Nondegree students interested in enrolling in CU-Boulder courses for personal or professional development can register through ACCESS, Available Credit Courses for Eligible Special Students, beginning Friday, Aug. 22, from 7am - 5pm and continuing Monday, Aug. 25 from 8am - 5pm. Through ACCESS, nondegree students may take main campus graduate and undergraduate courses if space is available or with instructor/department permission. For questions, visit 1505 University Ave. or call 303-492-5148.

Continuing Education advisors will accommodate walk-in appointments to start the fall semester. Continuing Education fall walk-in advising hours will be held Monday through Friday, Aug. 18-29 from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m., and financial aid walk-in hours will be Aug. 25-29 (except Aug. 27) from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. in the Continuing Education Building at 1505 University Ave. All other Continuing Education advising appointments need to be scheduled in advance and can be arranged online.

Independent Learning offers the following new online term-based courses for fall: ANTH3000: Primate Behavior (natural science core); ANTH4020: Digital Anthropology; DNCE1017: Dance and Popular Culture (literature and the arts core); IPHY3700: Scientific Writing in Integrative Physiology (written communication); PSCI4002: Western European Politics (contemporary societies); SOCY4016: Sex, Gender, and Society 2, SOCY4017: Animals and Society; SOCY4117: Food and Society. Register now on MyCUInfo. For more information e-mail cewww@colorado.edu

Think you can't afford to study abroad? Discover financial strategies to make it a reality. This free workshop will include information on: tips for saving money details of upfront costs how to create a budget before and during your trip and more This workshop is free and open to all students interested in studying abroad. Wednesday, Sept. 17, from 3 - 3:50 p.m.; UMC 425. For more info, click here RSVP at cumoneysense@colorado.edu today!

Upcoming deadlines for study abroad programs this spring range from Sept. 15 - Oct. 1. Don’t miss your chance to enhance your college experience with overseas studies. Learn more about your study abroad opportunities by completing Study Abroad 101, which covers key information to get you started on your study abroad journey. Study Abroad 101 is offered online and in-person - get started today.

Upcoming deadlines for study abroad programs this spring range from Sept. 15 through Oct. 1. Don’t miss your chance to enhance your college experience with overseas studies. Learn more about your study abroad opportunities by completing Study Abroad 101, which covers key information to get you started on your study abroad journey. Study Abroad 101 is offered online and in-person - get started today.

Upcoming deadlines for study abroad programs this spring range from Sept. 15 through Oct. 1. Don’t miss your chance to enhance your college experience with overseas studies. Learn more about your study abroad opportunities by completing Study Abroad 101, which covers key information to get you started on your study abroad journey. Study Abroad 101 is offered online and in-person - get started today.

Aug 18 C4C begins normal hours Aug 18-19 Darley, Libby, Sewall open 10am-2pm/5pm-7pm Aug 20 Darley, Libby, Sewall begin normal hours Aug 22 Global Jam: Lunch served on Farrand Field (dining centers close at 10am, open for dinner, Libby closed) Aug 22 WeatherTech Café begins normal hours Aug 25 emporium, Fresh @ Farrand, Village Market, Bakery, Hub, Zeller's, 2.1.3, CU on the Run begin normal hours Additional Information

Are Indian women seen as passive victims or agents of change? Please join this roundtable discussion of professors and students for a lively conversation on how Indian women are represented (or misrepresented) in Western media as we discuss popular perceptions and stereotypes. Featuring University of Colorado Colorado Springs and Colorado College faculty participants, Rashna Singh, Purvi Metha, and Aditi Mitra, as well as a student panelist, Krithika Vachali. Friday, Sept. 12, 4 p.m., Hale 230, CU-Boulder.

In eastern Tibet, Tibetan nomads are starting to wear a new amulet, called an "amulet for peace." While combining global and Buddhist symbols for peace, the amulet and its slogan, "Friends, let's create harmonious relations together," are being marshalled for a local campaign to end fighting over the grasslands, a sustained social problem in Tibet. This luncheon series presentation features Professors Padmatso and Holly Gayley. Thursday, Aug. 28, 12 p.m., Center for Asian Studies Conference Room, University and Broadway. Lunch will be provided.