Ability to meet the rigorous mental and physical requirements of police work, and work effectively under pressure in potentially hazardous or ambiguous situationsStrong oral and written communication skillsBasic computer proficiencyCurrent or recent University of California affiliation as a student or staff memberKnowledge and understanding of current police practices, protocols and proceduresKnowledge and understanding of the workings of the California criminal justice systemKnowledge and understanding of local, state and federal laws applicable to the police function generally, and to the University of California police function specifically\n \nStrong oral and written communication skills Ability and willingness to work in an environment which demands police officer integrity, excellence, accountability and respect, personal involvement in the community as a problem solving resource, must demonstrate behaviors that are consistent with the University's Principles of Community and the ability to be a friendly outgoing, caring and approachable person Basic computer proficiency Ability and willingness to work rotation shifts with changing days off, in a twenty-four, seven-day operation. CALLS-FOR-SERVICES Officers are expected to provide timely and appropriate responses to calls-for-services, which include but are not limited to: Responding to in-progress or past crimes, alarms (fire, burglary, robbery, unknown trouble, etc.), providing public services (e.g., crime reports, keeping the peace, traffic accidents, suspicious circumstances etc.), responding to medical aid requests and other reasonable requests for police assistance or assignments as determined by the department.