Desire2Learn Grade Book Clinics May 8, 10, 14; 12-1 p.m. Norlin Commons E113 Academic Technology is offering several drop-in clinics during exam week to assist faculty using Desire2Learn with their semester-end grade book questions. One-on-one consultations will be available. Advance registration is appreciated, but not required.

The family of Charles Wilcox invites his colleagues and friends from CU to attend a memorial service for Charles, who passed away on April 9. Saturday, May 12 10:30 am UMC Aspen rooms Charles served as an Assistant in the English Department and the Department of Comparative Literature and Humanities for over 20 years.

The University of Colorado is hosting the NCAA West Regional on Thursday-Saturday, May 10-12 at Colorado National Golf Club in Erie! The Regional Championship will feature the #4 Buffs, along with 23 other teams and 6 of the top individual golfers in the country. The tournament is free and open to the general public. For more information on the tournament or to follow it live, visit http://CUBuffs.com/womensgolf.

Facilitator: Janeen Haller-Abernethy, FSAP. Explore behaviors causing being overweight and obese. Find out why crash dieting and temporary weight changes don't work. Topics include motivation and goal setting for long-term weight loss, journaling food intake, mindless and mindful eating, body image, adding activity to support weight loss. Come prepared to learn and apply ways to change behavior in support of sustainable weight loss. The group meets once a week, Thursdays, 12:00p.m.-1:30p.m., starting June 14, 2012 at the UMC.

On Sunday, May 20, the southwestern United States will witness an eclipse of the Sun! The Moon will cover 85-90% of the Sun. Protect your eyes! Get eclipse shades for watching this rare event. Available at Fiske Planetarium and McGuckin Hardware for $2 each. Folsom Stadium will open at 5:45 PM on May 20 for eclipse viewing.

The Classics Department and ALTEC at CU Boulder will offer Intensive Beginning Classical Greek this summer. This non-credit course will cover first year Greek grammar, from 6/4 to 7/27 (eight weeks, MWF, section 1 at 8-10:30 am or section 2 at 4:30-7 pm). For more information contact Mitch Pentzer, pentzer@colorado.edu. No prior knowledge of Greek necessary. No CU affiliation necessary. Tuition will be $890; deadline for registering with payment will be Wednesday 5/16.

Think Summer! Summer Session registration is underway. Check the por tal orthe website for classes including Maymester and online classes. Register early for the best selection.

Game theory is an approach for analyzing games and situations where success depends upon the choices of others. Game theory is often used in economics, political science, and psychology. No prior knowledge of game theory or economics is necessary. Open to graduate students in engineering, math, political science, economics, business, and other fields as well as Law. LAWS 6708 - May 14-June 1. Call 303-492-5148 for more information.

After winning the conference title, the CU Cycling team is again off to the Road Cycling National Championships in Ogden, UT from May 4-6! Follow results at http://www.usacycling.org/events/?state=3DUT. Throughout the year, the team competes in Road, Mountain, Cyclocross and BMX races. New members of all levels are welcome, and no race experience is necessary. All you need is a working bike and a helmet. For more information, please visit our website below!

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