Android phone users (ages 18+ and fluent in English) can earn up to $15 for testing out a beta-version of an app and providing detailed user feedback. You will be asked to download and use an app on your smartphone designed to help people track their thoughts at random moments across 10 days (1-1.5 hours total usage time). For more information, please send an email with subject line “Android Study” to the research team at archlabcalendar@gmail.com.

Will you be graduating soon? Do you want to learn skills to negotiate a higher salary and better benefits? $tart $mart is an interactive workshop designed to give college women the confidence and skills to earn fair compensation upon graduation. This is a free workshop geared towards 3rd/4th year women-identified students on campus. Space is limited. Register by contacting Sarah at Sarah.Rimmel@colorado.edu or 303-492-4250 by March 27. Appetizers will be provided. Brought to you by AAUW and the Women's Resource Center.

Archaeological evidence shows that societies of all social levels throughout time, possibly as early as the Neolithic era, used human captivity as a force for cultural transmission. As part of the Archaeological Institute of America (AIA) lecture series, Dr. Cameron will use case studies from around the world to discuss the prevalence and antiquity of captive-taking, in addition to who is taken captive and what happens to them. This free event will be held April 8, 7-8:30 p.m. at the CU Natural History Museum.

All faculty and marshals participating in the spring 2015 commencement ceremony must have academic regalia. The deadline to order regalia has been extended to April 10. Please visit the commencement website to place your order today.

Folk beliefs and folk tales are a rich and enduring component of Russian culture. This online course will introduce students to a wide selection of Russian folk and fairy tales, and will examine the cultural, social and political values they reflect. We will examine the continuing cultural influence of fairytales and folk beliefs in literature, music and film, as well as in the political propaganda of the 20th century. This course fulfills the core requirement for “Literature and the Arts.” Course offered in summer "A" session.

The Yoga Club is committed to providing traditional and down-to-earth yoga and meditation practices to all University of Colorado members, as well as cultivating a healthy community through monthly events and a semester retreat. We provide weekly yoga and meditation classes, which help to reduce stress and promote balance and mental clarity. Weekly Schedule: Tuesday - Origins of Yoga with Sita 5-6:30 p.m., Environmental Design Bldg. room 120 Thursday - Yoga Basics with Rudrani 5:30-6:45 p.m., Environmental Design Bldg. room 120

Applications for 2016 Alternative Breaks site leaders are open. Alternative Breaks is a student-led group that works to create active citizens. Students participate in a week-long service trip during spring break or a two-week long service trip in May. Each trip focuses on a unique social or environmental justice issue. Site leaders go through leadership training and work together with the Alternative Breaks to plan and organize all the trips. It is a great way to get involved and gain leadership experience.

Sunday, March 22, the last day of spring break, is the deadline for submitting your work to the 16th Annual Thompson Awards for Western American Writing. Each year, Center of the American West awards $500 cash prizes to talented students writing on Western topics. All CU-Boulder degree program students are eligible. Categories are poetry, fiction, memoir, creative non-fiction and academic non-fiction. For rules, entry form, and to read winning entries from previous years, please visit our website.

Please join us in the British Studies Room (Norlin Library) on Saturday, April 4, for this engaging event. Free and open to the public.

25-35 year old Boulder or Denver area residents and CU students, faculty, staff and alumni needed for research. Planning to live in the Boulder/Denver Area for next three months. Compensation: $100 for three meetings. ELIGIBILITY: 25-35 years old, not regular exercisers. No non-removable metal in body. CONTACT: 303-492-9549 or force.researchstudy@gmail.com (Please leave your name and a number where we can reach you)