At this year’s conference, health care leaders from around the world will present topical insights related to COVID-19, including animal-to-human transmission of viruses resulting in pandemics, and gender and socioeconomic disparities.

All aspiring and seasoned thespians are invited to attend a friendly virtual cold reading on Tuesday, May 26.

Join faculty members throughout UC in contemplating an array of contemporary and engaging topics regarding our state and local communities.

On Tuesday, April 28, President Napolitano will present a virtual Town Hall meeting for UCOP staff. Mark your calendar — and submit questions for the president.

UCOP staff are all thumbs — green thumbs that is! Here are some of the lovely plants and gardens our colleagues have been growing during our time at home.

Join Kimi Watts-Tartt, director of the Alameda County Public Health Department, for a discussion of COVID-19 impacts within Alameda County’s African-American community, and other vulnerable ethnic populations.

On Tuesday, April 28, President Napolitano will present a virtual town hall meeting for UCOP staff. Mark your calendar — and submit questions in advance.

On Thursday, April 16, President Napolitano will discuss her work at UC, COVID-19 and implications for national security. Tune into this free online conversation!

April is Earth Month — the perfect time to show off your efforts in connecting with the natural world. Participate in our newest photo challenge and show your colleagues what you’ve been planting!

If someone you know is searching for a new job during the coronavirus pandemic, this helpful webinar from the UC Alumni Career Network, moderated by Vice Provost Yvette Gullatt, can help.

Unfortunately, due to the office closures, the 2020 Take Our Daughters and Sons to Work Day has been postponed. A new date has not yet been determined.