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TODAY: Women We Admire – Monica Lozano

Bring your lunch and join Monica Lozano, chair of the Board of UC Regents, for the next talk in the Women We Admire series. Date: Tuesday, May 16 Time: 12-1 p.m. Location: Franklin Lobby 1 Dial-in: ReadyTalk 866-740-1260; access


WEDNESDAY: UC Walks @ OP

UC Walks returns for its eighth year, bringing together faculty, staff, students and retirees systemwide to take a walk, share wellness tips and enjoy the spring sunshine. Join your UCOP colleagues in Oakland to


10-Second Bio: Steve Garber

Name: Steve Garber Title: Director, Division Administration Department/Unit: Provost’s Immediate Office Location: Franklin When I Started Working At UCOP: August 2016 What I Do For OP In Five Words Or Less: Advise the provost on administrative matters The Best Part


Join President Napolitano for a UCOP Town Hall Thursday, May 11

The town hall will be an opportunity to discuss issues of interest to UCOP employees, including the recently released state audit. You may attend the event in person or watch it online.


Meet OP: Culture, Engagement and Diversity

In response to your suggestions, we’ve launched the “Meet OP” series of department profiles. In case you missed any, you can see all previous articles in the series by clicking here.   When asked to name


Celebrate Bike to Work Day and Month with fun events and giveaways!

  UC employees are ahead of the curve: More than half of us already commute to work by bike, public transit, walking or carpool – twice the statewide rate! But we can still do better.


10-Second Bio: Sara Kaplan

  Name: Sara Kaplan Title: Payroll Associate Department/Unit: Payroll Production When I started working at UCOP: August 2016 What I do for OP in five words or less: Get people paid! The best part about working for OP: Every day is a learning experience and a


Watch and vote on Grad Slam live on May 4!

You’ve probably heard about Grad Slam, UC’s systemwide contest that challenges our graduate students to explain their research in three jargon-free minutes. On Thursday, May 4, you can tune in to watch the event live,