FIRST Scholar Aaron Meskin will lecture at the BMOMA on June 1. Many contemporary artists use food in their artistic practice, as can be seen in the current exhibition at BMoCA, EDIBLE? This practice brings philosophical questions "to the table". Join us for this discussion, and help answer questions like "If art is created with food, is food then art? When is food an art form in its own right?"

Get a rare glimpse behind the scenes with this opera workshop performance June 1-3 at the Atlas Black Box Theater, featuring renowned composer Lori Laitman's new opera, "Ludlow". Based on the verse novel by Colorado poet laureate David Mason about the deadly Colorado coal mining strike, this new opera gives an opportunity for live commentary from the author, and a look at Colorado's history. Single tickets are $15.

The Bursar's Office will open at 9:30 a.m. on Friday, June 1, 2012 so the staff can attend a special training. Payroll checks will not be available until after that time.

Facilities Management offers an annual award to recognize several of their exemplary staff members and one student employee. If you have noticed an FM employee who went out of his or her way to make the campus a better place to work, study, or visit, please nominate them for one of several recognition awards. Nominations are due by June 22nd. The nomination form can be found on the Facilities Management website.

ALTEC will offer two FULLY ONLINE non-credit language review courses this summer in French and Spanish: French: http://goo.gl/6BqbR Spanish: http://goo.gl/6Cz1k Two sessions: 06/04-22 or 07/09-27 $95 for CU students, $125 for non-CU students Course reviews key aspects of the curriculum of the first two years and prepares students for third year courses Classes are capped at 12 students and fill-up quickly!

Researchers at the University of Colorado at Boulder seek right-handed individuals 23-50 years old with no neurological impairment, no current or past major psychiatric disorder, and no metal implants/pacemakers for laboratory and brain imaging (fMRI) studies. Eligible participants will be paid $200 over the course of 6 weeks, with 2 fMRI scans, plus opportunities for additional compensation.

The Cognitive and Affective Neuroscience Lab is recruiting responsible and highly motivated volunteers to help with a project coding audio files over the summer. The time commitment is 10 hours per week. This position could lead to further research experience with our neuroscience lab and potential independent study credit in the fall semester. Interested candidates should email Jenifer Sils.

Get a rare glimpse behind the scenes with this opera workshop performance June 1-3 at the Atlas Black Box Theater, featuring renowned composer Lori Laitman's new opera, "Ludlow." Based on the verse novel by Colorado poet laureate David Mason about the deadly Colorado coal mining strike, this new oper agives an opportunity for live commentary from the author, and a look at Colorado's history. Single tickets are $15.

In celebration of its third summer season, CU New Opera Works is presenting a recital on May 25 with performances by College of Music faculty Jennifer Bird-Arvidsson, Patrick Mason, and Joel Burcham. The program features pieces composed by Lori Laitman and poetry readings by Colorado Poet Laureate David Mason. This one-night event starts at 7:30 pm in the Atlas Black Box Theater, and general admission tickets are only $15.

Colorado Learning and Teaching With Technology (COLTT) conference welcomes Dr. Kiki Sanford as this year's keynote speaker. Dr. Sanford is a specialist in learning and memory, and the founder and host of the radio show/podcast "This Week in Science." You won't want to miss her, so register for COLTT now! Scholarships for eligible attendees are available through ASSETT and the Graduate School. We look forward to seeing you at COLTT Aug. 1-2, Wolf Law, CU-Boulder campus!