Author: Public Affairs
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New UCSC ParkCard
Beginning next Monday, April 9th, UCSC ParkCards will be available for purchase at the TAPS Sales Office.
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UCSC in the News
The New York Times Green Blog wrote about research on mercury levels in coastal fog led by environmental toxicologist Peter Weiss-Penzias.
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Join your fellow Boston area UCSC Alums (BSLUGS)
Join your fellow Boston area UCSC Alums (BSLUGS) as we check out the much acclaimed Renzo Piano-designed wing at the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum. We’ll have plenty of time to also visit the gorgeous courtyard gardens and world-renown surrounding galleries. Afterwards at 1 p.m., we’ll have lunch nearby at The Squealing Pig. The 70,000 square…
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UCSC in the News
Inside Higher Ed published a commentary on the “digital humanities” by computer scientist Noah Wardrip-Fruin.
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2012 Chancellor’s Achievement Awards for Diversity Nominations Due April 2nd
You are invited to submit nominations for the 2012 Chancellor’s Achievement Awards for Diversity.
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Class Availability — Your Input Needed
We need your voice to be heard on issues concerning class availability, advising, summer session, and more.
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UCSC in the News
The International Herald Tribune quoted history professor Gail Hershatter for a story about the progress of Chinese women in the workplace, despite their lack of economic clout and unequal burden of labor at home.
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Family Member Eligibility Verification Project about to Begin
As you may be aware through open enrollment notices and internal news features, we are about to begin a family member eligibility verification project to ensure that all family members enrolled in UC-sponsored health plans are eligible for coverage.
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Share your ride with Zimride for a chance to win iPad
Try Zimride for your Spring Break to save money on gas and transportation costs.
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UCSC in the News
Seismologist Thorne Lay was interviewed by Voice of America radio and quoted in a Washington Post article on the one-year anniversary of the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami in Japan.
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Open letter to UC community from President Yudof on recent incidents of intolerance
I write today to address, once again, the moral and ethical imperative for all of our University of California students, faculty and staff members to foster a climate of tolerance, civility and open-mindedness.
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UCSC in the News
Associate of the Chancellor D. Kelly Weisberg, a lawyer, sociologist and professor of law at Hastings College of the Law in San Francisco, co-authored an editorial for the Bay Area News Group with Rep. Mike Honda, D-San Jose, asking Congress to reauthorize and reform a domestic violence bill.