*Register for UCCSC 2015 & Call for Session Proposals*

June 2, 2015

*Norm Cheng, UC Berkeley, UCCSC 2015 Ambassador*



*Registration is Now Open for UCCSC!*

UC Riverside <http://uccsc.ucr.edu/> will host the 2015 University of
California Computing Services Conference (UCCSC) at the Highlander
University Building (HUB) on August 16 - 18, 2015. The conference is open
to IT professionals of all levels. Don’t miss this opportunity to network
with your fellow UC IT colleagues! This year's theme is entitled "*In a
Cloud of Our Own*” and represents 33 years since the first conference at UC
Santa Cruz in 1982.

*Session Proposals Due on June 19*

This announcement is also a reminder for submitting your Session Proposals.
The UC Riverside (UCR) UCCSC conference committee invites sessions to
highlight successful IT-related initiatives across campuses, as well as
collaborations within campuses at departmental, collegiate, and
administrative levels. These presentations can fall and span into several
tracks which include Web applications, research & data technologies,
repository services, IT service management, instructional design, cloud
computing and other innovative efforts. Session duration can last between
20–50 minutes.

You will need to create an account on the UCCSC conference
<https://uccsc.ucr.edu/proposal-submissions/>website
<https://uccsc.ucr.edu/proposal-submissions/> in order to submit your
proposals. Note: this link is for proposal submissions only and *does
not *register
you for the conference. Your submission should include a topic and short
paragraph of what will be presented which can be entered on the website or
uploaded via PDF.

The deadline to submit your proposals is June 19 and all entrants will be
notified in July. The *primary presenter* of an accepted session will have
her/his registration fee waived/refunded.

*Registration, Accommodations & Transportation Information*

*Registration Prices*

·         June 2: Register today <https://uccsc.ucr.edu/register/>! The
registration fee is $250 per attendee and will be open thru July 6.

·         July 7-31: Late registration fee is $300 per attendee.

*Accommodations & Transportation*
The UCR UCCSC team has also posted on the website, available rooms at the
Mission Inn Hotel and Spa, Downtown Marriott and Hyatt Place. All hotels
can be booked with a special UCR rate code and are located in downtown
Riverside, within walking distance from each other. Shuttles will be
provided to and from the UCR campus at these hotels.

*Background*

This annual conference began as a grassroots effort by UC campuses to share
knowledge and information. Open to IT professionals throughout the UC
campuses, colleagues have met each summer since 1982 to discuss common
topics such as providing and supporting information technology services at
the University of California. In addition to learning from the subject
matter experts in the seminars, attendees will have opportunities to
network with their peers from other campuses, to enrich their knowledge of
IT operations, to learn about new technologies within the UC system.
Traditionally, a different UC campus rotates hosting the UCCSC each summer.

UCCSC is the venue at which winners of each year's Larry L. Sautter Award
<http://www.ucop.edu/information-technology-services/initiatives/sautter-award-program/index.html>
for Innovation in Information Technology have been announced since the
award was established in 2000.

*More Information*
If you have questions or comments, please contact UC Berkeley's UCCSC
Ambassador, Norm Cheng, [email protected], or the UCR UCCSC team at
[email protected], and check the *UCCSC conference website* for updates.
 
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