Laura Macchia Amescua

This strategic plan outlines the Center for Data-driven Insights and Innovation's (CDI2) commitment to revolutionizing data-driven healthcare within the UC Health system by responsibly leveraging health data to advance clinical care, research, and operations. Its five strategic goals for 2024-2029 focus on equipping UC Health leadership with data and analytics, enabling the research community to leverage the UC Health Data Warehouse (UCHDW), developing Real World Evidence products and partnerships, implementing governance for responsible health data use and AI practices, and advancing UCHDW technical infrastructure and AI tools. The plan aims to drive decisions and discoveries, reduce costs, improve care quality, accelerate research, and promote health justice and equity.

The UC Regents adopted a multi-year framework in early 2019 known as "UC 2030: Advancing the California Dream." This framework seeks to achieve the following key goals: to produce over 200,000 additional degrees, to raise the undergraduate four-year graduation rate to 76% and the six-year graduation rate to 90%, to eliminate gaps for timely graduation and graduate degree attainment for Pell recipients, first-generation students, and underrepresented groups, and to invest in the next generation of faculty and research by adding 1,100 ladder-rank faculty over the next four years.

This strategic plan outlines key planning efforts for the University of California system, focusing on enhancing its global presence and impact. The main pillars include expanding the global reach of the university and its campuses, stimulating collaborative research and international partnerships to address global challenges, tracking and advising on emerging global issues, and managing data related to the university's international activities. The overarching goal is to inform strategies and decisions on the university's global engagement.

This document outlines the investment strategy and performance of the Office of the Chief Investment Officer of the Regents. It details "The UC Investments Way," emphasizing leveraging the UC ecosystem, long-term assets, strong relationships, and tech enablement. The strategy is built upon "The 10 Pillars of Centennial Investing," which include principles like concentration, risk management, creativity, knowledge building, teamwork, competitive advantage, transparency, technology integration, and a long-term performance outlook. Key investment beliefs focus on people, long-term investing, innovation, collaboration, cost efficiency, and sustainable investing. The plan aims to grow the endowment and pension with real rates of return to support the University of California and its retirees, ensuring stable funding and optimizing participant outcomes.

This document presents the University of California's budget request for the 2021-22 fiscal year, outlining funding priorities in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. The plan aims to sustain high-quality instruction, support campus communities and facilities, achieve fiscal stability, and address public healthcare needs. Key strategic priorities include accelerating progress toward closing educational opportunity gaps, improving access to student mental health services, and supporting and expanding enrollments in UC Programs in Medical Education (PRIME). The request seeks state support to restore prior budget reductions, cover mandatory cost increases, and fund these critical investments, positioning the University as a key contributor to California's resiliency and economic recovery.