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UCOP FY26–27 equity and reclassification review: What you need to know

Learn about the equity and reclassification review process.


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Reminder: Take your 2026 floating flex-week before the end of the year

If you haven’t done so already, you have the option to take a floating flex-week in 2026.


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Meet UCOP and UC tech leader Beena Albert

Beena loves everything about data — finding issues and solving them like a detective. 


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Build practical skills to lead change with confidence

Learn eight practical steps and four leadership principles that can help you lead change more effectively.


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Become a stronger communicator with the Communication Series Certificate

Learn written and verbal communication techniques to make effective and positive professional impacts.


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Put your safety first with tips from UCOP Security

Always be aware of your surroundings and trust your gut instinct. Learn additional easy safety measures that you can take today.


Shout-Out for Hussain Ashfaque

"Hussain brings the kind of ownership that makes a real difference," says Mary Ann Go-Yahorau.


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President Milliken shares a postcard from Los Alamos National Lab

President Milliken reflects on Los Alamos National Laboratory’s remarkable history, groundbreaking research and enduring partnership with UC.


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UC research is saving the best parts of California’s national parks

Take a virtual road trip through California’s national parks and discover how UC research is helping preserve them for generations to come.


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UC’s Current History journal enters a new chapter

Meet the UC team giving a 112-year-old global affairs journal a fresh perspective.