The March 19 ethics and compliance session will feature a panel presentation on the compliance implications and ethical considerations associated with procurement processes.
Following her fall inclusive pedagogy workshop, McGuire returns March 12 via Zoom to discuss learning practices covered in her new book "Teach Yourself How to Learn: Strategies You Can Use to Ace Any Course at Any Level."
The Steamboat Institute will host an April 2 debate at CU Boulder on the issues of nationalism and globalism, featuring former Mexican President Vicente Fox and Brexit architect Nigel Farage.
On International Women's Day, drop in on this free event to create and improve Wikipedia articles related to women in the arts. Guidance will be provided for Wikipedia newcomers.
Ever wonder what goes in to a university's ethics and compliance program? On March 13, Penn State's Regis Becker will discuss ethics and compliance in an often-challenging environment.
Have a teaching and learning idea that's been percolating? Looking for ways to get your ideas jump-started? Drop by for a showcase and enjoy some breakfast treats while you're there!
On March 14, the award-winning social media strategist and journalist will discuss how to pitch to editors, working in a 24/7 news cycle, the new professional realm of social media and more.
T is for tracks: Trout, tortoises, triceratopses and even tumbleweeds transfer treasures to the terrain. Become a nature detective with hands-on activities at this free event.
What's going on this week for faculty and staff? Opportunities to attend a free Beethoven concert, an expert panel on DACA, a print production training, a media conference on covering race in America today and more.
Join the students of CU Boulder's Hebrew classes and the Program in Jewish Studies for a night of musical and dance performances to celebrate Hebrew classes and community.
