University of California President Janet Napolitano announced Monday a new student veteran advisory group, another one of her efforts to connect with particular groups of students.
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UC President Napolitano announces budget cuts
University of California President Janet Napolitano said she plans to institute an immediate hiring cap, a 10 percent reduction in employee travel and other cutbacks to slim the UC Office of the President’s budget. At the UC Board of Regents meeting on Wednesday, Napolitano said these cutbacks will help keep her office’s budget at the […]
UC President Napolitano denounces academic boycott of Israel
University of California President Janet Napolitano joined other heads of prominent universities in denouncing a national scholar organization’s recent vote for an academic boycott of Israel. The American Studies Association’s National Council said it voted for such a boycott because it contends that Israeli policies have deprived Palestinian scholars and students of their academic freedoms. […]
Napolitano details $5M allocation for undocumented students
UC President Janet Napolitano detailed how the $5 million she allocated to support undocumented students will be distributed among nine University of California campuses in a letter released Wednesday to UC chancellors.
Napolitano, Longoria to discuss Latina education at UCLA
University of California President Janet Napolitano and actress Eva Longoria are expected to reveal new initiatives of their own to enhance Latinas’ educational opportunities at panel at UCLA on Monday.
Napolitano reveals plans for UC tuition freeze, transfers
University of California President Janet Napolitano has announced four new initiatives she wants the University to undertake, including a tuition freeze and a reduction in energy consumption.
IDEAS protests Napolitano’s plan for undocumented students
A group advocating for undocumented students at UCLA protested a plan by University of California President Janet Napolitano on Tuesday that will provide them with financial aid in the form of student loans rather than scholarships.