Webinars and More

Learn more about upcoming events and watch or listen to past recordings from UCSF departments and partners.

A number of webinars, recordings, and podcasts offered by UCSF Alumni Relations and around campus can be found below.

UCSF Alumni Relations and UCSF Archives are thrilled to offer a new bimonthly virtual event series in which distinguished UCSF alumni authors discuss their recently published books!

Re-watch, share, or discover for the first time the Alumni Week 2020 (and beyond) sessions, which include our best content, expert presentations, and new ways for the alumni community to gather together virtually.

A highlight of UCSF Alumni Weekend programming is Discovery Talks featuring TEDx-style talks showcasing renowned UCSF faculty innovators describing their groundbreaking research and discoveries.

The Archives and Special Collections from the UCSF Library offers robust lectures and exhibits to foster discovery and demonstrate the research value of the collections. All events and exhibits are free and open to the public.

Carry the One Radio is UCSF’s own student-run podcast published monthly. Run by a small group of dedicated young UCSF scientists, Carry the One tells the stories of what makes science so exciting: the joy of discovery, the beauty of nature, and the promise of a better tomorrow. The latest episodes revolve around the miniseries "Global Health in the Time of COVID."

UCSF Benioff Children's Hospitals are not only committed to building a Bay Area where every child has access to exceptional care, but also building a culture in which all kids can thrive by engaging in courageous and powerful discussions that foster open and honest dialogue. Check out the “Conversations on Children's Health” series below!

UCSF experts shared regular updates on the epidemiology, science, and clinical manifestations of COVID-19. Check the UCSF Calendar for upcoming grand round lectures and view past recordings here.

Co-sponsored by the UCSF Department of Psychiatry; the UCSF Office of Alumni Relations; the Greater Good Science Center at UC Berkeley; the Mindsight Institute; and the John W. Brick Mental Health Foundation, this 10-week webinar series features mental health and emotional wellness experts showing how health care providers can reduce personal stress during the COVID-19 outbreak.

The UCSF Institute for Global Health Science Seminars on the COVID-19 response are shared here, and recordings of the seminars are posted on this site.

In response to the closure due to COVID-19, the UCSF Makers Lab has made select pop-up recordings available until it is safe to reopen for in-person visits again. When you have time, click any of the sessions below to watch a pop-up, learn a new skill, and get inspired! Feel free to also contact the Makers Lab with any questions.

The Nocturnists is an independent medical storytelling community with a mission to provide an outlet for creativity and self-expression for health care workers, while also humanizing them for the general public. The latest medical storytelling projects include “Stories from a Pandemic” and “Black Voices in Healthcare.”

In this limited-run podcast series, UCSF community members share deeply personal stories of the curiosity, inspiration, and sacrifice it takes to solve the most difficult problems in health today.