Digital Media Boot Camp (DMBC) offers a focused introduction to digital media production designed to teach practical digital media and technological skills to people from any field. These all-day intensive classes are offered at the ATLAS center. Students will learn to use industry technologies, applications, and creative tools to communicate and present their ideas. The class will be taught May 9-26. More info found here. The deadline to sign-up for this year's Maymester session is April 28.

Digital Media Boot Camp (DMBC) offers a focused introduction to digital media production designed to teach practical digital media and technological skills to people from any field. These all-day intensive classes are offered at the ATLAS center. Students will learn to use industry technologies, applications, and creative tools to communicate and present their ideas. The class will be taught May 9-26. More info found here. The deadline to sign-up for this year's Maymester session is April 28.

Digital Media Boot Camp (DMBC) offers a focused introduction to digital media production designed to teach practical digital media and technological skills to people from any field. These all-day intensive classes are offered at the ATLAS center and will feature a small, hands-on learning environment. Students will learn to use industry technologies, applications and creative tools; skills that are critical for any industry. The class will be taught May 9-26. More info found here.

Improve your resume and sign up for DMBC this Maymester. Digital Media Boot Camp (DMBC) is designed to teach practical digital media and technological skills to people from any field. These all-day intensive classes are offered at the ATLAS center and will feature a small, hands-on and collaborative learning environment. Students will learn to use industry technologies, applications, and creative tools to communicate and present their ideas. The class will be taught May 9-26. More info found here.

CAS Luncheon Series. David Atherton, assistant professor in the Department of Asian Languages and Civilizations, will present his current research at our next Luncheon Series event on Tuesday, March 15. His talk will be on "Birthing a Book: Imagining Authorial Creativity in Early Modern Japan." This talk will examine works of illustrated fiction from the turn of the nineteenth century in which the author himself (inevitably himself) came to feature as the main protagonist. Tuesday, March 15, 12 p.m., 1424 Broadway. Lunch will be provided.

Perinatal Emotion and Relationships Longitudinal Study (PEARLS) Researchers in CU's Department of Psychology and Neuroscience are recruiting women who are currently pregnant with their first child to participate in a paid study of their experiences of pregnancy, birth and the postpartum period. If interested, please contact Laura River, study coordinator by email or phone. Email: pearlstudy@colorado.edu Phone: 303-735-7547

We are excited to announce that we will be showing the movie Girl Rising on March 30, 6 to 8:30 p.m. in Humanities 1B80. Girl Rising is a documentary that promotes the global campaign for girls’ education (http://girlrising.com/). They use the power of storytelling to share with their audience the fact that educating and empowering girls to reach their full potential has the ability to transform societies. Peace Corps volunteers have been working with community members around the world to increase the opportunities for women and girls.

Let's celebrate this beautiful Catalan tradition with a writing competition! Three $75 awards for the best works. The competition is divided into three main categories: Spanish/Catalan by non-native speakers. Open topic. Spanish/Catalan by native speakers. Open topic. English. Topic should be related to the Catalan culture. The deadline for submissions is April 18, at 11:59 p.m. Submit your text in pdf format, with your student ID and nickname to marti.garrigafont@colorado.edu or at www.facebook.com/CuCatalanClub.

Anna Su from the University of Toronto will present a talk titled "Exporting Freedom: Religious Liberty and American Power" on Monday, March 14, 12 to 1 p.m. in Wolf Law, room 205. This talk is co-sponsored by the CU Political Science Department's Keller Center for the Study of the First Amendment and the CU Law School's Bryon White Center for Constitutional Law.

Frustrated with the Reader’s Digest version of his film, which was forced upon him by his distributors, Wenders created this director’s cut that runs almost four hours long and lives up to his epic intentions for spiritual reconciliation between father and lost son. Admission: $8 and the screening starts at 6 p.m. in the Muenzinger auditorium on Sunday, April 23. For more information: www.internationalfilmseries.com.