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24 January 2011 UC In The News
Read the status report issued to UC Regents last week on Working Smarter, the administrative efficiency initiative that brings systemwide, regional, and campus?level efforts together under one umbrella, with a commitment from the top to achieving a level of administrative excellence equivalent to that of UC's teaching and research enterprises.
18 January 2011 UC In The News
Application will be accepted from Jan. 18 through March 4, 2011, for the position of staff advisor to the Regents. Staff advisors serve as non-voting advisors to designated Regents' committees, and they attend and participate directly in committee and board meetings throughout their term of service. Learn more about the position and the application process at: www.universityofcalifornia.edu/staffadvisors.
17 January 2011 UC In The News
In a far-reaching conversation with Los Angeles Times columnist Patt Morrison, President Mark Yudof talks about how he's doing as UC's president, his relationship California Governor Jerry Brown, and whether it's time to re-think California's Master Plan for Higher Education. Read it here.
11 January 2011 UC In The News
Gov. Jerry Brown proposed a balanced, deficit-closing 2011-12 state budget Monday that relies on painful cuts in state services including a $500 million reduction in support for the University of California.
10 January 2011 UC In The News
Student activism has long been a driving force behind initiatives that have made the UC system one of the greenest and most environmentally friendly universities in the country.
4 January 2011 UC In The News
From a record number of undergraduate applicants to the election of 22 scientists and engineers to the prestigious National Academy of Sciences, 2010 was a banner year. See the slide show.
1 January 2011 UC In The News
The 30-minute documentary “Parkinson’s Disease: A Dose of Hope,” premiers nationally Jan. 24 at 9 p.m. (ET/PT) on University of California Television (UCTV), featuring heartfelt stories of patients with Parkinson’s disease and interviews with leading medical experts from UC San Francisco’s renowned Parkinson’s Disease Clinic and Research Center.
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