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More than 75 faculty, staff and student attendees were honored at UC Merced's fifth annual Outstanding Women's Luncheon. The event recognizes women who invest in the success of other women.
Brad LeVeck's study was the first to include laboratory bargaining experiments with people who make real-world decisions on the international stage, including former members of Congress and top U.S. Cabinet officials.
Healthy psychology student Holly Rus analyzed more than 500 posts on diabetes-related support pages on Facebook, looking at attributes that could be used to predict not just overall user engagement, but specific types of engagement.
With the new system, staff members will complete their annual performance appraisals online. Training on the new system begins in late May or early June.
Human Resources
The Career Advancement Mentorship Program (CAMP) is accepting applications for mentors and mentees and will mark its second year at UC Merced.
Business and Financial Services
Learn about purchase procedure updates and give feedback to the university's buyers and commodity managers during the monthly Procurement Services meeting.
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