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Managers’ Corner: What you need to know about ME@UCOP

Manager Essentials at UCOP is a required learning cohort course series for new UCOP managers and supervisors.


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Get your Concur request right the first time

BRC staff will share the information and documents reviewers need — and a few commonly missed details.


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Sign up for a July 28 Red Cross blood drive in Oakland

Blood donors are urgently needed to give now to help ensure patients receive lifesaving medical care without delay.


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Sign up for our July 28 Red Cross blood drive in Oakland: Blood supplies are critical

The American Red Cross is declaring an emergency blood shortage as the blood supply fell nearly 25% in June.


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Explore cross-functional collaboration with UC Procurement and Academic Affairs

Hear directly from UC's chief academic officer on how cross-functional collaboration can advance institutional priorities.


Shout-Out for Tara Cook, Hina Dhakne, Vishnu Kalakata and Mohan Yeddanapudi

These colleagues' outstanding teamwork made the Intellectual Property Management Solution project a success!


Join BSFO in celebrating 2026 BSFO Michael V. Drake Scholarship Awardees

Formerly named the BSFO Scholarships, this program was renamed last year to honor former UC President Michael V. Drake, M.D.


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Find out about UCOP’s latest AI updates

UCOP has introduced new AI tools and guidance to help teams work more efficiently and securely.


Develop your career story and learn crucial communication skills

Build your career story, sharpen your resume and practice communication skills that help you connect and lead.


Join the Shakespeare Club for “Much Ado About Nothing” this Friday

The primary plot turns on the courtship and scandal, but a witty war of words often takes center stage.