The Pulse is a dynamic group of bi-partisan student leaders committed to making the University of Colorado Boulder a more engaged, safe, and diverse campus. We are looking for more students to help achieve that vision. If you are interested in running, volunteering, or having a say in the future of your student government and your University, please join us in forming our next progressive ticket and campaign team! Monday, Sept. 17, 7 pm, Hellems 141 OR Tuesday, Sept. 18, 7 pm, Hellems 141

Interested in public health? How about business? Marketing? Film? Social justice? Be part of GlobeMed at CU-Boulder and learn how you can make a difference in the world by bringing global health equity to impoverished nations no matter what major you are. Give GlobeMed a chance to show how you can help contribute to the world we live in. Our weekly meetings are on Wednesdays in Hale 230 from 7:30-9 pm. Drop by or shoot us an email at ucboulder@globemed.org. We would love to meet you!

Interested in adding interactive and engaging content to your Desire2Learn or other online course? Learn how to use Adobe Captivate to create quizzes, animation, branching scenarios, and video for your eLearning environment. We'll also talk about how Adobe® Presenter 8 can help you communicate more effectively with presentations created in Microsoft PowerPoint. Tuesday, 9/18/12 – 3-5 pm in TCOM 215 More info and registration: http://oit.colorado.edu/node/8892

So, you’ve had this amazing experience abroad and now you’re back. Life should be back to normal, RIGHT? But, what if everything around you seems to be the same yet nothing feels the quite like it used to? Or what if you are still on the Study Abroad high and it’s hard to get your footing again at CU? Talk with your fellow study abroad-ers. After Study Abroad: “A Return to Culture Shock” - A Discussion  Monday, Oct. 15, 4—5 pm in UMC 425

So, you’ve had this amazing experience abroad and now you’re back. Life should be back to normal, RIGHT? But, what if everything around you seems to be the same yet nothing feels the quite like it used to? Or what if you are still on the Study Abroad high and it’s hard to get your footing again at CU? Talk with your fellow study abroad-ers. After Study Abroad: “A Return to Culture Shock” - A Discussion Discussions will be held:  Monday, Sept. 17, 3—4 pm in UMC 415-417  Monday, Oct. 15, 4—5 pm in UMC 425

Students can spend three weeks studying Shakespeare’s work on site – in London! The course fulfills UD Literature & Arts Core (three credits). They'll experience Shakespeare’s plays in the context of their first performances and see some live at the Globe Theater. This program is directed by David Glimp and includes field trips to sites such as Windsor Castle and Shakespeare’s hometown. Interest meeting - Monday, Oct. 8, 5-6 pm in UMC 245.

Students can spend three weeks studying Shakespeare’s work on site – in London! The course fulfills UD Literature and Arts Core (three credits). They'll experience Shakespeare’s plays in the context of their first performances and see some live at the Globe Theater. This program is directed by David Glimp and includes field trips to sites such as Windsor Castle and Shakespeare’s hometown. Interest meeting - Monday, Oct. 8, 5-6 pm in UMC 245.

Students will explore remote conservation areas around the Serengeti on this traveling Global Seminar in Maymester. Learn more about indigenous peoples and conservation in one of the most beautiful and biologically-important regions of the world, study political ecology, culture and development while living amongst indigenous groups such as the Maasai and Hadzabe people. Open to all majors. Informational meeting with the Director, Laura DeLuca: Thursday, Oct.25, 5-6pm, C4C S341.

Students will explore remote conservation areas around the Serengeti on this traveling Global Seminar in Maymester. Learn more about indigenous peoples and conservation in one of the most beautiful and biologically-important regions of the world, study political ecology, culture and development while living amongst indigenous groups such as the Maasai and Hadzabe people. Open to all majors. Informational meeting with the Director, Laura DeLuca: Thursday, Oct. 25, 5-6 pm, C4C S341.

Students can spend three weeks in May and June studying film, art, and culture in Rome. All majors can apply and receive 3 UD credits. Course also fulfills UD Literature & Arts core. Program led by Film Studies professor, Suranjan Ganguly(ganguly@colorado.edu). Film screenings and lectures are combined with excursions in & around Rome. Learn more at an informational meeting: Wednesday, Oct. 10, 6-7 pm, ATLAS 1B25