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Faculty meld online with in-person for a hybrid class

Students in political science professor Kathleen Bawn's hybrid "Politics and Strategy" view videotaped lectures online (above), then attend weekly in-class workshops with Bawn and her TAs to fine-tune what they've learned. Kathleen Bawn, a...

Town halls to prepare faculty, staff for UC health benefit changes

With big changes coming to UC’s 2014 health benefits that will affect nearly a third of employees systemwide, it’s more important than ever to have the information you need to make smart choices during Open Enrollment, Oct. 28-Nov. 26. Learn about...

Director of UCLA Audiology Clinic reappointed to state board

Alison Grimes, director of the UCLA Audiology Clinic and assistant clinical professor in head and neck surgery at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, was reappointed by Gov. Jerry Brown to the state’s Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology ...

Khakh to receive NIH's Pioneer Award

Baljit Khakh, executive vice chair of physiology and a professor of physiology and neurobiology at the David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA, was one of 12 scientists chosen for the National Institutes of Health’s Pioneer Award. The award was ...

Torres appointed associate dean at GSE&IS

Carlos Alberto Torres, professor of education and the director of the Paulo Freire Institute at UCLA, was recently appointed associate dean for global programs at the Graduate School of Education and Information Studies (GSE&IS).  “One of my ...

Janet Napolitano assumes post of UC president

  NBC Janet Napolitano assumes the post of UC president today. The University of California today welcomed Janet Napolitano, former secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security and twice-elected governor of Arizona,...

UC medical consortium to be based at UCLA is awarded $12M

A consortium of the five University of California medical campuses at Davis, Irvine, Los Angeles, San Diego and San Francisco has been awarded a $12 million grant and designated as a Center for Accelerated Innovations, one of three in the country, by ...

Learn to be a smart commuter to campus

Learn how you can save time and money and be part of UCLA's efforts to create a healthy and sustainable campus. Staff Assembly is hosting a Learn-at-Lunch event to inform you about UCLA Transportation's alternative transportation programs. Commuting...

National Children's Chorus, UCLA to partner

America's leading youth choral institution, the National Children’s Chorus (NCC) recently announced a partnership with UCLA. The bi-coastal organization is moving its West Coast rehearsals to Schoenberg Hall, home base for the UCLA Herb Alpert School ...

UCLA law student wins fellowship for dedication to human rights

UCLA School of Law's Kuong Ly wants his immigrant success story to become the norm, not the exception. Kuong Ly wants to be known not only for where he comes from, but for where he’s going.   The second-year UCLA School of Law...

New medical plans for faculty, staff for 2013

Some big changes and new choices in medical plans are coming to Open Enrollment this fall.UC is offering a revamped menu of plans for 2014 that offers better value and clearer choices, including two new plans: Blue Shield Health Savings Plan, which...

Methamphetamine addiction expert speaks on Capitol Hill

Professor Edythe London,  the Thomas P. and Katherine K. Pike Chair of Addiction Studies at UCLA and an internationally recognized expert in the subject of drug addiction, provided scientific testimony Sept. 18 in Washington, D.C., to the U.S. House ...

New book by prof gives readers inside look at 1984 Olympic Games

Barry Sanders, adjunct professor in communication studies in the UCLA College of Letters and Science and an international attorney, is coming out next month with a new book, "The Los Angeles 1984 Olympic Games" (Arcadia Publishers, 2013), which offers ...

Her best-selling book widens horizons for women over 30 in China

In her blockbuster book former L.A. Deputy Mayor Joy Chen argues that, contrary to Chinese tradition, life is not over for single women over 30 in China. The unofficial motto of the UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs comes from its dean,...

Erickson named new director of UCLA International Institute

Professor Christopher Erickson has been named the new senior associate vice provost and director of the UCLA International Institute. In this newly created position, Erickson will be responsible for managing the activities of the institute’s various ...

Hammer Museum to help revitalize Westwood with artisanal pop-ups

The UCLA Hammer Museum on Monday announced Arts ReSTORE LA: Westwood — an initiative aimed at trying to help revitalize Westwood Village by tapping into Los Angeles’ creative community by having local artisans and craftspeople open...

UCLA Luskin professor honored by White House Fellows Association

Professor of social welfare and public policy Fernando Torres-Gil has been named the recipient of the 2013 Legacy of Leadership Award from the White House Fellows Foundation & Association. Torres-Gil, a former chair of the social welfare department ...
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