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This blog shares news, information and resources relevant to UC ANR academics and staff across the state.

Learning & Development - Summer student help, Extension Foundation, Black History Month, donor stewardship, Contract & Grants forms

January 26, 2022

By Jodi L Azulai

Image by Arek Socha from Pixabay ANR Learning & Development Home | Webinar Recordings ____________________________________________________________________________ Do you have a learning topic you would like to present to our ANR colleagues that covers the ANR Strategic Plan 2020-25 or one of these f...

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New SAREP logos are in the communications toolkit

January 26, 2022

The Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program has a new logo. To download the SAREP logo or any UC ANR logo, visit the UC ANR Communications Toolkit at https://ucanr.edu/sites/communicationstoolkit.

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DEI Advisory Council begins work by focusing on hiring practices

January 26, 2022

By Pamela S Kan-Rice

The UC ANR Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Advisory Council to the Vice President has begun working to advise, support and ensure accountability for UC ANR's DEI efforts to improve working environments within UC ANR and quality of life for marginalized populations living in California.

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Strategic Initiative Brief: Connect with colleagues

January 26, 2022

Unify-Communicate-Advocate The UC ANR Strategic Initiatives offer a home for strategic thought - drawing on members of the wider UC ANR community and beyond to 1) help people connect and 2) to help them identify and address issues of current and emerging importance.

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Enter photo contest: UC ANR around the state

January 25, 2022

UC ANR is launching a photography contest and calling all staff and academics to submit their best shots. The contest will give us a chance to see scenes from different parts of our beautiful state, said vice provost Mark Bell.

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