October 15, 2020
…for COVID-19 to our hospitalized patients. People may forget UC San Diego Health treated the 13th and 14th documented cases of COVID-19 in the country and have successfully been doing so ever since. As an academic medical center, our role goes beyond effectively caring for patients in need. We’re also…
March 14, 2013
…“I heartily appreciate your hospitality and wonderful lectures during the research integrity workshop. I was very impressed with your endeavors to organize, prepare, and carry out this program and invite several speakers. I and our colleagues are sure that all things you provided were very helpful and insightful for us…
September 24, 2015
…new facility, the largest hospital project in Southern California, will add 245 private beds to support highly specialized services for women and infants, advanced surgery and cancer care. Jacobs Medical Center is part of the university’s investment in the future of health care for the entire region, and it will…
November 16, 2017
…many firsts during his career at the University of California San Diego. He was one of the first faculty members hired at the School of Medicine, in 1969. He was the first to take physiological measurements at the summit of Mt. Everest—a dataset that has yet to be replicated. He…
February 12, 2015
…by Housing, Dining and Hospitality, the free event will include a two-mile walk beginning at Revelle Plaza that will loop participants around campus. The party will include entertainment and a group yoga session as well as interactive activities to create awareness about food insecurity. Students will have the option to…
June 15, 2017
…of reasons, including enhancing career prospects. But according to Summer Session Director Becky Arce, the prime directive of the program is simply time to degree: “We want to ensure students graduate on time but also leave with the courses, knowledge and experience they need.” Circumventing the long waitlists for her…
December 10, 2020
…each day, provide medical care for students, sanitize working and learning spaces, collect wastewater samples and more. As we near the end of this tumultuous year, we review the scope of the continuously evolving Return to Learn program. Risk mitigation Cleaning and sanitation UC San Diego’s Facilities Management team has…
October 26, 2011
…significantly lower the campus’ carbon footprint.” On Oct. 26, SANDAG’s Mid-Coast Corridor Transit Project working group, chaired by San Diego County Supervisor Ron Roberts, will review the status of the project. A supplemental environmental impact study and report will be available for public review in summer 2012, and full funding…
November 10, 2016
…more involved in taking care of their community.” Under Garcia’s watch, the program has grown from 18 students to approximately 75 students with a goal of hiring 50-60 more this quarter. In addition to acting as safety escorts, CSOs also assist with patrolling parking lots and buildings around campus, providing…
June 10, 2021
…in accessing quality health care. During her gap year, she will travel, learn new languages and work at her local hospital to gain experience. Elizabeth Adams Communications, Sixth College For Elizabeth Adams, being vocal about their identity has always been important, especially coming to terms with their identity as an…
