University of California Policies

• University Of California Policy On Reporting And Investigating Allegations of Suspected Improper Governmental Activities (Whistleblower Policy)
  
  
• University of California Policy For Protection of Whistleblowers from Retaliation and Guidelines for Reviewing Retaliation Complaints (Whistleblower Protection Policy)

UCSF Administrative Policy

• 150-23: Reporting Improper Governmental Activities and Protection Against Retaliation ("Whistleblowing")

UCSF Whistleblower Policy

• What You Need to Know and Do: a PowerPoint presentation.



• "How to Blow the Whistle on Suspected Improper Activities" (Whistleblower Poster - requires Adobe® Reader® )

University of California Office of the President Whistleblower Website

• http://ucwhistleblower.ucop.edu/

Under California law and University policy, members of the campus community are encouraged to bring forward any concerns or allegations, regarding improper governmental activities within the University (commonly known as "Whistleblower Complaints.") Anyone with questions or concerns regarding inappropriate or improper activities within the University, should report them to Associate Vice Chancellor Randy Lopez, who serves as UCSF's Whistleblower Coordinator, at (415) 502-2810 or, via e-mail at Randy.Lopez@ucsf.edu, or Box 0832

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