Communities of Oakland Respond to Emergencies (CORE) is a free training program for individuals, neighborhood groups and organizations to learn how to manage for the first seven to 10 days after a major disaster such as earthquake.

Find out how to register for Zoom and use it, as well as how to save your ReadyTalk recordings before that system is decommissioned at UCOP.

Five UC campuses have graduate programs ranked as the best in their field, including seven different programs at UC Berkeley.

The deadline to submit questions has been extended to March 31.

The next installment of the Getting to Know You brown bag series will be held on Tuesday, March 21.

Bring your lunch and hear about the crucial cultural preservation being done by this UC President’s Research Catalyst Award Project.

This celebration of UCOP community will give you a chance to meet new colleagues and catch up with those you know.

Check out the next series of free financial workshops to be held on March 28.

UC Health believes strongly that any health reform efforts must maintain at least the same level of coverage, care and consumer protections for patients that are currently available.

Learn how to stay safe wherever you are – at home, at work or in a public place -- and take part in a raffle for free safety items.

Have questions or concerns you'd like addressed at this meeting? Submit them by Friday, March 17.