In order to understand the effects of the university transportation behaviors on Boulder and the surrounding communities, CU Boulder collaborates with the city of Boulder to conduct a commuter transportation survey every three years.

Your participation is extremely important. By learning current commute patterns and comparing them with previous surveys, the university can more effectively plan for and implement transportation services that address your needs and align with the university’s sustainability goals.

Please take this quick student transportation survey today.

Your responses and identity remain anonymous. National Research Center Inc. hosts the survey and reports the results in group form only.

Next week, the city of Boulder and CU Boulder police departments will step up enforcement of the city’s traffic laws in and around several of Boulder’s top locations for motor vehicle collisions involving a bicyclist or pedestrian.

The Heads Up Boulder crosswalk safety campaign runs Monday, Sept. 25, through Friday, Sept. 29. Officers from both agencies will be at intersections around the CU Boulder campus, joined by Heads Up ambassadors who will distribute educational material, coupons and small gifts to reinforce the safety message.

The lead nurture and conversion specialist focuses on keeping in contact with our prospective students (leads) and nudge them toward applying and enrolling in degree and/or certificate programs and enrolling in classes. 

Key responsibilities:

• Nurturing and email marketing
• Content marketing and writing
• Advising and conversion
• Reporting and documentation
• Other duties as assigned

Over 5000 graduate students from around the world come to CU Boulder to work in over 100 programs leading to master's and doctoral degrees. We offer degrees in the full range of disciplines, and we also provide a number of opportunities to pursue interdisciplinary work, both in degree and certificate programs.

This position is open to CU Boulder employees. Refer to the full posting requirements and deadline to apply.

How to apply:

1. Log into the MyCUInfo portal.
2. Select Nav Bar in upper right corner.
3. Navigate to CU Resources tab.
4. Select CU Careers – Search Jobs/Apply from the Business Tools menu.
5. Search job number "11025" or Lead Nurture & Conversion Specialist – InternalCU.​

The Sept. 26 tour of the campus pollinator gardens at the CU Museum of Natural History has been cancelled. We apologize for any inconvenience.

The Engineering Management Program, in collaboration with the College of Engineering & Applied Science marketing group, is seeking content for four monitors that are located in the new first-floor lounge of the Engineering Center.

The monitors will run 12 hours per day. The primary audience is students and the content accepted is very broad, anything that would be of interest to students from new academic programs to athletics or performances.

Email Amy Viveriteo, marketing manager for the Engineering Management Program, or Jeff Zehnder, communications specialist for the College of Engineering & Applied Science, for more information.

South Africa Entrepreneurship Global Seminar

Want to spend your summer in South Africa gaining hands on experience as a consultant? Earn 6 credits in six weeks while helping disadvantaged entrepreneurs in the townships surrounding Cape Town. Students form consulting teams with local South African students to develop tangible and practical deliverables for clients. Make a difference and enhance your resume!

Led by Erick Mueller, students earn 6 upper-division credit hours for INBU 4925. Credit counts toward business electives, fulfills the Global Experience requirement for the Global Business Certificate or counts as internship credit for both the Entrepreneurship Certificate as well as the Cross Campus Entrepreneurship Certificate. Open to all majors.

Wednesday, Sept. 27, 5–6 p.m.
Koelbel Business, room S233

Are you interested in learning about GIS (geographic information systems) but don’t know where to start? This workshop is the perfect starting point!

During this session, Phil White will introduce participants to basic GIS concepts, ArcMap and ArcGIS Online. Participants will walk through basic GIS procedures such as adding data and styling a simple map.

Laptops with requisite software applications will be provided. Participants may also bring a personal laptop with ArcGIS Desktop installed, which is free to CU faculty and staff (students may email philip.white@colorado.edu for a free student license). ArcGIS Desktop only works on Windows operating systems.

Registration requested, but walk-ins are welcome! Contact Phil White at 303-735-8278 with any questions.

Wednesday, Sept. 27, 1–2:30 p.m.
Earth Sciences & Map Library Conference Room (Benson 165G)

Take an energizing break from your studies, and come sing along to your choice of fun tunes using Club 156’s sound and light systems.

Karaoke Night starts at 8 p.m. Thursdays on the first floor of the University Memorial Center (UMC). Food and beverages are right next door at The Connection.

Upcoming dates:
Sept. 7, 21
Oct. 5, 19
Nov. 2, 16, 30
Dec. 14

Check out all of The Connection’s weekly events | The Connection Bowling, Billiards & Games, UMC first floor

CU Boulder’s new printing service, wepa Cloud Campus Printing, offers several options for payment, including: Campus Cash, your wepa account or credit/debit cards. Additionally, those enrolled in at least nine credits receive $5 worth of free prints!

Learn more about printing and scanning.

The Cultural Events Board is a student-run board at CU Boulder that strives to fill cultural voids on campus by bringing speakers to campus and funding student-organization events.

We are currently looking for new members for the board, so send in your applications now.

Do you have programs, services, courses, events or messages that you want or need to promote to get more attention? Put your message on the University Memorial Center's digital signs!

Create your own eye-catching slides, animations or videos that cycle on three different UMC digital signs in front of hundreds of students and UMC visitors every day! It's environmentally friendly, low cost and cuts down on print materials.

Visit the UMC online for more details and information on other opportunities within the UMC to help get the word out to the CU Boulder community!

The Cognitive Development Center in the Department of Psychology and Neuroscience is looking for children age birth to 12 years old who are interested in playing games that will help teach us about self-control, language and cognitive strategies.

A visit, scheduled at your convenience, lasts about 60 minutes. Babysitting is available for siblings. Parents are compensated for travel and kids receive a fun prize.

To sign up, please visit our website; email cogdevctr@colorado.edu with your child’s name, gender, date of birth and parent contact information (address, phone number, email address); or call us at 303-492-6389. Feel free to check out our Facebook page for more information.

Gender, Race, & Tourism in Contemporary Cuba Global Seminar

Want to study gender, race and tourism through an anthropological lens in Cuba this summer? Earn 6 credits in five weeks on an exciting Global Seminar! You will visit museums and places of cultural and historical relevance, and there will be excursions to other parts of the country beyond the capital city of Havana.

The program is open to all majors, and there is no Spanish language requirement. Learn more at an informational meeting with the director, CU Boulder professor Kaifa Roland.

Thursday, Sept. 21, 5 to 5:30 p.m.
Center for Community (C4C), room N215

Join Biphoria in celebrating world Bisexuality Day, Sept. 22, with an open mic event! There will also be free food. If you have poetry, a short piece of writing or a song you'd like to share, please sign up online.

Friday, Sept. 22, 6 p.m.
Hellems Arts & Sciences Building, room 199

The Center for Values and Social Policy invites you to a Think! talk by Philosophy Professor Michael Huemer titled "Why We Are Irrational About Politics."

Why doesn't everyone agree with you about politics? The best explanation is they are being irrational and not, for example, that political issues are especially difficult or we lack sufficient information to resolve them. Huemer will discuss why people are especially irrational about this particular subject, and how and why they adopt the beliefs they want to adopt. The bad news: You're probably being irrational, too.

Thursday, Sept. 21, 7:30 to 9 p.m.
Education building, room 220