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  • UCSF Medal

    The University's most prestigious award recognizes individuals who have made outstanding contributions in areas associated with UCSF's mission, as well as those who inspire us to push the boundaries of what’s possible. Eligibility requirements and previous awardees.

  • Current Responses

    You can aid in disaster recovery efforts by donating money or volunteering your services.

  • Make a Donation to a Relief Organization

    Non-profit relief organizations, such as the American Red Cross, need money to respond to crises, and money provides much greater flexibility for them to do their work than supplies or other durable goods.

  • Criteria for Disaster Response

    How UCSF's Global Disaster Assistance Committee (GDAC) decides to respond to a crisis.

  • Types of Support

    Ways you can support UCSF's response efforts.

  • Past Responses

    GDAC's previous efforts to assist with crisis response and disaster recovery.

  • Access to University Records

    The Office of the Chancellor coordinates requests made under the California Public Records Act (CPRA) and the California Information Practices Act (CIPA) for access to or copies of University documents, including personnel and general business records. It does not apply to subpoenas (see Administrative Policy 050-18, Subpoena).  

  • David D. Jones | Interim Associate Vice Chancellor, Human Resources

    David D. Jones is the interim Associate Vice Chancellor of Human Resources at UCSF.

  • Budget & Investment Committee

    This senior leadership team advises the Chancellor on budgetary and investment issues of critical importance to the performance, successful growth, and reputation of UCSF.

  • John A. Davis, PhD, MD | Vice Chancellor, Education and Student Affairs

    John A. Davis, PhD, MD, is vice chancellor of education and student affairs.

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