WESTWOOD—On September 11, Steve Lurie, Associate Vice Chancellor for the Office of Campus & Community Safety at the University of California, Los Angeles, announced that the Regents of the University of California will visit the UCLA campus for a regular meeting.
The meeting will run from September 14 to 16 and will take place at the Luskin Conference Center.
This will give students and community members an opportunity to speak with the regents about public topics. A designated free-speech expression zone will be outside the center, adjacent to the James West Center.
UCPD will also increase its presence on campus to keep the community and the regents safe and to limit disruptions. Security officers will have a temporary increased presence to protect key areas of campus, and they will work with the police. Those traveling through these areas are advised to plan extra time and follow posted guidance.
Steve Lurie looks forward to welcoming the regents to campus and welcoming members of the community to the meeting, and hopes it will be a productive and early start to the fall quarter.
More information about how to express views to the regents is available on the university’s time, place, and manner website. https://tpm.ucla.edu/
By Daniel Diquinzio