Name: Dylan Paul Title: Associate Director of Construction, Procurement Strategic Centers of Excellence Department/Unit: Procurement Services When I started working at UCOP: Jan. 9, 2017 What I do for OP in five words or less: Strategic Systemwide Construction

Name: Meredith Turner Title: Associate Director, Legislative Advocacy & Institutional Relations Department/Unit: State Government Relations Location: Sacramento When I Started Working At UCOP: June 20, 2016 What I Do For OP In Five Words Or Less: Develop creative legislative

Name: John Donovan Title: Infosec Consultant Department/Unit: Information Technology Services/Cyber Risk Coordinator Center Location: Oakland When I started working at UCOP: Jan. 1, 2016 What I do for OP in five words or less: Research and craft cyber-security guidance The best part about working for OP: High

Name: Karina Castellanos Title: Program Administrator Department/Unit: Academic Programs – UC Washington Center (UCDC) Location: Washington, DC When I started working at UCOP: April 2016 What I do for OP in five words or less: Mentor, guide and serve

Name: Jessie Sylvester-Smith Title: IT Program Manager Department/Unit: UCPath Center IT When I started working at UCOP: June 2015 What I do for OP in five words or less: Manage UCPC IT projects portfolio The best part about working for

Olson is probably the only UCOP employee who's appeared in a famous MTV music video.

Name: Lee Ann Elliott Title: Employee Services Associate Department/Unit: Employee Services Location: UCPath Center When I started working at UCOP: May 2015 What I do for OP in five words or less: Provide great customer service The best part about

Mushinskie does internal and external communications for the UCPath Center and dreams of being a travel writer.

Set to retire from UC on July 1, Ina previously served in the Peace Corps in Cameroon and dreams of being a concert pianist.

A senior event planner in the Business Resource Center, Cummings started her UC career at UCDC but secretly yearns to host "Parts Unknown."

A Bay Area native who once lived on a houseboat, Amy Vrizuela divulges some Alameda trivia.

A transplant from the East Coast, Koster embraces life in Oakland — except when it comes to baseball.