All UCOP staff are invited to join President Napolitano for a Town Hall meeting. Attend at Oakland's Franklin building or via phone/online.

On Wednesday, October 2, catch the next event in the popular Chancellor Chats series — featuring Chancellor Gene Block of UCLA. Attend in person or via Zoom.

Join the department of Research and Innovation for a fireside chat with Regents Cecilia Estolano and Lark Park.

On Wednesday, October 2, catch the next event in the popular Chancellor Chats series. Attend in person at Oakland’s Franklin building, or via Zoom.

All employees are invited to attend UC Pathway to Retirement — a special retirement education event. Whether your retirement is months or years away, learn how to position yourself for success.

UCOP’s annual technology fair will take place this Thursday, September 12, in Franklin Lobby 1. Enjoy light refreshments, participate in a drawing and immerse yourself in everything IT.

On August 26, Student Affairs welcomes Erwin Chemerinsky, dean of Berkeley Law and co-author of “Free Speech on Campus.” In 2017, he was named the most influential person in legal education in the United States.

Don’t miss this special lunchtime event, featuring Vajra Watson, director of research and policy for equity at UC Davis. Attend in Oakland or via Zoom.

Wondering how a doctoral degree can translate to a career outside the lab or classroom? Find out in the next episode of UC’s Virtual Career Series — available to all employees.

On June 25, catch a Facebook Live with UC researchers about their celebrated work studying the transformations in LGBTQ identity and relationships over three generations. Audience questions and comments are welcome!

On June 11 at noon, the UC Virtual Career series presents its next episode. Catch a sneak-peek interview with UC Irvine alumna Krystianne Avedian, a role model for LGBTQ+ leadership in the workplace.

UCOP’s next blood drive will take place on Wednesday, June 19. Sign up for an appointment, and learn why fellow staff members give — from a desire to help people in need to dramatic ways their lives have been touched by blood donations from strangers.