Our French World - A cultural event organized by the French program in the French and Italian Department. Come and enjoy free food, games and a live band. You can also learn about our courses, programs and resources. HUMN 1st floor "living room", April 15, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

As part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, the Women’s Resource Center will hold "Sexpressions," a talent showcase celebrating positive expressions of women’s sexuality, on April 24, 7-10 p.m in the Glenn Miller Ballroom. "Sexpressions" creates a safe, sex-positive and affirming environment for self-identified women. In addition to fun and entertainment, there will be free food, games and dance contests, so be sure to come by for a night of fantastic performances. Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

In honor of National Financial Literacy Month, CU Money Sense will be hosting a Money Smart Expo for Students on Tuesday, April 21, from 12-5 p.m. in the UMC. Choose to attend one or all of our 50-minute workshops: *Life and Money After College *Saving and Investing *Financial Strategies for Studying Abroad *Healthy Eating on a Budget *Salary Negotiations Space is limited; click here to register for this free event.

Online course, Summer Session B Learn about German culture during and after unification through film. This course introduces German films since 1989. Topics include: unification, remembering the Holocaust and WWII, representing terrorism, remembering East Germany, transnational film and international coproductions, Turkish German cinema and Germany in the European Union. Our analyses will be informed by cultural studies approaches to film. GRMN 3514: German Society and Film after 1989. No prerequisites. Taught in English.

Do we work for the fortune and fame or just to pay back the loans we took out to get the job in the first place? Join us for an interfaith panel discussion on the meaning and value of career. Free. Wed | April 22 | 7 p.m. Eaton 1B50 Panelists include: *Bishop Jim Gonia, Evangelical Lutheran Church in Ameica *Dr. Sophia Arjana, Professor of Islamic Studies, Iliff School of Theology *Rabbi Marc Soloway, Congregation Bonai Shalom *Sreedevi K. Bringi, Hinduism, Naropa University *Gionvannina Jobson, Buddhism, Naropa University

Join the Women's Law Caucus at CU Law for Women in Law Day 2015. Everyone who is interested in pursuing or exploring a career in the law is welcome, but the focus of the event will be on women within the legal profession. This event is free and includes breakfast and lunch. Please RSVP to cu.wlc2015@gmail.com as soon as possible (deadline extended)

Our French World - A cultural event organized by the French program in the French and Italian Department. Come and enjoy free food, games and a live band. You can also learn about our courses, programs and resources. HUMN 1st floor "living room" April 15, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

People's Park (Libbie D. Cohn and J.P. Sniadecki) is a 78-minute single shot documentary that immerses viewers in an unbroken journey through a famous urban park in Chengdu, Sichuan Province. A sensory meditation on cinematic time and space, People's Park offers a fresh gaze at public interaction, leisure and self-expression in China. A roundtable discussion with Daniel Boord, Christian S. Hammons and Timothy Oakes will follow the screening. Center for Asian Studies Speaker Series. Tuesday, April 14, 7 p.m., ATLAS 102, CU-Boulder.

Make sure the 2015 Cannabis Symposium is on your calendars for Wednesday, April 15, in the Wolf Law Building. Featured speakers at 10-11 a.m. (Chancellor Phil DiStefano), 1:30-2:30 p.m. (herbalist Brigitte Mars), and 6-7:30 p.m. (Major Neill Franklin). We are also offering eight panels/workshops with local experts, plus an invited faculty lecture on the cannabis genome project here at CU, and an activist keynote by the executive director of SSDP. Ask your professors if you can get extra credit for attending.

Join the Women's Resource Center as well as speakers from Safehouse Progressive Alliance for Nonviolence to discuss immigration issues as they relate to women, specifically those surrounding immigrant survivors of domestic violence and the work that is being done to address their needs in our own community. The event is on Monday, April 13, 12-1 p.m. in UMC 425. Contact Abi Whitmore for more information at wrcprograms@colorado.edu.