This Week at the College of Music: Faculty and Staff Edition - March 18, 2021 | College of Music

Picture of the Week: Setting records, making history

While topped 20 inches in Boulder this weekend resulting in a campus snow day on March 15, many of us were glued to the 63rd Annual GRAMMY Awards on Sunday night...with good reason: we're so pleased to congratulate newly appointed violist of the Tak谩cs Quartet Richard O'Neill on winning for his recording of Christopher Theofanidis'听"Concerto for Viola and Chamber Orchestra." It was O'Neill's third Grammy nomination and first win, and he's only the second person to receive an award for a viola performance in the history of this category. Theofanidis'听composition鈥攚hich O'Neill recorded alongside conductor David Alan Miller and the Albany Symphony鈥攚as inspired by Navajo poetry and the composer's psychological response to the September 11 attacks. Learn more about O'Neill and his historic win on our website.

Faculty, graduate advisors: to connect with other faculty mentors and graduate advisors around campus and improve advising for graduate students at CU Boulder.
Outstanding Student Awards: by March 22 at noon!
Do you know a staff member who is doing exemplary outreach and engagement work? Nominate them by March 24 for this $5K award, which recognizes an exemplary commitment to outreach and engagement.
"Reflections on a Pandemic Year": The College of Music Staff Council will host a virtual Staff Appreciation Event on March 25, 4:30 p.m. Come prepared to share your craziest stories, funniest moments...and even some of your wildest frustrations from the past year! .
The College of Music's next Wellness Day is Thursday, March 25. Wellness Days are break days (no classes). Additionally, March 26 is a campus-wide staff holiday. Stay up-to-date on spring semester plans.
, March 26-April 3: Boulder's arts community is rising to the occasion with an array of cultural experiences to enjoy. Join us at Boulder鈥檚 only large-scale, inclusive celebration of our community's thriving creativity.
CU Boulder Where You Are: The chancellor's virtual outreach series features three more episodes this spring on why inclusion matters, the power of storytelling to shape our world and how the scientific process can help us build cultural understanding.听
Updated fall 2021 course registrations dates

Recitalists being evaluated may be unmasked during their final performances if required for approved pedagogical reasons. All other performers involved in in-person activities must wear a mask and (if applicable) use a bell cover. For more information, see our updated guidelines on the College of Music's COVID-19 info page. Note: At this time, vaccination status cannot be used to forego masking while on campus.听
COVID-19 research at CU Boulder: One year later. See the depth and breadth of CU Boulder research and innovation that helped combat COVID-19, and explore how our researchers helped pave a path forward that includes ventilation and mask-wearing for safe music-making.听
CU Boulder Medical Services is a provider for distributing the COVID-19 vaccine. Learn more about vaccine eligibility and vaccination options.
Visit the campus-wide COVID-19 page for updates on resources, preparedness and the campus operational status dashboard.
Join the weekly campus Q&A with CU Boulder leaders, Tuesdays at noon.
Visit Protect Our Herd for information on how to protect yourself and others.
Buff Info is the campus information center for topics related to CU Boulder鈥攆rom study space reservations to mental health resources, student health services and more.

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This Week at the College of Music: Faculty and Staff Edition - March 18, 2021

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