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President Milliken and Chancellor Larive

Recording and highlights: President Milliken speaks with UC Santa Cruz Chancellor Cynthia Larive

Learn about Chancellor Larive's personal history and unconventional path to leadership.


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Info session for FSAP mindfulness-based self-compassion course this Tuesday, March 17

Learn to reduce anxiety and stress, boost mental resilience, curb self-defeating thought patterns and increase your happiness and productivity.


Doctor holding a Positive Result for COVID-19 with test kit for viral disease COVID-19 2019-nCoV.

Update to COVID-19 reporting and tracking

COVID-19 reporting is no longer required, but other policies regarding workplace health and safety remain.


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Thursday: Explore UC clinical trial data with the Tableau User Group

Ryan Chan from IRAP will share how he created an engaging dashboard that communicates research impact.


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Registration is open for the 2026 UC Ethics and Compliance Institute

This free, fully virtual program is for leaders who support ethical, compliant and effective operations across UC.


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Learn what work expenses can be direct-billed and how to submit them

The Business Resource Center Travel and Entertainment team makes it easy for you to direct-bill many travel expenses to your department. 


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Explore the voice of the customer with the Operational Excellence CoP

Learn how to translate customer feedback into actionable process improvements that drive genuine impact. 


LaSA welcomes UC Berkeley scholar for United Farm Workers Movement-focused event

Christian Paiz, Ph.D., associate professor of ethnic studies at UC Berkeley, will discuss his book, “The Strikers of Coachella: A Rank-and-File History of the UFW Movement.”


"Thank you, donors!" IV bag with blood shaped like a heart

More than 50 colleagues make a difference by giving blood in Oakland

Together, they donated enough blood to support for up to 135 people in need of surgery, cancer treatment or transfusions following traumatic injuries.


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Sign up this week to bring your kid to work in Oakland

Event capacity is limited and registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Register early to ensure your child’s place.


Student and professor working in lab

Explore UC clinical trial data with the Tableau User Group

Ryan Chan from IRAP will share how he created an engaging dashboard that communicates research impact.


Become digital accessibility-savvy with upcoming training sessions

If you're ready to take your digital accessibility knowledge to the next level, check out upcoming workshops and on-demand resources.