Healthy participants between 18 – 22 years needed for a speech research study examining the role of working memory on speech motor functions. Compensation provided. Call 303-492-5829 or e-mail speechlab@colorado.edu for details. Ask for information about the MEMORY study.

Join us at an info session on Thursday, Sept. 10, from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. UMC 382 to learn about your opportunities to study abroad in Australia. There are programs in Sydney, Melbourne, the Gold Coast and more. Andy Henderson, resident director in Melbourne for ISA, an approved study abroad organization, will be present to discuss first-hand what it's like to study abroad Down Under. You can enroll at a local university, live in dorms or apartments, and take courses in almost every major …all while exploring the amazing landscapes of Australia.

Join us at an info session on Thursday, Sept. 10, 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. in UMC 382 to learn about your opportunities to study abroad in Australia. There are programs in Sydney, Melbourne, the Gold Coast and more. Andy Henderson, resident director in Melbourne for ISA, an approved study abroad organization, will be present to discuss first-hand what it's like to study abroad Down Under. You can enroll at a local university, live in dorms or apartments, and take courses in almost every major …all while exploring the amazing landscapes of Australia.

The GLBTQ Resource Center offers monthly workshops to help foster a welcoming campus climate for the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and allied community. Sessions will be held this semester on Sept. 29, Oct. 26, Nov. 19 and Dec. 16. To see the full schedule and find instructions for how to register through the "myCUinfo" portal, please see our website: http://www.colorado.edu/glbtqrc/programs-and-services/safe-zone-training

Join us for dinner and moth viewing at the CU Museum of Natural History. We'll have pizza, salad and ice cream while we learn a bit about moths. Hands-on activities include creating an observation jar, designing a clay caterpillar to study predation, and exploring live caterpillars. At dark, we'll set up black lights outside to attract moths. Moth experts will share fascinating facts about moths with you. Advance registration and payment required. $10 for those over 10 years old; $7 for those under 10 years old. All ages welcome.

Sign up now for in-service day workshops on BVSD days off for kindergarten through 5th grade children. Oct. 12 - Unearthed: Ancient Life in the Boulder Valley and Nov. 11 - Survivor! Workshops are 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the museum. Call or email for details museumed@colorado.edu; 303-492-1666. Preregistration and payment of $60 required.

Come join Dr. Rick Adams of the University of Northern Colorado for his lecture about one of the most enigmatic animals on Earth! The real-life story of bats eclipses all myths and fairy tales surrounding this misunderstood mammal. Their novel physiology and anatomy that allows both flight and "sight" in complete darkness thanks to echolocation. In addition, their deep social and emotional lives make them one of the most interesting species crucial to our ecosystem. Join us Wednesday Sept. 16, at 6 p.m. at the CU Natural History Museum.

2016 Alternative Breaks site leaders applications are open. Alternative Breaks is a student-led group that travels nationally for service trips. Each trip focuses on a social or environmental justice issue and is either one week long during spring break or two weeks in May. Site leaders go through leadership training to organize the trips. It is a great way to get involved and gain leadership experience. Being a site leader is now also accepted for course credit. Applications due: Sept. 14 More info: www.colorado.edu/volunteer

Spend three weeks in May and June studying French film, art and culture. All majors can apply and receive three UD credits. Course also fulfills UD Literature and Arts core. Taught in English by film professor, Suranjan Ganguly (ganguly@colorado.edu). A mix of screenings, lectures and excursions in and around Paris. Learn more at an informational meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 30, 6 to 7 p.m. in ATLAS 1B31.

Spend three weeks in May and June studying French film, art and culture. All majors can apply and receive three UD credits. Course also fulfills UD Lit. and Arts core. Taught in English by film professor, Suranjan Ganguly (ganguly@colorado.edu). A mix of screenings, lectures and excursions in and around Paris. Learn more at an informational meeting: Wednesday, Sept. 30, 6 to 7 p.m. in ATLAS 1B31.