Gulatt will oversee issues of diversity and inclusion and coordinate efforts in these areas across all levels of the university.

Rachael Nava, currently chief operating officer for Central California Alliance for Health, is scheduled to begin her new duties in downtown Oakland on Feb. 9.

Two Franklin elevators will undergo routine maintenance over the next two weeks. Maintenance will be performed on one elevator at a time.

UC is proposing extensive revisions to its Whistleblower Protection Policy, and employees can provide comments by Jan. 30.

The travel clinics on UC’s travel and entertainment expense policies and reimbursement process continue this month with a session on lodging, Monday, Dec. 15, 11 a.m. to noon in 7107 Franklin.

Discover how Weight Watchers can work for you at an open house today, Tuesday, Sept. 16, 12 to 1 p.m. in 10325 Franklin.

The portal, which allows faculty and staff to book business and personal travel at discounted rates, saved the university $10.6 million in 2013.

ITS announced that UCOP is implementing new security requirements for smartphones and tablets, effective Sunday, Sept. 21.

UCOP’s Wellness Program offers the second of two brown bags on “Get Moving!” to help you increase your physical activity and your health.

UC's medical centers need to pick up the pace in working together as a system to improve quality and reduce costs, says UC Health Senior Vice President John Stobo.

Dean and Professor Jane Close Conoley of UC Santa Barbara will speak at UCOP on April 8, the next event in the Women We Admire series of talks.