At University of Colorado Boulder we’ve created two, five-minute videos highlighting treatments we perform here in Norlin Library’s conservation lab. Take a moment and enjoy. And remember to always treat your books kindly…especially your library books. Protective Box for Old Book Resew Facsimile MSS See the Preservation Week website Preservation Week for more on preserving your treasures through your life and for the future.

Students and staff are invited to nominate faculty for the Division of Student Affairs Faculty of the Year award. Nominate the professor who supports student growth and development, inclusive excellence and diversity, student leadership, intellectual growth and/or involvement in campus, local, national and global communities. View full details and complete the nomination form here by May 2. Questions: Deborah.Cook@colorado.edu

Students and staff are invited to nominate faculty for the Division of Student Affairs Faculty of the Year award. Nominate the professor who supports student growth and development, inclusive excellence and diversity, student leadership, intellectual growth and/or involvement in campus, local, national and global communities. View full details and complete the nomination form here by May 2. Questions: Deborah.Cook@colorado.edu.

Students and staff are invited to nominate faculty for the Division of Student Affairs Faculty of the Year award. Nominate the professor who supports student growth and development, inclusive excellence and diversity, student leadership, intellectual growth and/or involvement in campus, local, national and global communities. View full details and complete the nomination form here by May 2. Questions: Deborah.Cook@colorado.edu

Students and staff are invited to nominate faculty for the Division of Student Affairs Faculty of the Year award. Nominate the professor who supports student growth and development, inclusive excellence and diversity, student leadership, intellectual growth and/or involvement in campus, local, national and global communities. View full details and complete the nomination form by May 2. Questions: Deborah.Cook@colorado.edu

The UMC wants to know what you think. What are we doing well and where can we improve? Why do you love the UMC and what would make us better? Complete this online, anonymous survey, and you can enter to win one of ten $40 gift cards to Alferd Packer Grill / Baby Doe's.

We want to know your opinion. Why do you love the UMC and what would make us better? Complete this online, anonymous survey, and you can enter to win one of 10 $40 gift cards to Alferd Packer Grill / Baby Doe's.

The UMC wants to know what you think. What are we doing well and where can we improve? Why do you love the UMC and what would make us better? Complete this online, anonymous survey, and you can enter to win one of ten $40 gift cards to Alferd Packer Grill / Baby Doe's.

We want to know your opinion. Why do you love the UMC and what would make us better? Complete this online, anonymous survey, and you can enter to win one of ten $40 gift cards to Alferd Packer Grill / Baby Doe's.

RUSS/HUMN 4811 Intro. to 19th-Century Russian Literature Core: Literature and the Arts The great writers of 19th-century Russia made an enormous contribution to world literature and modern thought; their influence continues to be evident even in contemporary culture—from Fight Club to Anna Karenina. In this course students will be introduced to Russia’s greatest writers—Alexander Pushkin, Ivan Turgenev, Lev Tolstoy and Fyodor Dostoevsky, among others—and the literary movements and social debates of the 19th century their works reflect.