Campus Communications
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Statement from Chancellor Larive on antisemitic and anti-LGBTQIA+ incidents
These acts are abhorrent and antithetical to our values and commitment to access to higher education.
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Changes in Back-up Care Tax implications
Effective, May 12, 2023, employees or students who use the Back-up Care Program will be required to pay taxes on the imputed or miscellaneous income corresponding to the hours of care used.
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Full support of staff participating in staff organizations
Every member of the UC Santa Cruz community has a role in fostering and sustaining a safe, caring and welcoming campus environment.
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Ed Green named QB3-Santa Cruz Scientific Director
Richard (Ed) Green, professor of biomolecular engineering, has been selected to serve as the next director of the California Institute of Quantitative Biosciences (QB3) at UC Santa Cruz.
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Second Decarbonization & Electrification Town Hall Meeting
Join us next week for the Decarbonization & Electrification (D&E) Task Force’s second town hall gathering.
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Announcing appointment of UCSC Chief of Police
Kevin Domby has been appointed to the position of Executive Director of Public Safety and UC Santa Cruz Chief of Police. Monday was Chief Domby’s first day.
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Fentanyl Awareness Day is May 9
Tuesday, May 9 marks the second annual national Fentanyl Awareness Day. Free fentanyl testing strips are available for students. Naloxone (brand name Narcan) is also available for students, staff and faculty on the UC Santa Cruz campus.
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Rejecting hate on our campus
We unequivocally condemn these – and all – antisemitic and anti-LGBTQIA+ actions.
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Announcing the SAB Election Results
The Staff Advisory Board is excited to admit seven campus staff to the Staff Advisory Board.
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Visits set for Vice Chancellor for Research finalists
Beginning May 1 and continuing through May 11, the UC Santa Cruz community will have the opportunity to meet, hear from, and ask questions of the finalists for Vice Chancellor for Research.
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Summer Session is launching Pay for Only 10
UCSC Summer Session is launching Pay for Only 10, in which payment is capped at 10 credits in tuition—making summer degree progress less expensive .