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August 3, 2009 Next month, University of California employees will begin a systemwide furlough and salary reduction program as part of a plan to offset more than $800 million in state funding reductions. No one wants salary reductions and we understand that furloughs will create very real hardships. But I do want you to know that your voices were heard and the feedback from our campus community did have an impact on the final adopted UC budget reduction plan. Feedback from UC Community Incorporated in Budget Reduction Plan
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UC Board of Regents Approves Yudof Furlough Plan * Furlough facts (PDF)
Watch a video of the Town Halls with Staff on June 18
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UC San Diego Professor Emeritus and Nobel Laureate
Inventors, Entrepreneurs, and Students Mission Accomplished: UCSD Alumna Looks Back on Her Journey into Space UC San Diego Astrophysicist Wins Shaw Prize in Astronomy UC President Appoints Juliann Martinez as 2009-2011 Staff Advisor-Designate to Regents Faculty, Staff Have Voices Heard at Chancellor Town Halls on Budget Cuts Michael L. Norman Named Interim Director of the San Diego Supercomputer Center
From Physics Degree to Hollywood Success
Standout Athlete with Cystic Fibrosis Among 5,000
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