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Monthly Newsletter | July 2020

Dear WIT@UCSF members,

Thank you to everyone who attended the most recent Tech Café last week. We took a brief tour of Microsoft Teams to learn how it can be used to support communication and collaboration between people and teams. If you couldn’t make it, we have made the recording available (link below).  

Speaking of Teams, WIT@UCSF has started using MS Teams and is proud to announce the launch of our shared channel where we can connect, make announcements, share knowledge, ask questions, promote events, and support one another. We welcome and encourage you to join this channel by using the join code 9dbgn24. For instructions on how to use the code and/or log into Teams, click HERE. We will be developing other topic-specific channels in the near future, so stay tuned for new features soon. 

Hope to see you on Teams! 

Power on!
WIT@UCSF Leadership Team
Ana Buenaventura, Kat Li, Sarah Ngo, Suria Sadat, & Alyssa Tecklenburg

Before we jump into our regularly occurring sections, we wanted to highlight an upcoming event in support of BLM:  

From Ally to Co-conspirator: BLM Solidarity in Latinx, API, and White Communities 

Thursday, July 30, 5:00-6:30p

Register
 
Laura Stupar
 
 

Member Spotlight

This month, we get to know Lauren Stupar, Technical Solutions Architect and Salesforce Database Administrator.

Meet Laura Stupar

Welcome New Members

Welcome new members who have joined since the last newsletter. If you have a question about a product, or how to get something done, it's likely that there's someone in our group who can help! We're always open to ideas and feedback on how we can better strengthen our network, so if you have an idea, shoot us an email. 

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WIT@UCSF Tech Cafe

Missed our Tech Cafe on MS Teams last week? No fear, watch the recording!

Watch Here

Upcoming UCSF Events

Improve Your Library Experience

The UCSF Library User Experience Team is looking for current UCSF affiliates (staff, faculty, students, etc.) to participate in quick 30-minute user research via Zoom. We want to know what you think!

Sign up!

Zoom Essentials

Join us for this hands-on training session to enhance your Zoom teaching skills for remote learning.

These sessions are designed for all faculty, staff, and TAs who teach or support the School of Medicine's Bridges curriculum.

Wednesday, July 15, noon-1p

Register

Other UC Events

The New HR: New Leadership Skills, Distributed Teams, & AI

This series is aimed at corporate executives and their HR practitioners to raise awareness of dramatic shifts in the talent landscape and the need to be better informed on new best practices and responsibilities necessary to ensure more equitable leadership, processes, and application of technologies. 

Thursday, July 16, 5:30-7p

Register Here

Virtual UC Tech 

Theme: The UC Response to COVID-19

Topics: Remote Working, Learning and Research + UC Health IT efforts

Tuesday, August 11 (free registration)

Register Here

Articles You Might Find Interesting

The Lack of Women in Cybersecurity Leaves the Online World at Greater Risk

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Free Online Courses and Certificates

With all this sheltering in place, why not brush up on some skills or learn some new ones? There is a wealth of classes offered by the UC and UCSF online, as well as free courses from other learning platforms. Here are some ideas below:

Skillsoft from UCSF Learning and Organization

UCSF L&OD offers a variety of Skillsoft courses and even certifications! 

View Courses
 

Getting Work Done in Office 365

LinkedIn with Lynda.com is offering a free one month trial.

View Courses
 

Learn Something New at edX

Gain new skills, advance your career, or learn something just for fun. EdX is a nonprofit offering 1900+ courses from the world's best institutions including Harvard, MIT, Microsoft, and more. 

View Courses
 

Free Harvard Online Courses

Browse the latest free online courses from Harvard University, including CS50's Introduction to Game Development and CS50's Web Programming with Python and JavaScript.

View Courses
 

Class Central's MOOCDReport

For a limited time, Coursera offers free certificates for 85 courses. Click on the button below to discover other courses recommended by Class Central. Check out the Business Technology Management course!

View Courses
 
Women in Technology | wit.ucsf.edu
Power On!
The Women in Technology at the University of California San Francisco (WIT@UCSF) is a group for staff, faculty, trainees, and learners in various departments and positions who identify as  having a role in Technology.
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