Author: Public Affairs
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Updates on community safety services and ongoing engagement
I write to announce that effective July 1, the UC Santa Cruz Campus Safety Community Advisory Board will report directly to the chancellor and will operate with a new, more expansive charge.
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Ahyesha Russell: The road to success
Ahyesha Russell (Merrill ’20, technology and information management) is headed to a well-paid job with Capgemini in Seattle as a technical consultant—something she hadn’t thought was possible in her wildest dreams.
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UCSC / METRO Update
We are pleased to announce that an extension of the service agreement between UCSC and METRO has been reached.
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Wildfire near Wilder Ranch
Campus officials are monitoring a grassfire near Wilder Ranch.
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Announcing the newest members of the Staff Advisory Board
The Staff Advisory Board is delighted to report a record-setting election! Not only did we have the largest pool of nominees in recent history, but we had more than 450 people cast votes, more than doubling last year’s election participation.
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California Whistleblower Protection Act, Annual Notice
The University of California is committed to maintaining the highest standards of conduct in the fulfillment of its education, research, public service and patient-care mission.
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Racist messages sent to campus email accounts
Campus leaders denounce the racist, hateful emails sent to some UC Santa Cruz email accounts this past weekend.
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On-site Employees Required to Participate in COVID-19 Daily Symptom Check
As part of our continued campus COVID-19 operational in-person resumption activities and in alignment with University of California Consensus Standards for Operation and other state and county guidance, UC Santa Cruz will provide a mechanism for daily COVID-19 symptom screening for all employees who will be working on-site at a UCSC owned or leased property.
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DACA Decision and Our Ongoing Commitment to Our Undocumented Community
Today, the Supreme Court ruled not to rescind protections for nearly 700,000 people under the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) policy. This decision reflects the hard work and dedication of so many people, and we are proud that the University of California led the fight to preserve this crucial policy.
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Parking Permit Requirement and Renewal/Application Update
Beginning July 1, 2020, all parking on campus will require the display of an appropriate, valid permit or placard, or a virtual permit payment.
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New Dean of Humanities, best wishes to Tyler Stovall, interim dean named
I am pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Jasmine Alinder as dean of our Humanities Division. Alinder will begin Aug. 15.
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Planning for Academic Year 2020–2021
I write to update you about our plans to welcome students back to the campus for fall, as county and state public health guidelines permit. Through all of our planning efforts, our goals are to strengthen our community connections, prioritize public health and wellbeing, promote equitable access to education, and commit to high quality instruction…