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Stay Informed. Stay Connected.

October classes and workshops start today

Offered at no charge to UCOP staff, these helpful trainings can boost your personal and professional growth.


Man walking across the street

Learn to protect yourself with safety courses from UCOP

Become informed, alert and safer as you travel to and from the workplace and in many other situations.


Airplane

Join UC Travel for a talk on Concur vs. ConnexUC and a Berkeley sustainability event

Get helpful information and tips on Concur and ConnexUC — including when to use each system.


Double Good popcorn bags

Enjoy delicious popcorn while supporting BSFO student scholarships

Join members of the Black Staff and Faculty Organization in supporting local students through their annual Double Good gourmet popcorn fundraiser!


Introducing 2024-25 Academic Senate Chair Steven W. Cheung, M.D.

Steven W. Cheung, M.D., is a professor and ear specialist in the Department of Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery at UCSF.


Rachelle Rogers-Ard, Ed.D.

Join Rachelle Rogers-Ard, Ed.D., for a course on social-emotional learning

Developing an emotional understanding of your colleagues is key to building and working as a high-functioning team.


Decorative pumpkins

Planning to decorate your workspace? Check out these guidelines.

Please follow these best practices to avoid injuries and other hazards at UCOP offices.


UCOP staff shopping at the craft fair in Oakland

Calling all crafters: New and experienced sellers sought for UCOP Craft Fair in Oakland

The UCOP Craft Fair is the perfect place to show your special handmade items.


All-gender restroom sign

Oakland gender-inclusive restroom renovation project construction update

Construction is scheduled to begin in late September.


Conference room with Zoom Rooms

Reminder: Learn how to use Oakland Zoom Rooms

Zoom Rooms allow for seamless and convenient video conferencing directly from our conference rooms! 


William Gee Wong

Oakland event will feature “Sons of Chinatown” author William Gee Wong

Wong will discuss his memoir, which weaves his father’s experiences of immigrating to the United States during the Chinese Exclusion Act with his own life experiences.