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Starting Dec. 5, the University Libraries will expand hours for the Norlin Commons, Norlin East Desk and Norlin Library in advance of Finals Week, allowing the libraries to increase student support during the lead up to, and during, final exams.
All network traffic to and from the campus will experience an interruption of approximately 15 minutes between 5:45 a.m. and 6:30 a.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 24, due to a software upgrade for campus border firewalls. Read more.
The CU Student Government fall 2021 election results have been posted. The five new representatives-at-large are:
Use your time off to make a difference! The CU Alternative Breaks program sends teams of college students to engage in meaningful service. Explore the United States while making a difference through service, reflecting upon your experience and creating long-lasting connections with others.
Weekend break trips: Feb. 4–6
Spring break trips: March 19–27
Complete the interest form to receive details once plans are finalized. We hope you’ll be a part of this experience!
Undergraduate students have the opportunity to celebrate and share their unique stories with the campus community during the University Libraries’ Buffs One Read storytelling contest and exhibit. Three winners will be chosen to receive a prize.
With Thanksgiving approaching, the CU Boulder campus will follow different building access protocols.
Visit the Campus Building Access page for more information.
The University Libraries are accepting applications to host more journals. Currently, the University Libraries are hosting nine journals.
Students, staff and faculty can now submit their nominations for the fifth annual Open Educator Award. Help the University Libraries and CU Student Government recognize innovative CU Boulder educators who demonstrate exemplary use of open educational resources (OER) in their classrooms or teaching practice.
Deadline is Monday, Jan. 3.
CU Boulder seeks nominations for an accomplished academician, experienced administrator, and inspiring and visionary leader to serve as dean of the College of Engineering and Applied Science (CEAS).
In this leadership role, the dean serves as the chief academic and administrative officer of the college and works with CEAS stakeholders, including donors and partners in industry, to articulate and achieve the college’s and the university’s strategic mission and goals. The position reports directly to the provost and also is part of CU Boulder’s leadership team.
“We are seeking a leader who can provide strategic direction for our top-ranking engineering college,” said Provost Russell Moore. “Our ideal candidate will have an outstanding academic record, strong administrative skills, a deep commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion, and an inspiring vision for the next level of accomplishment for CEAS.”
On Oct. 18, the university announced members of the search committee, chaired by Scott Adler, dean of the Graduate School and professor of political science
Read more about this career opportunity at CU Boulder Jobs. Nominations may be submitted via an online form. CU Boulder employees interested in applying for this position should apply on the Boulder campus internal job board by following these steps:
Questions regarding the position?
Search chair, Scott Adler (esadler@colorado.edu)
Questions regarding the search process?
HR recruiter, Casey Kipple (casey.kipple@colorado.edu)
Munch Money is a declining balance stored on students’ Buff OneCard that renews each semester. Unused Munch Money at the end of each semester does not roll forward to the next term and is not refundable.
A mobile food pantry will take place on Thursday, Nov. 18, from 2 to 4 p.m. on the UMC South Terrace Plaza. Attendees will receive up to 30 pounds of food in multiple boxes. Drive-through is not available at this mobile food pantry. I
Shakespeare enthusiasts unite!
The Applied Shakespeare graduate certificate program returns in spring 2022 and provides a wonderful opportunity to meet like-minded peers and engage deeply with the works of Shakespeare.
Throughout this 9-credit interdisciplinary program, scholars, teachers, artists and enthusiasts of Shakespeare can analyze and discuss plays in Colorado Shakespeare Festival’s upcoming season, such as, The Two Gentlemen of Verona, All's Well That Ends Well, Coriolanus and The Alchemist. Students will also examine the community-based work of Applied Shakespeare practitioners across the country, attend a variety of hands-on masterclasses taught by CU Boulder faculty and festival guest artists, or explore pedagogies, lesson plans, and exercises for making Shakespeare accessible for students of all ages and across multiple mediums.
Complete the certificate in as little as two semesters with fully online or hybrid coursework that is relevant to your personal or professional goals.
For those who do not wish to complete the entire certificate program, all courses can be taken independently of the program for 3 graduate credits per course.
Learn more about the program during a live virtual information session hosted by Kevin Rich, program director for the Applied Shakespeare graduate certificate, on Monday, Nov. 15.
If you cannot join us for the live event, a recording will be emailed to all registrants after the information session ends, but you must register to receive your emailed link.
See you at the information session!
Remember when fetch was fun?
Does your dog have severe osteoarthritis that interferes with their quality of life? A research study with a new therapeutic being developed for use in humans and dogs for osteoarthritis is seeking volunteers for a no-cost treatment.
Robert Landry, DVM, is teaming up with CU distinguished professor Linda Watkins, PhD, in a clinical study involving treating dogs with a non-viral gene therapy delivered locally in the joint space to help relieve pain associated with debilitating osteoarthritis. This provides a naturally occurring, potent anti-inflammatory protein to calm the ongoing joint inflammation.
Participation is free once your pet is determined to be eligible.
The CU Student Government fall election is just around the corner. Students can vote beginning at 8 a.m. Monday, Nov. 8, through 8 p.m. Friday, Nov. 12.
This semester's election sponsors are Cosmos Pizza, Ozo’s Coffee and Ben & Jerry’s. Present a screenshot of your final voting screen at one of these eateries for a 10% discount during election week Nov. 8–12.
The CU Boulder scholarship application is now open for the 2022–23 school year. Complete the general application to be considered for multiple scholarship opportunities, now through March 25.