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Hundreds of fans cheer UCLA's championship baseball team

Hundreds of blue-and-gold wearing fans happily cheered through the heat at Jackie Robinson Stadium Thursday afternoon to celebrate the UCLA team that defeated Mississippi State in Omaha to capture UCLA’s first College World Series title...

Gilbert Gee named editor, Journal of Health Social Behavior

Gilbert Gee, a faculty associate in the UCLA Center for Health Policy Research and associate professor of Community Health Sciences at the UCLA Fielding School of Public Health, is the incoming editor of the Journal of Health & Social Behavior, ...

She's down to earth, but keeps her eyes on blue skies

When Kathleen Micham left her student services job in UCLA Summer Sessions to take a staff position in an academic department two years ago, the change required much more than a move across campus from one office to another.   Stepping into...

Bruins take national NCAA baseball title with 8-0 win

UCLA athletic teams had already won the most national championships of any NCAA school, but never the baseball title — until tonight. The Bruins closed that gap in their legacy of sports excellence by sweeping the College World Series in...

Staff News — June 24, 2013

Interim director named for Office of Human Research Protection Program Alison Orkin has been named interim director for the Office of the Human Research Protection Program (OHRPP) in the Office of Research Administration, following the...

English professor writes new book about history of agriculture

Allison Carruth, assistant professor of English, has come out with a new book, "Global Appetites: American Power and the Literature of Food," published by Cambridge University Press. The book takes an in-depth look at both small-time as well as ...

In Memoriam: Gary Gardner — teacher, playwright and scholar

Theater Professor Gary Gardner, who spent 40 years teaching at UCLA and directing wildly successful student musical productions that entertained the entire campus, died Saturday, June 15, of natural causes at his home in Los Angeles. He was 69.

Three UCLA physicians help save plane passenger in distress

UCLA neurosurgery resident Brandon Evans was recently sitting at the back of a plane headed for Dallas with his wife and two young daughters when the loudspeaker crackled with an entreaty that is commonplace in movies, but rare in real life: Is...

Jason Ernst wins award from National Science Foundation

Jason Ernst, an assistant professor at the David Geffen School of Medicine and the Henry Samueli School of Engineering and Applied Science, has received a prestigious National Science Foundation Award that recognizes outstanding junior faculty.  

Anderson professor wins two awards for case study

UCLA Anderson Associate Professor Felipe Caro was recently presented with two 2013 ecch Case Awards he earned for the case study he wrote on Spanish fashion retailer Zara. He is the first person in the awards' 22-year history to win both the New Case ...

Legislators tap expertise of graduate students

Several UC graduate students, including two from UCLA, had the opportunity recently to share their expertise with California lawmakers on key policy issues — such as conservation and energy use.   Kristen Figueira, a UCLA graduate...

The superhero’s shrink

Batman — who used his understanding of the criminal psyche to bring villains to justice — inspired Andrea Letamendi to pursue a career in human behavior.

The beautiful world under the microscope

This beautiful image is not an artsy photo of a pink flower. It’s a picture of an electrically conductive molecule captured with a scanning electron microscope. This image, titled "Tetraaniline in Full Bloom," won first place in the...

Economist Deepak Lal publishes new book on solving global poverty

Deepak Lal, the James Coleman Professor Emeritus of Development Studies at UCLA, a University College London professor emeritus and a senior fellow at the Cato Institute, has published a new book. "Poverty and Progress: Myths and Realities about ...

Jean-Francois Blanchette receives Sudikoff Fellowship

Jean-François Blanchette, associate professor of information studies in UCLA's Graduate School of Education & Information Studies, has been awarded the 2013-14 Sudikoff Fellowship by the Sudikoff Family Institute for Education & New Media. The award ...

New Academic Senate leaders and committee members elected

UCLA's Academic Senate has announced the election of faculty members to leadership and committee roles during the 2013-14 academic year:  Academic Senate Chair: • Jan Reiff, associate professor of history/statistics, who has served as 2012-13 vice ...

Staff News — June 14, 2013

Kathleen Micham, Shola Richards to receive Chancellor's Excellence in Service Awards Two outstanding staff members will be honored by UCLA Staff Assembly with the 2013-14 Chancellor's Excellence in Service Award, which recognizes staff members...
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