Features
ALUMNI FEATURE:
What's Your Big UCLA Moment?
UCLA commencement day held special meaning for Michelle Boontanom '04. She was among the first generation in her family to attend college. Read Michelle's and other big UCLA moments. Then post your own and plan to come to the inaugural UCLA Day, May 17.
EVENT:
Bruin Family Experience: Enjoy the Summer Fun
Aug. 7-9
Finalize your summer plans now. Enjoy the California summer and rekindle your love of UCLA on an all-inclusive resort-like vacation. Sign up now and indulge in the Bruin Family Experience. Registration won't be open for much longer.
TRAVEL FEATURE:
Campus Abroad in Andalucía
Oct. 12-21
Delight in the rich culture and tradition of Andalucía, Spain. Enjoy the best of the region, the incredible architecture, the prodigious history and fascinating traditions of both Granada and Seville. Insights from local experts, savory Mediterranean cuisine and fabulous Flamenco dancing enhance your experience.
EVENT:
Women and Work: Creating A Career Marketing Plan
May 14
For women who need to refocus and develop new ways to manage their complex lifestyles, this seminar provides a forum to develop strategies for change.
MEMBER PERK:
Top Quality LASIK from UCLA
Experience freedom from lenses through vision correction eye surgery at UCLA. Alumni receive a complimentary consultation and a 20% discount on blade-free custom LASIK.
News Highlights
04/18/2008
Faculty-Community Partnerships Receive Rosenfield Prize
Five partnerships, each involving a UCLA faculty member and a local nonprofit organization, were honored with the 2008 Ann C. Rosenfield Community Partnership Prize at UCLA on April 22.
04/22/2008
Judge Expands Order to Block Harassment of Researchers
UCLA won a preliminary injunction against extremists involved in a campaign of harassment directed at faculty and administrators who conduct or oversee research involving laboratory animals.
04/01/2008
Art, Science or Both? MoMA in N.Y. Shows Work by UCLA Scientists
When UCLA scientists designed and mass-produced billions of fluorescent microscale particles in the shapes of all 26 letters of the alphabet, they thought they had produced significant science. The Museum of Modern Art in New York says it's also art, and a sample of their work is on display through May 12.
