Looking for an unforgettable summer job? Summer Study is looking for energetic, outgoing staff to mentor, teach and coach high school students this summer for 3 - 5 weeks. Juniors, seniors, graduate students, faculty and alumni are welcome to apply. Compensation includes salary, room, board and expenses. On-campus interviews will be held on April 17, 6 - 9 p.m. at Continuing Education. For more information call David Wolk at 800-666-2556 or Barbara Russell at 303-492-7735. Offered through the Division of Continuing Education.

The CU Backcountry Club is hosting a presentation by Fritz Sperry, the author of "Making Turns in the Tenmile-Mosquito Range" guide book. He will discuss spring skiing and safety. He also will sign copies of his book after the presentation. The Backcountry Club will provide snacks 15 minutes before the presentation. What: Fritz Sperry presentation When: April 23 @ 7 p.m. Where: CU Boulder HUMN 135 backctry@colorado.edu || (http://www.backcountryclub.org)

Come spend an evening in Italy. Enjoy the local premiere of three recent, critically acclaimed Italian films at the 2014 Italian Film Festival USA of Boulder. All films shown in Italian with English subtitles, on the campus of the University of Colorado Boulder. "La Prima Neve" (First Snowfall) April 18, 6 p.m., ATLAS 100; "Teorema Venezia" (The Venice Syndrome) April 21, 6 p.m., ATLAS 100; "Viva La Liberta" (Long Live Freedom) April 22, 6 p.m., HUMN 250. All films are free and open to the public.

Midnight Breakfast is a free event for all students, meant to allow them a short, relaxing break from studying for final exams. In order to make this event happen, we need help from our wonderful university staff to volunteer to assist in serving breakfast to almost 1,000 CU students. If you are interested in volunteering, or have any questions about the event, please contact Colin Spaulding by Friday, April 25, at umc-events@colorado.edu or 303-492-0627. We hope to see you there.

Offered over Maymester (May 12-30), DMBC is a three-week intensive program that teaches a broad range of creative tech, computing and digital media skills. These small, hands-on, project-based classes are a stream-lined and compact way for any student, staff or community member to learn and apply a highly versatile and relevant set of technical and creative tools for today's market place. DMBC is offered in the learning labs of the ATLAS building. Additional info at: dmbc.colorado.edu. Space is limited, register today. All are welcome.

Offered over Maymester (May 12-30), DMBC is a three-week intensive program that teaches a broad range of creative tech, computing and digital media skills. These small, hands-on, project-based classes are a stream-lined and compact way for any student, staff or community member to learn and apply a highly versatile and relevant set of technical and creative tools for today's market place. DMBC is offered in the learning labs of the ATLAS building. Additional info at: dmbc.colorado.edu. Register today. No tech background needed.

Offered over Maymester (May 12-30), DMBC is a three-week intensive program that teaches a broad range of creative tech, computing and digital media skills. These small, hands-on, project-based classes are a stream-lined and compact way for any student, alumni, staff or community member to learn and apply a highly versatile and relevant set of technical and creative tools for today's market place. DMBC is offered in the learning labs of the ATLAS building. Additional info at: dmbc.colorado.edu. Space is limited, register today.

All members of the Boulder community are invited to attend and celebrate excellent writing put forth by the undergraduate community at CU-Boulder. Journal Twenty Twenty, a CU student-run creative nonfiction journal, is launching its Spring 2014 print issue on Friday, April 11, at 7 pm. at Boulder Bookstore. The event will highlight our writers and staff, as well as feature winners of the Program for Writing and Rhetoric Creative Nonfiction Awards. Food and beverages will be provided. Event sponsor: Program of Writing and Rhetoric.

Come join the Women’s Resource Center and Boulder Food Rescue for a talk on the industry of food and its intersections with capitalism. What does food waste look like in this country? Who is exploited and who benefits? What are some ways to live outside of this system? Tuesday, April 15, 12:30 - 1:30 p.m. at the UMC room 416.

The Biological Sciences Initiative (BSI) is sponsoring a poster symposium of UROP-HHMI grant recipients. Please come by and view their research work. Students represent several departments including IPHY, EBIO, MCDB, neuroscience, biochemistry and chemical and biological engineering. The symposium will be on Monday, April 28, 4:30 - 6:30 p.m. in UMC 235. Light refreshments will be served.