Employee News
Check out the latest news for the UC community below. See bargaining updates and notices for represented employees.
Keep your UC connections
July 15, 2024
It’s important to keep your personal contact information up to date in UCPath — even if you’re leaving UC. Here’s how to log in to UCPath online as a former employee.
Get expert insight into the UC undergraduate admission process
July 15, 2024
If you’re a UC employee who is helping a student apply for undergraduate admission to UC, don’t miss this informative event.
UC Santa Barbara staff train to pitch in during a disaster
July 9, 2024
Staff volunteered to complete training for disaster scene assistance.
Kayla Kafka-Peterson on bringing oncology nursing training to the world
July 9, 2024
When Kayla needed a brachytherapy training program for her team, she developed one — and soon discovered that her work could impact a significantly larger audience.
Meet the UC Davis Health team providing at-home patient care
July 9, 2024
UC Davis Connected Care Center staff are leveraging technology to care for patients where they are.
UCSF AIDS walk teams are working to support people living with HIV
July 3, 2024
AIDS Walk San Francisco and UCSF have formed an unbreakable bond through the decades. At the 2024 AIDS Walk, that partnership will grow even stronger.
UC Merced Chef Jonathan Gutierrez Santiago wins international award
July 3, 2024
The award recognizes Chef Santiago’s innovative and sustainable use of fresh produce.
UC Travel announces Summer Spotlight vendor webinar series
July 3, 2024
The Central Travel Office continues to educate and inform UC travelers on the benefits of booking within our systemwide program.
Greater Good Science Center shares resources for joy, laughter and rest
July 3, 2024
We all need a break — and a little fun! These articles and podcasts will inspire you to make space in your life for whatever brings you joy.
UC People: Shawn Demmons on why names and pronouns matter
July 2, 2024
Shawn Demmons, project director at the UCSF Department of Family and Community Medicine, shares personal insight on the importance of names.