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  • ITS Forum for UCSC staff

    We invite you to attend the ITS Forum on May 3, from 12-1:15 p.m., located at the Thimann Lecture Hall 3. This lunchtime event, in partnership with the Staff Advisory Board (SAB), is open to all campus staff. Our goal is to supply you with helpful information about the ITS Division and to answer your…

  • Students in the Science Illustration Program show their work

    Students in the Science Illustration Program show their work

    “Illustrating Nature” is the title of an exhibit of student work from the Science Illustration Program at UCSC Extension, on display at the Santa Cruz Museum of Natural History May 5 – June 10.

  • Alumni Association Awards

    Who at UCSC has made a difference in your life? Now you can tell us about them. Nominations are now open for the UCSC Alumni Association’s 2007-08 Distinguished Teaching, Outstanding Staff, and Alumni Achievement awards. The three award winners each receive $500 and a luncheon in their honor. Nominate a memorable teacher, staff member, or…

  • Michael Isaacson appointed acting dean of UCSC’s Baskin School of Engineering

    Michael Isaacson appointed acting dean of UCSC’s Baskin School of Engineering

    The UC Regents have approved the appointment of Michael Isaacson as acting dean of the Baskin School of Engineering at UC Santa Cruz.

  • Shorts by UCSC students to screen at Santa Cruz Film Festival on April 28

    Six short films by UCSC students will be presented as part of the 2007 Santa Cruz Film Festival on Saturday, April 28, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at The Rio Theater. UCSC film students mentored students from three local high schools–San Lorenzo, Aptos, and Watsonville–to create documentary film shorts based on socially relevant local…

  • Nathaniel Mackey wins 2007 Northern California Book Award

    Nathaniel Mackey wins 2007 Northern California Book Award

    UCSC literature professor Nathaniel Mackey has been named a winner in the 26th Annual Northern California Book Awards in the poetry category for his latest book Splay Anthem.

  • Artist Fred Wilson to speak on April 26

    Artist Fred Wilson to speak on April 26

    Conceptual artist Fred Wilson will speak on the topic “Revealing the Frame: Museums on College Campuses,” Thursday, April 26, from 6 to 7:45 p.m. at the UCSC Media Theater. His lecture is part of the 2007 Visiting Artist Series, presented by the Center for Art and Visual Studies’ “Museum Without Walls” project (see Currents story.…

  • Student Affairs Acting Vice Chancellor Jean Marie Scott details campus safety programs

    Dear Students of UC Santa Cruz: To begin, I want to acknowledge the concerns, questions, and fears that you may have following the horrific events at Virginia Tech just a week ago. In the aftermath of the tragedy that unfolded, students across the nation are carrying many questions about campus safety. During this past week,…

  • Arts Dean finalists to make presentations

    Three final candidates for the Dean of the Arts position are scheduled to make presentations in April and May on campus and the campus community is invited to attend.

  • Ranch View information session added

    An additional information session for UCSC employees interested in the new Ranch View Terrace housing project has been scheduled for noon to 1 p.m. on April 26 at Bay Tree Conference Room D.

  • Climate Solutions Summit draws local leaders to UCSC

    Acting Chancellor George Blumenthal told regional economic and government leaders that UC Santa Cruz and Santa Cruz County have a unique opportunity to participate in the solution to global warming and boost the local economy.

  • Varieties galore at this year’s UC Santa Cruz Farm Spring Plant Sale May 5-6

    Varieties galore at this year’s UC Santa Cruz Farm Spring Plant Sale May 5-6

    Just as gourmets appreciate fine wine, gardeners in Santa Cruz seek out unusual varieties of flowers, vegetables, and herbs. At this year’s UC Santa Cruz Spring Plant Sale, gardeners will delight in the array of varieties available, including 12 varieties

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