Affordable teletherapy is available through CU Boulder’s Raimy Psychology Clinic, for individuals residing in Colorado. Sessions are held through the videoconferencing platform Zoom.

Raimy Clinic therapists can provide help coping with stress, depression, anxiety, relationship issues and other difficulties during this very challenging time! Special low rates are available for all CU Boulder students, staff and faculty.

For more information, call our intake line, Julia Salinger at 303-492-5177; email raimy@colorado.edu; or visit our website.

The Emotive Computing Lab at CU Boulder are looking for participants for a study of eye movements and brain activity during learning.   

You are eligible to participant in this research study if you:

• CU Boulder student, faculty or staff member
• At least 18 years of age
• Fluent in English
• Have a computer with a stable internet connection available to complete the sessions, on which you are willing to install Zoom video conferencing software
• Have normal or corrected-to-normal vision

Thanks for your interest in the study! The study has two parts lasting around 1.5 hours total. Both parts of this study will take place remotely, through an online survey link for you to do at home. Payment for the whole study is $25 as Amazon gift cards.

In part one, you will read a series of texts about science. During and after reading, you will answer some questions about the text. This session should take about an hour, and you will be paid $15. For the duration of this first session, you will be sharing your browser screen with the experimenter via Zoom video conferencing software, therefore we ask that you sign up to take part at a specific time. 

For the second session, you will answer more questions about the text and provide some demographic data. We will send you the link to this survey two days after completing the first session, and you will complete it at your own convenience. This session should take 30 minutes, and you will be paid an additional $10. Payment will be via an Amazon gift card. 

If you are interested in participating, please contact us at eyemindlink@gmail.com for more information.

Andrew M. Novick and his team at CU are investigating ratings of digital images (pleasant, unpleasant, neutral and erotic) across the female menstrual cycle.

Study participation consists of two study sessions (done online) over the course of two months. These visits will consist of: questionnaires about your mood and some stressful life events, and rating of digital images (how pleasant/unpleasant and arousing/non-arousing you find these images).

Participation is not limited to members of CU. You may be eligible if you are:

• Between 18-35 years old
• Not taking hormonal birth control
• Have regular periods
• Not pregnant and not planning to become pregnant within the next two months

Participation in the study is voluntary. Eligible participants will receive compensation via e-gift cards for completing study activities.

If you are interested in learning more or to see if you qualify, please fill out this short eligibility survey.

The Buff OneCard office is open to serve campus 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., Monday through Friday. For the health and safety of the staff, walk-in traffic is being discouraged. Please email boc@colorado.edu, or call 303-492-0355 to see if your needs can be met remotely.

Affordable teletherapy is available through CU Boulder’s Raimy Psychology Clinic, for individuals residing in Colorado. Sessions are held through the videoconferencing platform Zoom.

Raimy Clinic therapists can provide help coping with stress, depression, anxiety, relationship issues and other difficulties during this very challenging time! Special low rates are available for all CU Boulder students, staff and faculty.

For more information, call our intake line, Julia Salinger at 303-492-5177; email raimy@colorado.edu; or visit our website.

The United Government of Graduate Students seeks students interested in joining its leadership team for the next academic year. All graduate and professional students are eligible to apply, no prior experience needed. Benefits of serving as an UGGS officer include meeting students from across campus, making professional connections with important faculty and staff, gaining leadership and service experience, and receiving a bi-weekly stipend.  

More information about the positions and the application can be found here. Applications for executive positions were due on April 13; all other positions are due on April 20. If you have any questions, please reach out to uggsinfo@colorado.edu.

Looking for structure and community? Check out the Graduate School calendar for a full listing of upcoming online events. This semester, the Graduate School is offering the following virtual support services:

• Grad+ Seminar Series for weekly tips on habits and productivity.
• Writing support for weekly writing groups and one-on-one writing consultation. 
• Online resources for tips on everything from writing to job searching. 
• Digital credential badges to show future employers your professional skills.
• Meet with Sarah Tynen for help with research projects, journal publications and time management.

Visit the professional development page for the full suite of Graduate School programs and services.

The Ombuds Office is offering 15-minute virtual drop-in consults for undergraduate students on Mondays and Thursdays 1–3 p.m. on a first-call, first-served basis. Virtual drop-in consults will continue every Monday and Thursday through May 7. Please call 303-492-5077 to schedule a consultation.

The Social, Emotional, and Cognitive Computing Lab at CU Boulder is looking for participants for a study of collaboration. 

You are eligible to participant in this research study if you:

• Are a CU Boulder student at least 18 years of age
• Speak English
• Do not have significant and uncorrected vision impairments
• Have not previously played Physics Playground or a similar game (e.g., Crayon Physics Deluxe, Magic Pen) for more than an hour

The study contains will take place online via Zoom and will last approximately 90 minutes. You will be compensated with a $25 Amazon gift card.

If you are interested in participating, please contact us at emotivecomputing.cps2@gmail.com for more information.
 

A WRTG3035 class from CU Boulder is working on a community project with the Dumb Friends League animal shelter/humane society. We are researching the preferences of students regarding animal adoption and donations. If you could fill out this two-minute survey, it'd greatly help the Dumb Friends League and their cause—that of finding a home for every unfortunate animal. 

Beginning Monday, April 6, and continuing on the first Monday of each month through August, the Boulder Office of Emergency Management, in partnership with Boulder County and the City of Boulder, will begin audible testing of the countywide emergency sirens. 

The tests will be at 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. each day, on April 6, May 4, June 1, July 6 and Aug. 3. 

The siren tests ensure that all systems and procedures are working properly during the season of peak flood danger, which is typically early spring to late summer.

For more information about personal preparedness and flood safety, visit the CU Boulder Emergency Management Flood Information page, Ready Colorado, Boulder Office of Emergency Management, Boulder County and BoulderFloodInfo.net.

We want to understand your experience as a first-year freshmen at CU during the COVID-19 pandemic. Complete an online survey sharing your own experiences, thoughts and feelings. 

This research is being conducted by researchers in the CU Department of Psychology and Neuroscience (IRB#18-0483). You will have the opportunity to win one of 10 $100 Amazon gift cards. Additional opportunities to participate in paid research may be available.

To qualify, you must be a freshman at CU, between the ages of 18 and 25, and fluent in English.

Please contact gruberpeplab@colorado.edu with the subject line “EMERGE COVID-19 Study,” and we will send you a survey link to complete at your convenience.

The Research on Affective Disorders and Development Lab is conducting research on wellness and stress coping in CU students during the novel COVID-19 outbreak. 

Our community is navigating a major public health stressor. We know your lives are being deeply impacted by school closures, changes in your social life social activities and family risks—and we know these impacts may be highly stressful. We want to understand how COVID-19 is affecting CU students and understand whether, and what types, of daily wellness strategies might buffer you from this stressor and help keep you well.

You are eligible for this research study if you are a CU Boulder student over the age of 18. The study lasts eight weeks, and all study data collection happens entirely online. 

If you participate in this study, you will complete a series of short daily microsurveys (one minute a day) as well as a longer survey that is sent to you once every two weeks (about 40 minutes to complete the biweekly surveys). 

You may be assigned to a group in which we ask you to engage in daily wellness strategies either involving positive activities, or mindfulness practices. We will give you some examples of daily wellness strategies, but you get to choose what strategies you use and how long you spend on the strategies each day. 

You will be compensated for your participation (maximum of $226 for completing all parts of the study). 

If you’re interested in learning more, contact the RADD lab at raddlab@colorado.edu.