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Innovations in patient care boost health outcomes — and the bottom line

UC's Center for Health Quality and Innovation has brought tangible health benefits to patients at UC's five medical centers while generating more than $65 million in net financial gain.


Calling all UC IT innovators: Annual Sautter Award Program now open for nominations

Celebrating innovation in information technology, this award program is now accepting nominations through May 19, 2017.


Brown bag: At-Risk World Heritage and Cyber-Archaeology

Come hear about crucial cultural preservation being done by a UC President’s Research Catalyst Award Project.


Register soon for “Making Power Moves: Women in Leadership” course

Register by March 17 for this course series beginning on March 22.


Last call: Preparing for Retirement event on March 20

Space is limited, so sign up soon for this event designed for employees planning to retire within the next five years.


UC issues statement of support for transgender members of its community

UC issues statement about facility use by the university's transgender students, faculty and staff.


Announcing changes to the UCOP human resources team

A message from Nancy Pluzdrak, executive director of local human resources, about changes to the team that supports UCOP staff.


NEW Date: Mardi Gras Mixer to be held on March 24

Change your calendars to the new event date!


Women We Admire: Julie Freischlag

Freischlag, vice chancellor for human health sciences and dean of the School of Medicine at UC Davis, will talk about the topic "Resilience" on March 14.


Know your FSA deadlines to avoid losing money

Make sure you meet upcoming deadlines to make use of your Flexible Spending Account (FSA) funds.


Apply by March 10 to become the next staff advisor to UC Regents

If you're interested in this two-year position, be sure to apply by the deadline.


Event today: Diversity Speaker Series – Insights from Insects

UC Student Association President Ralph Washington, Jr. will explain how viewing the world from the perspective of an insect has helped him become a better person.