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Spotlights

Geneticist Leonid Kruglyak Honored for Groundbreaking Research

Awarded the 2016 Edward Novitski Prize for his pioneering body of work in genetics.
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UCPath

• Dean's Office UCPath Training Website
• Faculty Payroll Office Hours
  • By Request - email Cynthia Guzman

• Job Aid - Create Funding for Positions with Salary Caps or MCOP at UCLA

• Study shows more effective method for detecting prostate cancer

  06/12/2019

• Better human rights protections around the world for people with disabilities, but gaps remain

  06/11/2019

• Peptides that mimic ‘good cholesterol’ reverse inflammatory bowel disease in mice

  06/11/2019

• Important information about former physician and UCLA’s response

  06/10/2019

• New tool can pinpoint origins of the gut's bacteria

  06/10/2019

• New tool can pinpoint origins of the gut’s bacteria

  06/10/2019

• In memoriam: Dr. Patricia Bath, 76, physician and inventor who helped 'restore or improve vision for millions'

  06/06/2019

• In memoriam: Dr. Patricia Bath, 76, physician and inventor who helped ‘restore or improve vision for millions’

  06/06/2019
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Jonathan R. Hiatt, M.D.
Vice Dean for Faculty
(310) 825-4802

Cindy Cordova
Assistant to the Vice Dean for Faculty
(310) 206-9204

Arlene Feliciano
Director, Academic Affairs Operations
(310) 794-8192

Cynthia Guzman
Sr. Academic Personnel Analyst & UCPath SME
(310) 794-3836

Brian Phan
Sr. Academic Affairs Analyst
(310) 794-8195

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Academic Personnel Analyst 
(310) 794-2707

Michael Ruan
Sr. Academic Personnel Analyst & FEC Staff Administrator
(310) 794-8197

Jocelyn Tieman
Sr. Academic Personnel Analyst
(310) 794-8196

Brian Phan
Sr. Academic Affairs Analyst
(310) 794-8195

We, the Optimists

Our world is changed by people with a drive to make a difference and the belief that anything is possible. At UCLA, we call them the optimists.