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20 March 2012
UC In The News

President Yudof highlights UC contributions in state tour

From Redding to Bakersfield and parts in between, UC President Yudof is speaking to civic groups, business associations and community leaders about the difference UC makes.

20 March 2012
UC In The News

UC graduate students take their research to the Capitol

UC Irvine's Jessica Pratt (left), who studies how climate change affects plant and insect life, was one of the grad students who sat down with lawmakers to discuss their work and its vital importance to California.

20 March 2012
UC In The News

Applications sought for 2012 UC Sautter Award in IT

UC is inviting applications for the Sautter Award for Innovation in Information Technology, open to faculty and staff from all UC campuses, UCOP and Lawrence Berkeley Lab.

20 March 2012
UC In The News

Reminder: Look for dependent eligibility verification mailing

UCOP staff with family members enrolled in UC-sponsored medical, dental and vision plans will receive materials, beginning March 21, asking them to verify their dependents' eligibility.

13 March 2012
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Berkeley Chancellor Birgeneau announces he will step down

University of California President Mark G. Yudof issued a statement on Robert Birgeneau's announcement that he will step down as UC Berkeley chancellor.

6 March 2012
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Your roadmap to retirement is at your fingertips

Check out UC's new Retirement Review, a new and improved web tool that provides a personalized snapshot of how much you can expect from your UC pension and retirement savings when you retire.

6 March 2012
UC In The News

UC researchers working to develop a smarter grid

As the nation's power system ages, engineers and scientists at UCLA, UC San Diego and UC Irvine are using their campuses as living labs to study smart grid technologies.

14 February 2012
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UC Natural Reserve System scientists place nature at our fingertips

Through the UC Natural Reserve System, a network of 37 protected land areas encompassing 750,000 acres across the state, researchers use sensors to map land, track animals and collect environmental data.

7 February 2012
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UC Online Program kicks off with first course

A UC Merced calculus course is the first class offered through UC's online instruction project, blending online coursework with weekly discussions, a format that allows students to work at their own pace.

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