Campus Communications
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Information about Ramadan at UCSC
This message is intended to provide our campus community with information about observing and celebrating Ramadan.
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Important changes to UCSC Google service
In February 2021, Google announced changes to Google Workspace for Education ending unlimited free storage.
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Nominations for the UC Women’s Initiative for Professional Development are open until March 22
Designed for mid-career faculty and staff participants, and sponsored by the Office of the President, the program is open to all employees who are committed to the initiative’s mission.
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Notice of open comment period ALPR policy
The Division of Finance, Operations, and Administration is inviting comments on the proposed Automated License Plate Recognition (ALPR) policy through April 5, 2024.
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Annual Pre-Retirement Planning Series for July 1 retirements and those within 5 years of UC retirement
UC Santa Cruz’s Benefits Office is offering the 2024 Pre-Retirement Planning Workshop series through March 22.
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Dining Services opens Owl’s Nest Cafe, located in Kresge College
Dining Services and the Division of Student Affairs and Success are pleased to announce the opening of Owl’s Nest Cafe. Located in Kresge College, Owl’s Nest provides food service Monday through Friday, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
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Staff Advisory Board is pleased to announce the Staff Scholarship Program
Using funds raised during Giving Day from generous UCSC community members, UCSC career, non-represented staff can take courses, enroll in seminars and webinars, and attend conferences that support career advancement. Up to $500 per fiscal year will be reimbursed.
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The Staff Advisory Board reminds you to attend our Winter Forum on Wednesday, March 6
Our guests are members of different departments on campus that deal with discrimination, harassment and dispute resolution, as well as disability accommodation requests and complaints.
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UC Santa Cruz-based center leads system-wide commitment to White House food security initiative
The Center for Economic Justice and Action (CEJA) at UC Santa Cruz will lead the University of California’s participation in the White House Challenge to End Hunger and Build Healthy Communities.