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1)听When this year鈥檚 5,600 new students arrived聽on campus, many had already networked with students, alumni and CU parents this summer. From London to Los Angeles, parents and alumni hosted incoming students and their families as part of the university鈥檚 Summer Send-off Program. Sponsored by Parent Relations with assistance from the Alumni Association, 31 send-offs took place in 20 states and Great Britain.
Get involved next summer by contacting Barney Ballinger, Parent Relations director, at聽ballinge@colorado.edu. Learn more at聽.

2) Biked on one of 60 cruiser bikes聽available rent-free for 48 hours on campus.

3) Parked under solar panels聽on a Williams Village complex carport. The panels generate enough electricity to power 20 single-family homes for a year.

4) Walked by flowers fed by compost tea聽in CU鈥檚 irrigation system. Made of decomposed organic matter steeped in water, the tea provides microbial life to soil to create denser canopy and destroy weeds.

5) As part of the 鈥淔inding Ground鈥� campaign聽to foster greater communication and unity between students and permanent residents on University Hill, students in an environmental design Maymester class created a 鈥淲hat inspires you?鈥� chalkboard. It faces The Sink on the wall of Innis Free Poetry Bookstore and Caf茅 at the intersection of Pennsylvania and 13^th听厂迟谤别别迟.听