Faculty
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ASE-GSR contract agreement
Agreements that cover our Academic Student Employees (ASEs) and Graduate Student Researchers (GSRs) are now in effect and extend through December 31, 2029.
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Tentative Agreement on ASE/GSR Contract
Below is a letter sent on behalf of UC System Provost and Executive Vice President Katherine S. Newman regarding the tentative agreement the University of California reached with the United Auto Workers (UAW)
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Reminder regarding international remote work for academic appointees
This communication serves as a reminder of the University of California’s prohibition on remote work from outside of the United States.
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In Memoriam: David Couzens Hoy
Hoy had a world-renowned reputation as a scholar in Continental philosophy and critical theory.
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Policies on Faculty Rights and Responsibilities webpage
The page brings together relevant Regents policies, related Academic Personnel Manual provisions, and campus Academic Senate policies that guide faculty rights and responsibilities.
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UCAD Plus Joint Task Force update #2
UCOP continues to work diligently toward the goal of sharing preliminary recommendations with UC President Milliken, the Chancellors, and Senate faculty throughout the system by the end of this academic year.
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From founding faculty to future generations
Celebrating Jim Pepper’s 50-year legacy of teaching, mentorship, and environmental leadership
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Last chance! Holiday Food and Fund Drive ends this Thursday
There is still time to give to the Holiday Food and Fund Drive.
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American Astronomical Society honors four UC Santa Cruz affiliates
At this week’s national gathering, astronomy and astrophysics professors Bryan Gaensler, Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz, and Connie Rockosi were honored for outstanding contributions to the field, as was alumna Kathryn Johnston
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UCAD Plus Joint Task Force Dec. Update
UC Adaptation to Disruptions Taskforce is a systemwide taskforce established to help the University of California anticipate, plan for, and respond to significant disruptions affecting our academic mission.
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White House takes eye off the prize by withdrawing support for medical research
As 2025’s Nobel winners are honored this week, 2009 laureate Carol Greider reasserts the vital role of federal funding in fueling future prize-worthy breakthroughs in health and science