Graduate Student Edition - Jan. 21, 2020 | CU Boulder Today

Graduate Student Edition - Jan. 21, 2020

5 Things to Know Today

Endurance PhD program kicks off Jan. 21鈥�

Publish, Not Perish workshop series continues Jan. 23

You鈥檙e invited: Three Minute Thesis competition finals Jan. 31

OER training with $250 stipend open to CU Boulder educators鈥�

Required conflict of interest and commitment disclosure window opens with key changes and a shifting global environment鈥�

Campus Community

CU Boulder physicist Robert Karl in the lab

A physicist who knows what matters: A good punchline

Creative Expressions Campus Community

Have you heard the one about the physicist who moonlights as a comedian? When CU Boulder's Robert Karl is not in the lab, he works on jokes and performs in weekly comedy shows.

Person grocery shopping for produce with paper list in hand

4 tips for eating healthy on a budget

Money Sense Campus Community

Eating healthy doesn鈥檛 mean you have to increase your budget. Get tips to help you stay on budget and eat healthier this year, whether you鈥檙e shopping in-store or online.

For grad students: Deadlines and events through February

Announcements & Deadlines Campus Community

Get up to speed on upcoming professional development workshops and conferences, funding opportunities and approaching academic deadlines for graduate students.

ICYMI: Winter writing retreat a success

麻豆淫院 working during Graduate School's writing retreat

Scheduled intentionally before the start of the spring semester, the Graduate School鈥檚 winter writing retreat had more than 100 master鈥檚 and PhD students participate in the four-day catered winter writing retreat. Ample time was provided for focused writing鈥攚ith no distractions鈥攐n theses, articles and dissertations. Writing consultants were available throughout the retreat.