Celebrate Black History Month with symposia on African-American scholarship and research at UC
The second of four lunchtime discussion events will take place on Monday, Feb. 22.
The second of four lunchtime discussion events will take place on Monday, Feb. 22.
Set to retire from UC on July 1, Ina previously served in the Peace Corps in Cameroon and dreams of being a concert pianist.
Mogen is recognized for her leadership in the recent implementation of critical e-courses for cybersecurity and sexual harassment prevention.
Developed by the African American Quilt Guild of Oakland, this citywide project involves creating quilts about people, the environment, history, business, culture and other aspects of life in Oakland.
Suggest a co-worker you think should be featured in a 10 Second Bio and we'll follow up!
Enjoy free appetizers and great music while learning more about UCOP affinity groups.
Celebrate, feast and give input to APISA about the upcoming year!
Registration opens Jan. 26 and will be limited to the first 75 children signed up.
On Jan. 28, hear about the challenges, successes and inspirations of a speaker who has navigated her way up at UC.
On Jan. 28, Shola Richards, director of training at UCLA Health, will discuss the impact of reputation to your career and to the university.