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Submit UCSF Medal Nominations: Initiated in 1975, the UCSF Medal is UCSF's most prestigious university award that recognizes exemplary individuals who have made outstanding contributions in areas associated with UCSF's mission. Nominations are open until Friday, Oct. 13. Submit a nomination »
George Rutherford Back at UCSF Town Hall: Join UCSF epidemiologist George Rutherford, Interim Director, Institute for Global Health Sciences, in his return to the UCSF Town Hall to offer his COVID-19 expertise. We'll also get an update on staff recruitment, real estate and Health News You Can Use with Peter Chin-Hong, MD. Be there on Friday, Oct. 6 at 4 p.m. »
Four Get Gift Cards in Communications Survey Raffle: Thank you to the nearly 5,000 faculty, staff and learners who completed the UCSF Communications Survey last month. The four individuals whose names were randomly drawn to win Visa gift cards are: Ursula Griffiths-Randolph, Tom Shimotake, Kathryn Dudum and Jessica Manning. The UCSF Office of Communications will report on the survey findings once the results have been tabulated and analyzed.
Ageism Awareness Day: Ageism affects all of us and compounds inequities related to racism, sexism and ableism. Intersecting forms of bias increase disadvantage and worsen the effects of ageism on the health and well-being of our communities. Mark Ageism Awareness Day on Saturday, Oct. 7 as UCSF continues to celebrate Diversity Month. To get involved in ageism awareness at UCSF, please complete this survey »
Protect Your Digital Life – Be CyberSafe: Join the University of California celebration of Cybersecurity Awareness Month. Once again, the UC campuses are working together to provide a wide variety of events and activities to help you individually protect yourself, your private information and the University. Register now »
Toward Algorithmic Justice in Precision Medicine: This workshop on Tuesday, Nov. 7 convenes community members along with health systems professionals, biomedical investigators and AI tool developers. Attendees will consider systematic flaws in data collection, datasets and technology that perpetuate or exacerbate inequities and how resultant algorithmic injustices can be addressed. Make plans to be there »
Active Threat Training: Learn how to prepare for, prevent, and respond to acts of violence in malls, schools, businesses, hospitals, medical facilities and more by attending the UCSF Police Department’s Active Threat Discussion-Based presentation on Tuesday, Oct. 17. This course is open UCSF staff, faculty and students. Instruction centers on the development of an active threat response through a collaborative approach. Learn more »
UCSF Alumni Awards Nominations: Help us celebrate notable UCSF alumni who are making a difference in their communities. Recognize your mentors, colleagues and friends – or your own work – through UCSF's Alumni Awards. View criteria and complete the online form »
Total Compensation 101: Most people only look at annual compensation when evaluating a job, but it’s important to review your full package throughout your career as you experience life changes and make annual benefits decisions. Estimate your total compensation »
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