The Summer Session 2013 course listing is available through MYCUINFO and on the Registrar's website. Over 500 courses are available in summer 2013. Use Summer Session to accelerate your progress to degree -- to add a minor or major class -- to expand your opportunities. For additional information call 303 492 5148 or email ssdean@colorado.edu Visit the Summer Session website to request a catalog. CU in Summer!

The Center of the American West is pleased to present a screening of Watershed: Exploring a New Water Ethic for the New West, followed by a panel discussion featuring Producer James Redford, as well as prominent Colorado Water experts discussing the Colorado River and its future. Watershed tells the story of the threats to the once-mighty Colorado River and offers solutions for the future of the American West. The screening and discussion will be held Wed, Dec 5, at 6:30pm in Duane Physics, room G1B30. Free and open to the public.

Earn two credit hours this spring with CU-Boulder's Applied Music Program! Group classes include guitar, piano, and hand drum circle. Private lessons are available for everything from banjo and guitar to voice, piano, and percussion drumset. Check out our faculty bios and find what works best for you! Lessons begin Feb. 4. Register now on MyCUInfo portal. $608 tuition is separate from main campus tuition. Contact advisor at appmusic@colorado.edu or 303-492-5950. Detailed information: http://conted.colorado.edu/programs/applied-music/course

Attention parents: CU-Boulder is now offering piano lessons for youth ages 6 to 17 years old. Through the CU-Boulder Youth Piano Program, youth will learn from experienced, College of Music instructors who are supervised by the CU Piano Pedagogy Chair, Dr. Alejandro Cremaschi. Students train weekly with one-hour or half-hour private lessons or one-hour group class depending on age and experience. Spring 2013 registration has begun. Space is limited. Call Amy at 303-492-5950 to register. http://conted.colorado.edu/youthpiano

Come learn Hebrew, one of the official languages of the modern State of Israel, and the language of the Bible. Knowing Hebrew opens a door to understanding contemporary Israeli culture, and makes for an immediate understanding of the Bible without the mediation of translators and their interpretations of the text Spring Course Offerings: HEBR 1020, Beginning Hebrew 2, 10-10:50 M-Th; HEBR 2110, Intermediate Hebrew 1, 1-1:50 M-Th; HEBR 2120, Intermediate Hebrew 2, 11-11:50 M-Th; HEBR 3020, Third Year Hebrew 2, 8:35-9:50 MW

The CU Book Store is accepting applications for Spring 2013 Back-to-School Temporary Employment. Students who are interested MUST be available to work Jan. 2nd- Feb. 8. Scheduling will be flexible once classes start. Temporary employment could lead to permanent employment. Temporary positions include: cashier, greeter, supplies stocking, textbook floor support, shipping and web orders. Interested students MUST fill out an application. Applications are available at the CU Book Store. Please stop by for more details.

The Puksta Scholars, an exemplary undergraduate civic engagement program, is accepting applications for 2013-14 new scholars. Limited number of $4,500 annual scholarships. If you have a strong commitment to civic responsibility and want to bring about positive change in our communities, apply now. This scholarship only available for students who will be freshmen, sophomores or juniors in academic year 2013-14. Application, overview, www.colorado.edu/puksta/apply.html . Questions, Peter Simons, peter.simons@colorado.edu .

Students can earn 3 credits in 3 weeks this summer while experiencing the world's largest performing arts festival, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. In addition to staying in Scotland’s beautiful capital, students take a tour of the Highlands and a trip to Glasgow. This Global Seminar study abroad program led by Drs. Penelope Cole and Daniel Jones includes visits to the Edinburgh Castle, Scottish Parliament, and more. Learn more at a meeting with the directors! Meeting Wed, Dec 5th from 6-7pm in the Honors RAP, Arnett Hall (Kittredge)- Great Room

Students can earn 3 credits in 3 weeks this summer while experiencing the world's largest performing arts festival, the Edinburgh Festival Fringe. In addition to staying in Scotland’s beautiful capital, students take a tour of the Highlands and a trip to Glasgow. This Global Seminar study abroad program led by Drs. Penelope Cole and Daniel Jones includes visits to the Edinburgh Castle, Scottish Parliament, and more. Learn more at a meeting with the directors! Meeting Wed. Dec. 5 from 6-7pm in the Honors RAP, Arnett Hall (Kittredge)- Great Room

Are you sticking around during Fall Break? If you're hankering for a Thanksgiving feast, join us at The Tabor in the UMC's Alferd Packer Grill on Tuesday, November 20th for a Turkey Lunch from 11am-1pm (while supplies last)! For $8.99 the lunch includes: roasted turkey (carved to order), turkey gravy, mashed potatoes, sweet potato casserole, stuffing, green beans, corn, cranberry sauce, Dutch apple pie, pumpkin pie, and whipped cream!