UC Santa Cruz Alumni Association Awards Luncheon (2001-2002): Linda Wilshusen, Betsy Wootten, Victor Hanson, Chancellor Greenwood, and Craig Haney

UC Santa Cruz Alumni Association Awards luncheon (2003-04) in the Colleges Nine and Ten Dining Hall: John Laird, Diane Gifford-Gonzalez, Ken Doctor, Chancellor Greenwood, and Carol Douglas-Hammer

University of California Regents visit UC Santa Cruz: Astronomer Sandra Faber and Chancellor Greenwood, with student protest against nuclear weapons in the background

Long Marine Lab, William T. Doyle Research Building dedication: Bill Doyle, unidentified speaker, Mike Rotkin, Sam Farr, John Laird, Chancellor Greenwood, and Bruce McPherson

Long Marine Lab, William T. Doyle Research Building dedication: two unidentified men, John Laird, Chancellor Greenwood, Mike Rotkin, Bill Doyle, Bruce McPherson, Sam Farr, Gary Griggs, with the plaque

Chancellor Greenwood farewell reception at the University Center: Greenwood with Academic Senate Chair Alison Galloway

Judy Yung, professor of American Studies; Chancellor Greenwood; and Patti Hiramoto; Excellence Through Diversity Awards (2002-2003) at University House: group photograph of the winners, including (front row:) David Belanger, professor of physics

(kneeling:) Anthony J. Tromba, Robert Boltje; Academic Senate Committe on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Award winners: (standing:) Wendy Rothwell, Chancellor Greenwood, Glenn L. Millhauser, Paul Skenazy, Adrienne L. Zihlman, John Patrick Lynch, Donald Rothman, Brent (Brando) Wexler, Kathy Anderson, Ingrid M. Parker

Awards Reception at University House: Arts Division Dean Ed Houghton, Dean's Award winner Jamila Dunn, faculty mentor Donna Hunter, and Chancellor Greenwood

Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial Convocation (2001): unidentified woman, Angela Davis, Chancellor Greenwood, unidentified man, and Kweisi Mfume

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (1997-98):(back, from left) Campbell Leaper (committee chair), Michael Dalbey, Zack Schlesinger, Helen Shapiro, John Isbister, David Hoy, Cynthia Polecritti, Paul Rangell, Russell Flegal, Shelley Stamp; (front, from left) Paul Nauert, Gary Miles, and Chancellor Greenwood

Women's History Month reception at University House: Chancellor Greenwood with Marge Frantz, Barbara Bair, Carl Freccero, Aida Hurtado, Marilyn Westerkamp, Dana Frank, Alice Yang Murray, Gwendolyn Mink, and Lisbeth Haas, contributors to the newly published "The Readers' Companion to U.S. Women's History"

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Karen Tei Yamashita, assistant professor of literature

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Michael Urban, professor of politics

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Robert J. Shepherd, lecturer in economics

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Daniel Palleros, lecturer in chemistry

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Charles McDowell, professor of computer science

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Jorge Hankamer, professor of linguistics

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Conn M. Hallinan, lecturer in writing

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Jody Greene, assistant professor of literature

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Frank Galuszka, profesor of art

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Jeremy Elkins, lecturer in legal studies

UC Santa Cruz's Academic Senate Committee on Teaching, Excellence in Teaching Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with Frank Andrews, professor of chemistry

UC Santa Cruz's Graduate Council, Outstanding Teaching Assistant Awards (2000-2001): Chancellor Greenwood with unidentified faculty (Graduate Council?)

UC Santa Cruz Alumni Association awards luncheon (2000-2001): David Kirk, unidentified woman, Katharine Roberts, Chancellor Greenwood, and Bettina Aptheker

UC Santa Cruz and the California Academy of Sciences (CAS) formalize ties, at the Arboretum: Chancellor Greenwood and CAS Executive Director Patrick Kociolek shake hands

Faculty strolling dinner at University House: Chancellor Greenwood with two unidentified faculty

Faculty strolling dinner at University House: Chancellor Greenwood with Michael Cowan (American studies)

Faculty strolling dinner at University House: Chancellor Greenwood and unidentified

Faculty strolling dinner at University House: Chancellor Greenwood, Harry Berger (history), and two unidentified

Teach-In on Affirmative Action, Stevenson Dining Hall: Bettina Aptheker, professor of Women's Studies, and Chancellor Greenwood

Teach-In on Affirmative Action, Stevenson Dining Hall: audience members, including (right to left) Bettina Aptheker, unidentified, Chancellor Greenwood, John Simpson, and two unidentified administrators

Teach-In on Affirmative Action, Stevenson Dining Hall: audience members, including (right to left) Judy Yung, Bettina Aptheker, unidentified, Chancellor Greenwood, John Simpson, unidentified, Francisco Hernandez

Jonathan Beecher receives the Palmes Acadèmiques medal at University House: Hervé le Mansec, a lecturer in French, Consul Honoraire for France, and UCSC's one other recipient of the Palmes Acadèmiques; Lembit Beecher; Chancellor Greenwood; Jonathan Beecher; Merike Lepasaar Beecher; Emmanuel Delloye; David Beecher; Executive Vice Chancellor Michael Tanner; and Humanities Dean Jorge Hankamer