Author: Public Affairs
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Statement on Academic Senate Resolution
We strive to consult regularly with the Academic Senate and respect the input of our colleagues.
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Report allegations of police misconduct to Police Accountability Board
The UC Santa Cruz Police Accountability Board (PAB), established this academic year (2023-2024), is an independent and neutral oversight committee composed of diverse members representing the campus community that includes members of the faculty, graduate and undergraduate students, and career staff. The PAB exists to improve police accountability of the UC Santa Cruz Police Department…
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Slugcast rewind: Listen to episodes from the week of May 27
Hosted out of the Student Affairs and Success divisional office, Slugcast is the official UCSC podcast.
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Slugcast rewind: Listen to episodes from the week of June 3
Hosted out of the Student Affairs and Success divisional office, Slugcast is the official UCSC podcast.
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Encouraging remote work during commencement and last call for volunteers
During 2024 Commencement ceremonies, Friday June 14 – Monday June 17, 2024, and with students moving out of the residence halls by Friday, June 14, heavy traffic is expected on campus over that four-day period.
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FAQ for Students Who Have Received a 626.4 Notice
Answers to questions for students who have received a 626.4 notice.
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Researchers explain social media’s role in rapidly shifting social norms on gender and sexuality
A new paper by UC Santa Cruz psychologists describes how social media has supported an explosion of diversity in gender and sexuality in America by empowering authentic self-expression. However, these technologies have also equally enabled a cultural backlash.
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UC Santa Cruz welcomes next AVC for Budget Analysis and Planning Amber Blakeslee
I am happy to announce the appointment of Amber Blakeslee as UC Santa Cruz’s next associate vice chancellor for budget analysis and planning. She will begin her position on June 24.