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UCOP AI risk assessments help safeguard data

Before you use a new AI tool or enable a new AI feature on already licensed software, make sure it’s been approved by a UCOP AI risk assessment.


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UCPath colleagues bring joy to local kids in need

In December, UCPath hosted a successful toy drive on behalf of Walden Family Services, a local organization serving foster youth and families.


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Wednesday: UC experts will share financial aid tips for college

Get actionable insights on how to pay for college and the latest updates to the financial aid application process.


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Artificial intelligence workshop at UCLA unites university leadership

More than 250 senior UC administrators discussed initiatives, opportunities and challenges related to artificial intelligence at UC.


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Boost your Excel skills with a Data Analysis Series learning certificate

Learn how to use Microsoft Excel tools to organize data, present it in a cohesive manner and utilize it in decision-making.


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Attend the UCOP Tableau User Group meeting this Thursday

Join UCOP-TUG in kicking off the co-learning group — a collaborative learning space for Tableau users of all levels, with a rotating group lead.


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Boost your communication skills through reflective listening

Find out why reflective listening is a necessary skill for today's workplace and begin practicing it right away.


President Drake Town Hall

Save the date: CUCSA Town Hall with President Drake on Feb. 19

This virtual event will give all UC staff an opportunity to hear from President Drake in advance of his retirement.


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UC enrollment continues to grow

This growth reinforces UC’s dedication to expanding access to the state’s students and fulfilling the University’s compact with Gov. Newsom, and with the Legislature’s support, to grow in-state enrollment.