The national Bioneers conference will return to the University of Colorado Boulder for its 10th year at a three-day conference Nov. 9-11, presented by the CU Environmental Center. The conference, entitled “From Breakdown to Breakthrough: Reimagining Civilization in the Age of Nature,” will create community opportunities for sharing, learning and action by bringing together the region's progressive ideas, people and organizations. For more information, visit http://ecenter.colorado.edu/bioneers.

The national Bioneers conference will return to the University of Colorado Boulder for its tenth year at a three-day conference Nov. 9-11, presented by the CU Environmental Center. The conference, entitled “From Breakdown to Breakthrough: Reimagining Civilization in the Age of Nature,” will create community opportunities for sharing, learning and action by bringing together the region's progressive ideas, people and organizations. For more information, visit http://ecenter.colorado.edu/bioneers.

Spend three weeks this summer visiting four cities in Australia to study sociology and biology! This special global seminar is taught by award-winning Professor Dr. Mike Grant from EBIO. The course focuses on biology, politics, culture and more – all majors are eligible. Students will explore different regions through lectures and field trips, including Sydney, additional coastal cities, wildlife parks and the great barrier reef! Lear more at an upcoming meeting: Monday, Nov. 5, 4-5 pm in Hellems 241.

Spend three weeks this summer visiting four cities in Australia to study sociology and biology! This special global seminar is taught by award-winning Professor Dr. Mike Grant from EBIO. The course focuses on biology, politics, culture and more – all majors are eligible. Students will explore different regions through lectures and field trips, including Sydney, additional coastal cities, wildlife parks and the great barrier reef! Learn more at an upcoming meeting: Monday, Nov. 5 from 4-5 pm in Hellems 241.

Studying abroad in a non-traditional location next year? Studying a non-traditional language? The Boren undergraduate scholarships support study abroad in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, Middle East and Latin American (Europe/Oceania/SAS excluded). The Boren deadline is Feb. 4, 2013 for study abroad during the 2013-2014 academic year, so advance planning is necessary! To learn more, attend an informational meeting: Monday, Oct. 29 from 4-5 pm in C4C N215

Studying abroad in a non-traditional location next year? Studying a non-traditional language? The Boren undergraduate scholarships support study abroad in Africa, Asia, Eastern Europe, Middle East and Latin American (Europe/Oceania/SAS excluded). The Boren deadline is Feb. 4, 2013 for study abroad during the 2013-2014 academic year, so advance planning is necessary! To learn more, attend an informational meeting: Monday, Oct. 29, 4-5 pm in C4C N215

Interested in becoming a Resident Advisor for the 2013-2014 academic year? Applications are now open! Please click here to apply. RAs work approximately 20 hours per week and are compensated with full room and board for the entire academic year. If you are interested in leadership opportunities, mentoring, or helping others, this could be the job for you! Applications are due Nov. 26, 2012 at 11:59 pm.

This Friday, Young Americans for Liberty will be hosting a Civil Liberties forum featuring Glen Greenwald, Jacob Hornberger, and Bruce Fein. Among the topics to be discussed will be the War on Terrorism, habeas corpus, the Patriot Act and how our individual rights have been affected over the past eleven years since 9/11. More information can be found here and tickets can be reserved here. The forum will be held from 7-9 pm Friday in Humanities 1B50.

Tues | Oct 16 | 7pm Join Lutheran Campus Ministry for a conversation on the relationship between faith and politics. Brad Wood, director of Lutheran Advocacy Ministries, will guide our discussion. Lutheran Advocacy Ministries engages in legislative advocacy to speak with and on behalf of another to protect human rights and promote responsible care of God's creation. Brad is a Lutheran lobbyist. We meet at Buchanan's Coffee Pub on the Hill (Broadway & Pennsylvania).

You want to make a difference. We can help you do it. Come eat FREE PIZZA and hear representatives from City Year, Teach For America, and the Peace Corps share ways that you can get involved and make an impact in each of their organizations before or after graduating. And, there's FREE PIZZA. So there's that. RSVP here: http://goo.gl/2RV66 To read more about each organization, visit their websites: City Year, www.cityyear.org Teach For America, www.teachforamerica.org Peace Corps, www.peacecorps.gov