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17 June 2024 
Celebrating Our Community, Community, OP News
Veterans Among UC — aka VAUS — is UCOP’s newest ERG. Meet VAUS and learn how you can participate in the Selfless Service photo project.
17 June 2024
Applause, Celebrating Our Community
Deborah Neal is grateful to Daniel Estrada, Maynor Gutierrez, Mike Zelaya, Juan Conrado and Loreaner Lopez for their dedication and hard work.
10 June 2024
Celebrating Our Community, Events
Join the Black Staff and Faculty Organization for a week of celebrations surrounding the Juneteenth holiday.
10 June 2024
Celebrating Our Community, UC News
Meet 10 first-gen graduates who started their journey to UC at a California community college.
10 June 2024
Celebrating Our Community, Events, OP News
This NAIPISA-hosted event will focus on how identity informs professional and educational progress.
10 June 2024
Celebrating Our Community, Events, OP News
Join UCOP Pride and President Drake for afternoon treats on the 5th-floor garden patio in Oakland.
10 June 2024
Celebrating Our Community, Events
Join us on June 18 to learn an overview and fun facts about the IT Client Services team!
10 June 2024
Applause, Celebrating Our Community
Jenson Ballutay is grateful to Sumair Sajid, Srini Vattikuti, Laura Zaruchaeva, and the Systemwide Reporting team for their above-and-beyond efforts.
10 June 2024
Celebrating Our Community, Events
There will be two virtual sessions: a matinee from 12 to 1 p.m. and an evening session from 6 to 7:30 p.m. (PT). The registration deadline is 5 p.m. on June 13.
4 June 2024
Celebrating Our Community, Events
Hear from and engage with UCOP leaders as they share their reflections on how EDI has impacted their leadership experiences.
4 June 2024
Celebrating Our Community, Events
Lady will discuss efforts to protect DEIA at the federal government and at Berkeley Lab, increasing attacks on DEI throughout the country, and the need for all of us to practice continued DEI resilience.
4 June 2024
Celebrating Our Community, Events
Lyla June Johnston, Ph.D., is an Indigenous woman who has battled impostor syndrome throughout her educational journey.
