The UCSF Community Newsletter | |
The National Institutes of Health has recognized UCSF for Institutional Excellence in Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Accessibility (DEIA) in Biomedical and Behavioral Research, ranking the University among the top 10 U.S. post-secondary institutions.
Follow UCSF’s DEIA journey on LinkedIn »
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Women’s History Month, Sleep and Much More: UCSF Executive Vice Chancellor Catherine Lucey kicks off Women’s History Month at the next UCSF Town Hall on Friday, March 1. Shelby Decosta, MHA, chief market development officer and senior vice president, UCSF Health, will provide an update on the health system, Peter Chin-Hong, MD, will deliver Health News You Can Use and we’ll hear about the importance of sleep.
Mark your calendar »
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UCSF Police Accountability Board Launches Website: The UCSF Police Accountability Board – dedicated to promoting accountability, trust, safety and transparency within UCSF and the UCSF Police Department – has launched a new website. The site provides information about the board, and a secure and convenient way for the community to submit concerns or complaints about the UCSF Police Department. Read more » | |
Join UCSF Campus Organizations: Find your UCSF community through registered campus organizations like the Black Caucus, WomanLifeFreedom, Executive Leadership Support Network and many others. Check out the different groups and connect with UCSF teammates around shared interests. Browse the list » | |
#SpeechMatters 2024: University of California President Michael Drake is one of several featured speakers at “Politics, Polarization and Perils on Campus,” a webinar to explore current challenges and opportunities for learning, activism and engagement. Other panelists include legal experts, journalists, and college and university leaders. Register for the virtual program » | |
Two UCSF Health Leaders Honored: Kay Burke, BSN, RN, chief nursing informatics officer, and Russ Cucina, MD, chief medical information officer and vice president for genetic and genomic services, have been named to Becker’s Hospital Review’s list of 56 Hospital and Health System CNIOs and CMIOs to Know. The recognition highlights their remarkable achievements and contributions to the field. Learn about their work » |
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Disney Discounts, Travel Savings and More: Having fun, getting away and saving money are important for your well-being. This cost-free benefit provides access to thousands of exclusive travel and entertainment discounts – including adult tickets at child prices for Walt Disney World Resort – so you can make the most of time away from work. To qualify, visit Tickets at Work, click “Become a Member,” then “Company Code” and enter UCSF.
See all February discounts »
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