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Upcoming Events

Staff Assembly General Meeting
Fourth Thursday of the Month
9 AM - 10 AM
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Bobcat Bites
September 9th, 2026
8:30 AM - 9:30 AM
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Mission Statement

UC Merced Staff Assembly is an organization for staff dedicated to promoting the interests and well-being of all staff members. Staff Assembly supports the University’s mission by providing forums for staff at all levels to communicate on issues of mutual concern, helping create educational opportunities and offering exciting activities for interaction among staff employees.

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What Can You Do?

Attend a Meeting

Staff Assembly meets monthly. This is a chance to find out more about important issues pertaining to our campus, such as the state budget and staff morale.

Serve on a Committee

Having diverse voices and points of view on our committees helps us reach our goals of representing all staff members on many important issues.

Get Involved

Volunteer for one of our internal committees or at an event. Your contribution will help Staff Assembly make a difference.

 

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