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The northwest corner of the campus is a training site this week for the �ٺ���Ƶ Fire Department and other Yolo County emergency agencies. The training revolves around a bus crash, using an old Unitrans bus as a prop.

Peet’s Is Here!

�ٺ���Ƶ’ new coffee contracts do not kick in until July 1, but Peet’s has made an early arrival in the Memorial Union's newly renovated East Wing. Campus officials arranged for Peet’s coffee and tea products to be part of The Market from its opening day May 1 — with cold brew and nitro cold brew coffee from taps coming soon. Read about the new contracts with Peet’s and Java City.

The bus has been tipped on its side at the old Orchard Park apartment complex at Russell Boulevard and Highway 113. The apartments are empty and fenced off, due to be torn down this summer to make way for a new apartment complex for students and families.

The training exercises began May 1 and are scheduled to continue today (May 2) and Friday (May 5), from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. The drills involve firetrucks, ambulances and a helicopter.

Cybersecurity talks open to all

Keynote speakers have been announced for this year’s Information Security Symposium, and their talks will be free and open to everyone — even those who are not signed up for the symposium. If you do wish to sign up for the June 20-21 symposium, take note: The symposium is about two-thirds sold out!

The keynote speakers:

• Bob Kalka, vice president of IBM’s Security Business Unit, discussing “How Cognitive Computing Is — and Will — Impact Cybersecurity.” 10:30-11:10 a.m., Tuesday, June 20, Jackson Hall, Mondavi Center for the Performing Arts.
• Malcolm Harkins, chief security and trust officer at Cylance (and formerly of Intel), addressing “The Promises and Perils of Emerging Technologies for Cybersecurity.” 10:20-11 a.m. Wednesday, June 21, Jackson Hall. (Harkins holds an MBA from �ٺ���Ƶ.)

The will deliver two days of labs, talks and workshops on cybersecurity in higher education. The every-other-year event attracts security, technical and information professionals and administrative managers from throughout the University of California, plus guests from higher education.

Register for the symposium ($95); deadline May 22.

An RSVP link will be posted later for the free keynotes.

‘Health Insurance After You Retire’

With the most popular retirement date approaching (July 1), the will present a pair of Health Insurance After You Retire workshops. Employees considering retirement, particularly those within one year of retirement, are encouraged to learn more about the health coverage offered to UC retirees.

Guerren Solbach said he will review health plan eligibility rules and costs; discuss medical plans for retirees who relocate out of state, or to more remote parts of California; and explain how UC retiree health plans coordinate with Medicare.

The workshops will be held as follows:

• Tuesday, May 9 — 8-9:30 a.m., AGR Hall, , Davis campus
• Wednesday, May 10 — 1-2:30 p.m., auditorium,

Seating is first-come, first-seated — no reservations. Feel free to bring your spouse or domestic partner.