FAS Hidden Talents focuses on the passions of our colleagues outside of work. This week we talked with Charles Conway, assistant director of Infrastructure Programs in Facilities Services, about his love for pickleball, a paddle sport that combines many elements of tennis, badminton and ping-pong.
This week we talked with Nina Smith, an administrative fellow at UCSF Health, about her work covering the recent DEIA-AR (Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Accessibility and Anti-Racism) workshop focused on how racism is operating within FAS.
In honor of Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month, we talked with Aracely Nunez, property risk analyst for Risk Management and Insurance Services in UCSF Finance, about her family traditions and the food that brings them together.
This week we talked to UCSF Flu Vaccine Clinic Coordinator Julian Villanueva in Occupational Health, about a day in his work life managing a flu vaccine clinic, increasing vaccine equity and UCSF flu vaccine options.
This week we talked with Sharon Norwood, executive director of Finance Health Capital Programs and UCSF Real Estate Construction Contracts, about how they partner with teams across UCSF to help small and diverse businesses increase their chances of getting “a piece of the pie."
This week we talked with UCSF Police Department dispatcher Martin Lopez Sandoval about an advancement opportunity that may unlock career pathways for an entire population of California residents.
This week we talked with Lead Custodian Adalberto “Beto” Garcia about his work getting the FAS Work Hub spaces ready for action.
This week we talked with Adrienne Moore, lieutenant and director of security with the UCSF Police Department, about her best day at work and how she got hooked on rowing.
We loved hearing about our colleagues' favorite sweet treats, including San Francisco favorites and their own most-cherished recipes.
This week we talked with Cary Mullen about why the Gender Recognition and Lived Name policy matters. Find out more about the policy and available training.
