Introduction to ArtificiaI Intelligence in Higher Education
Ucla at a glance
1. UCLA At a Glance
Presidential Orientation
Leslie Cirineo, Rita LoGrasso,
LeAnna Willis, Alex Vasquez
2. ● Est. 1910
● Bachelor’s Degree Conferred ‘23
● Founder’s Rock ‘26 (Westwood)
● Graduate Division established in ‘34
● 1st of 10 NCAA Championships (Dean Smith)
● First node on the ARPANET b.k.a Internet ‘69
● Olympic Hosts (site of Olympic Village) ‘84
● 100th National Championship 2007
● $1 billion in research grants 2010
Introduction/Background
3. ● Most applied to University in the USA
● Incoming first-year GPA is 4.25
● 55% of students receive some sort of financial
assistance
● 36% of students receive the Pell Grant
● 96% of first-year students live on campus
Facts and Figures
4. ● The creation, dissemination, preservation and
application of knowledge for the betterment of global
society
● Undergraduates , graduates,professional school
students and teachers are community scholars
● Discovery, creation and innovation are hallmarks
● Civic engagement is fundamental our mission as a
public university
“EDUCATION , RESEARCH, SERVICE”
Mission
5. ● Diversity critical to excellence
● Foster open-mindedness, understanding, compassion, and
inclusiveness
● Committed to freedom of expression in a respectful and civil
manner
● value differences as well as commonalities
● Striving to build a community of learning and fairness
● No discrimination of the basis of race, gender, harassment,
profiling, age, disability, religious and political beliefs
Principles of Community
8. Support comes from everywhere. UCLA
undergraduates, recent graduates, alumni, faculty,
Bruin parents, corporations, foundations and sports
fans —all united by their belief that UCLA is where
excellence comes first.
Donors
10. ● Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost
● since 1975 | UCLA Alum ‘70
● History / English Society
● Vineyards and winery
Scott L.
Waugh
11. ● Vice Chancellor and Chief
Financial Officer
● Since 1999 | UCLA Alum ‘77
Government Econ, Sustainability
● Baseball
Steven A. Olsen
12. ● Vice Chancellor Research
● Since 1986 | Entire career UCLA
● Oncology & Gene Therapy
● Interdisciplinary Scholarship &
Cancer Research
● Football Manchester United
James S. Economou
13. ● Administrative Vice
Chancellor
● Since 1974 | Began in HR
● Oncology & Gene Therapy
● Sustainability & efficiency C(n)SI
● Fantasy College basketball team
6 time champion
Jack J. Powazek
14. ● Vice Chancellor Academic Personnel
● Since 1972 | UCLA Professor
● Law | Obama’s Indian Law and
Order Commission
● Tribal College Issues
● Fishing and Hiking
Carole E. Goldberg
15. ● Vice Chancellor External Affairs
● Since 1994 | UCLA fundraising
● Raised over 3 billion in 10 years
for project ending in 2005
● Students Benefit
● BASEBALL
Rhea Turteltaub
16. ● Vice Chancellor Health Sciences
● Since 2010| UC San Fran
● Well known in UCSF Circles
● Newest to UCLA Team
● Charismatic and funny
● Worked for CDC and has taken
charge of a Strategic Plan
A. Eugene Washington
17. ● Vice Chancellor Health Sciences
● Since 2008|
● Civil Rights Lawyer NAACP
● Green Dot
● Public Schools and Camping
Kevin S. Reid
18. ● Vice Chancellor Student Affairs
● Since 2003|
● Small Private Experience
● student Focused
● Soccer and Water Polo
Janina Montero
19. ● Appointed Regents
● Student Regents
● Regents-Designate
● Faculty Representatives to the Regents
● Staff Advisors to the Regents
Board of Regents
20. ● Partner with Varner & Brandt LLP
● B.A degree in political science from UC Santa Barbara
● J.D from Hastings College of the Law
● Active in civic and volunteer associations
● Involvements :President’s Advancement Council ,San
Bernardino County Sheriff’s Council
● Past involvements: Board of Directors of the Inland Empire
Economic Partnership , UC Riverside Foundation Board of
Trustees
● Appointed a 12 year term
Chairman: Bruce D Varner
21. ● Chairman/Co Founder of Ruiz Food
● Chief Executive/President of the company
● Serves on boards of directors of Ruiz Food, McClatchy
Newspaper, California Chamber of Commerce and San Joaquin
Valley Partnership
● Past Involvements: Chairman of The California Chamber of
Commerce,Board of Trustees, UC Merced,President's Advisory
board, CSU Fresno, Founding Board Member of the California
Endowment, Hispanic College and The Tulare Kings Hispanic
Chamber of Commerce
Vice Chairman: Fred Ruiz
22. Richard C. Blum Bruce D. Varner
William De La Pena,M.D Paul Wachter
Cinthia-Student Regent Charlene Zettel
Russell Gould
Eddie Island
George Kieffer
Sherry L. Lansing
Monica Lozano
Hadi Makarechian
Norman J. Pattiz
Bonnie Reiss
Fred Ruiz
Appointed Regents
The Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost serves as the chief operating and academic officer for the campus. He works closely with the Chancellor and an extensive group of campus colleagues in guiding strategic planning and policy development, in promoting campus-wide academic initiatives and in defining budgetary and development priorities.
The Office of the Vice Chancellor and Chief Financial Officer advises the Chancellor and Executive Vice Chancellor and Provost regarding academic and budgetary planning issues and allocation of campus resources, including issues involving students, faculty, staff, space, and university finances. The office also manages the key campus planning processes and data sets that support these decisions, and performs a central role in UCLA's systems of internal control and accountability. The office also is responsible for the planning, design, and construction of all campus capital projects.
Transdisciplinary Seed Grants
Shared Resources Consortium
Diversity Research
Research Safety, Compliance & Oversight
UCLA External Affairs advances UCLA’s mission of teaching, research and community service through a coordinated campus-wide communications, advocacy and development effort. The common goal is to connect UCLA’s faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends through strategies and programs designed to build long-term relationships and support for the University.
As Vice Chancellor-Legal Affairs, Kevin S. Reed oversees UCLA’s provision of campus-wide legal assistance and ombuds services, the prevention of sexual harassment and compliance with Title IX. He also serves as associate general counsel of the University of California.
Student Affairs supports the academic success of all UCLA students, fosters their intellectual, personal, social and professional development in preparation for the entirety of their lives, and contributes to enhancing the quality of campus life, the educational environment, and our students' relationship with the broader UCLA family, including alumni.
