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Learn from UC graduates who were first in their families to graduate from college as they share their stories, tips and advice for navigating the professional workplace.


President Drake

Wednesday: President Drake addresses the Commonwealth Club

Hear President Drake’s perspective on challenges facing higher education during the global pandemic and societal unrest.


Celebrate Halloween with OPSA

We are excited to make this year’s costume contest and celebration a family-friendly one, so dress up your kids, pets, partner, spouse and roommates — and join us for some spooky fun!


LaSA hosts Dr. Carrie L. Byington

Join the Latin American Staff Association in welcoming Dr. Byington to learn about her background, path to leadership and inspiring approach to the challenges she’s faced.


Zhonett Harper

This Friday: Join BSFO for a Breast Cancer Awareness Month event

For Breast Cancer Awareness Month, the Black Staff and Faculty Organization welcomes Zhonnet “Z” Harper of the Alameda Health System, along with breast cancer survivors.


President Drake

You’re invited: President Drake to address the Commonwealth Club

On Nov. 4, President Michael V. Drake, M.D., will address the prestigious Commonwealth Club, sharing his perspective of challenges facing higher education during a global pandemic and societal unrest.


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Next BSFO listening session: Finding Your Voice

All Black-identified staff are invited to join the next session of the “We Need to Talk” series, focused around self-empowerment.


UC’s Chief Investment Officer discusses the 2020 investment landscape — including the election

Learn how fluctuations in financial markets may affect your investments and what the election could mean to investors.


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The next BSFO listening session will address being Black at UC

All Black-identified staff are invited to join the next session of the “We Need to Talk” series, focused around the Black experience at UC.