Summer Session offers a wide range of courses throughout a series of terms, including a new three-week term in August called Augmester that is offered Aug. 3-20. It is never too early to start planning for summer. Search for summer 2015 courses in MyCUinfo. Enrollment begins March 4.

Summer Session offers a wide range of courses throughout a series of terms, including a new three-week term in August called Augmester that runs from Aug. 3-20. It is never too early to start planning for summer. Search for summer 2015 courses in MyCUinfo. Enrollment begins March 4.

Free lecture and lunch: Tuesday, April 19 from 12noon-1:30pm in the UMC, room 245,"The Role of Politics in Leaving Congregations – A Reconsideration" by Anand Sokhey, Assoc. Professor in the Department of Political Science. Several high profile studies have identified politics as an important force driving people away from religion. The argument is that the dogmatic politics of the Christian Right have alienated liberals and moderates, effectively threatening the future of organized religion in America. RSVP to office@saintaidans.org.

The Sutherland Center (located in Muenzinger) provides expert evaluations and care to individuals and families with bipolar disorder who are unable to pay for services in the community. We offer a comprehensive treatment program, including individual and family focused therapy, skills-oriented therapy groups and/or an educational seminar series. Care is based on empirically supported treatment and is provided on a sliding-fee scale. Visit rdsfoundation.org or call 303-492-5680.

Any student who opens a fall/summer/ay 2015 CU-Boulder study abroad application by Monday, Jan. 5, will be entered into a drawing to win $250. You can receive advising from study abroad advisors in-person, via live chat, email (studyabroad@colorado.edu), or phone (303-492-7741)! Visit our website for more information on how to get started or contact us via online chat. The winner will receive funds once they are accepted and committed to their study abroad program.

Any student who opens a fall/summer 2015 CU-Boulder study abroad application by Monday, Jan. 5, will be entered into a drawing to win $250. Not on campus over break but still want a chance to win? That’s okay. You can complete Study Abroad 101 online and receive advising from study abroad advisors via live chat, email (studyabroad@colorado.edu), or phone. Visit our website for more information on how to get started. The winner will receive funds once they are accepted and committed to their study abroad program.

Any student who opens a fall/summer/ay 2015 CU-Boulder study abroad application by Monday, Jan. 5 will be entered into a drawing to win $250. Not on campus over break but still want a chance to win? That’s okay! You can complete Study Abroad 101 online and receive advising from study abroad advisors via live chat, email (studyabroad@colorado.edu), or phone! Visit our website for more information on how to get started. The winner will receive funds once they are accepted and committed to their study abroad program.

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There will be no access to the Norlin Library building and limited access to collections due to critical electrical repairs taking place Dec. 20–Jan. 4. The Library Administration is closing Norlin during this period because no one is allowed to occupy any portion of the building for safety reasons. Please refer to our FAQ for specific impact details at: ClosureFAQ Norlin Library building will reopen on Monday, Jan 5, at 8 a.m.

Join us at the University of Colorado Museum of Natural History on Saturday, Dec. 6, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. to make ornaments inspired by nature. Snowflakes, Navajo weaving and even bark beetles will serve as inspiration. Drop in to make one, or stay awhile and make all six. We'll have cookies and hot chocolate to chase the winter chill away. Free fun for the whole family.