The Boulder campus offers three scholarships for children of faculty and staff. One is funded by vending machine revenue and donations from the Pepsi Corporation. One is funded by an endowment created by a Boulder Faculty Assembly initiative with initial funding assistance from Athletics. One is funded by Elevations Credit Union. Apply for all three using one simple form. Application DEADLINES: apply by July 1, Dec. 1, and May 1 for each following semester.

One Little Change Big goals are made of small steps. Making one little change can get you on your way, and transform your life! Join Community Health and our community partners to learn more about small changes you can make that can lead to big shifts.

Want to get involved with community development in Peru, Rwanda or Nepal? EWB-CU is a diverse student organization that needs volunteers from all backgrounds to assist in helping communities abroad solve their health, education and sustainability challenges. Join us Wed., March 6, at 7 p.m. in the Engineering Center Room ECCR 265 to learn about each program and find out how you can contribute! Find us on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/EWBCU.

Join us Wednesday, March 13, at 4 p.m. in Humanities 135 for a lecture by two experts on Chinese law: Benjamin L. Liebman, the Robert L. Lieff Professor of Law and Director of the Center for Chinese Legal Studies at Columbia University and Alex Wang, Visiting Assistant Professor of Law at Boalt Law School at the University of California, Berkeley and previously a senior attorney for the Natural Resources Defense Council (NRDC) based in Beijing and director of NRDC’s China Environmental Law & Governance Project in China.

Monday, March 11 at 4 p.m., Atlas 100 The recent gang rape of a young woman in New Delhi on Dec. 16, 2012 and her subsequent death attracted worldwide attention and provoked mass protests against sexual assault, not just in India but also in other countries in South Asia. In this talk, Dr Seema Khanwalkar will present her analysis of the widespread debate among academics, women’s groups, the media and the broader public on the status of women in India. Sponsored by CAS.

Take advantage of 80+ fitness classes each week (Mind Body, Group Fitness, Indoor Cycling) for only $39. The Be Fit Pass is now half price. Purchase today at Rec Cashier Desk. Must be student/rec member to purchase pass. Try it before you buy it! All classes free March 11-15.

Monday, March 11 at noon in Guggenheim 201E This brown bag event will feature a talk by Ian Rowen, Ph.D. candidate, Department of Geography. After years of travel bans, and despite an ongoing dispute over sovereignty and territory, Chinese tourists have poured into Taiwan since 2008. Tourism is producing multiple sensations of stateness in Taiwan and exacerbating contradictions between China and Taiwan’s programs of state territorialization.

Mike Yanker has served as campus asbestos coordinator for well over two decades. He has decided to retire effective March 15, 2013. Mike has been a fixture on campus and has worked hard to keep all of us safe from asbestos exposure. So, please join Environmental Health & Safety in wishing him well in his retirement. We have planned a reception for him in the EH&S Conference Room (220) this Friday, March 8, from 2-4 p.m.

The University of Colorado Boulder’s TRANSforming Gender Symposium is celebrating its seventh year! The symposium hosts national and local transgender and genderqueer activists to address issues surrounding transgender, genderqueer and related identities. Keynote speakers this year include Eli Clare, Ryka Aoki and JAC Stringer. Registration is now OPEN for everyone. Please visit our website for more information.

Technology Flash Events are 30-minute webinars designed to provide busy university professionals with quick, high level introductions to powerful technologies. Skip the snowy walks to obscure classrooms; flash events provide you both with core “what can it do?” answers, as well as examples and ideas of “how can this change the way I teach, learn, and work?” Click to learn more about Technology Flash Events offered this week!