist at Marshall University. She received her master’s degree in the science of information from the University of Michigan.
• Jennifer Lofthus, Ethics, Compliance and Audit Services, UCOP. Jennifer Lofthus is new to UCOP this year as a general compliance manager. She assists the systemwide privacy officer in coordinating campus privacy initiatives among other compliance projects. Prior to UCOP, she served as an ADA, policy and compliance officer at UC Santa Barbara from 2016-2021; before that, she practiced civil litigation with a small firm in Santa Barbara. Jennifer loves all things compliance, cooking and Jane Austen. She spends her free time with her husband and daughter (aptly named Austen) enjoying the great outdoors.
• Matt Stahl, University Archives, UC Santa Barbara. Matt Stahl has been the UC Santa Barbara university archivist since 2017. Prior to this, he served as the inaugural archivist for the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation from 2013 to 2017. Matt also has an extensive background in secondary and higher education, having worked as an academic advisor at the University of Maryland, and as a history and economics teacher in the South Pasadena Unified School District in California. He holds master’s degrees in history and in library science, both from the University of Maryland.

For questions about this event, please contact records management at records@ucop.edu

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