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Temporary COVID-19 guidance for UCOP-sponsored events and meetings

New protocols for in-person meetings and events aim to help mitigate the potential spread of COVID-19.


UCOP Oakland offices are returning to the “get up, mask up” protocol

All employees in Oakland must follow "get up, mask" up protocol and wear approved face masks.


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Alameda County reinstates mask mandate for indoor spaces, including Oakland

Masks are again required in our Franklin and Broadway offices. The requirement will remain in effect as long as the county requires it.


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Reminder: UCOP’s modified COVID-19 protocols began May 31

The new protocols include an extended mask mandate and a temporary option to update hybrid on-site work schedules.


What to do if you test COVID-positive or are in close contact with someone who’s positive

Here are the required steps you need to take to protect yourself, colleagues and the community.


UC experts will share how COVID-19 has affected students’ mental health

Guest speakers will overview national and UC data on mental health trends among college students, as well as UC's approach to the student mental health crisis.


New webinar series: COVID-19’s impact on students

A new GUEA webinar series will focus on COVID-19's impact on students' academic success and mental health.


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UCOP has relaxed COVID-19 protocols as of May 2

Thera Kalmijn, executive director, UCOP Operations, explains the updates to UCOP's on-site COVID-19 protocols.


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UC Health receives grant funding for COVID-19 data research

Researchers focused on COVID-19 related data analysis and modeling received grants from the University of California Health and California Department of Public Health (CDPH) COVID Modeling Consortium.


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Upload your COVID-19 booster info by March 15

UCOP employees eligible for a booster vaccination should have obtained one by Jan. 31. Those who are not yet eligible must get their booster within 30 days of eligibility. Here's how to report yours.


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Additional Emergency Paid Sick Leave for COVID-19 relief

UC is providing up to 80 hours of 2022 Emergency Paid Sick Leave for full-time UC employees and the two-week equivalent for part-time employees.