Chancellor DiStefano invites the campus community to join him for updates on our strategic imperatives and a key announcement about how we will better serve our students.
More than 3,200 collisions involving an automobile versus a pedestrian or bicyclist were reported to local law enforcement from 2009 to 2014, according to the city of Boulder. Get safety tips.
The Oct. 23 session of the Ethics and Compliance Education Series will feature best practices in mentoring and working with high school students in your research labs.
Teach Access invites faculty to attend a bootcamp Nov. 14 free of cost. Discover examples and techniques to prepare your students to create inclusive experiences and innovative breakthroughs.
CU employees are eligible to meet with financial professionals from the university's retirement plan service provider at no cost. Discuss anything from budgeting to managing debt.
Join the Research & Innovation Office and the Office of Contracts and Grants for a budgeting 101 workshop for externally funded research, scholarship and creative work projects.
Be Woke Oct. 13
Executives from Lyft, Comcast, Molson Coors and 5280 magazine will be on campus for an interactive discussion and networking event addressing diversity and inclusion in the workplace.
The provost has announced the current list of campus listenersÌýfor the Academic Futures process. Also, an updated list of Academic Futures themed meetings for Oct. 16-20 is available here.
Because of high demand for and increasing popularity of the active harmer training, the CU Boulder Police Department is offering an additional session from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Oct. 17.
In preparation for construction to begin on the new aerospace engineering building on East Campus, a road closure beginning Friday, Oct. 13, near the Sustainability, Energy and Environment Community will permanently re-route access to the north portion of Lot 556.
