Events
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Career Development Tools
OnlineUCOP offers various on-demand career development tools available to you at any time. LinkedIn Learning and My UC Career are two tools that you can utilize at any point in your career development journey. We will review their capabilities and how to make the most…
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Travel & Entertainment Office Hours
https://UCOP.zoom.us/j/3301316753?pwd=STFNemVrbTJsV0tJZU1BNWZFL2VSUT09Ask questions about pre-travel requests, corporate credit card requests, and expense reimbursements.
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Compliance, Accounting, Audit, & Policy (CAAP) Office Hours
Ask questions about journals/reports, cost transfers, ITF’s, Chart of Accounts, General Ledger, and CashNet. Dial-in: 1 669 219 2599 Meeting ID: 919 8651 9749 Passcode: 654321
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PowerPoint Techniques
OnlineIn this highly interactive session, you’ll explore practical, real-world PowerPoint strategies that go beyond basic slide creation. Through scenario-based examples—including building a marketing plan, developing content-rich slides, and crafting a customizable sales presentation—you’ll learn how to design, format, and deliver presentations that save time, engage…
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Lakeside Speakeasy Toastmasters (Virtual)
Lakeside Speakeasy Toastmasters Club No. 2967 meets virtually on Thursdays from 12:05p-12:55p with the exception of one hybrid monthly meeting, which occurs the first Wednesday of the month. Join us virtually or in person to build communication skills including speaking, leadership, listening, and feedback. If you’d…
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Reflective Listening
OnlineReflective Listening is one of the keys to better communication and ultimately, better performance in the workplace. People have a fundamental need to feel heard and understood. When they do feel heard and understood, problems are more easily solved or averted and both trust and…
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UCOP Shakespeare Club
https://UCOP.zoom.us/j/7447085448?pwd=Y2pyMjFTYjArcDErN2tHK0FlMXdBQT09&omn=96567727632&from=addonThis season, the UCOP Shakespeare Club will explore the interplay of power, identity, and social order through four richly contrasting plays: Antony and Cleopatra, Much Ado About Nothing, Coriolanus, and Twelfth Night. Moving from imperial spectacle to intimate social drama, from civic unrest to the…
