As we respond and adapt to the COVID-19 pandemic, the city of Boulder, CU and Boulder County are inviting everyone to participate in small dialogues to share their experiences with the virus and discuss how to move forward as a community.
The Leeds School of Business Teaching Excellence Committee invites you to a presentation by Professor Clayton Lewis. He'll address challenging concepts faced by faculty to present a framework for using representations to teach effectively.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, graduate students are encouraged (and may be required) to defend theses remotely. Faculty advisors and students will learn important tips and tricks to use Zoom for thesis defenses.
Former Australian Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, a passionate supporter for progressive environmental policy and national public education, will give a virtual talk to the CU community on Nov. 9.
In this Nov. 12 live panel discussion with U.S. Congressman Joe Neguse, Brad Feld, science fiction author Blake Crouch and historian Patty Limerick, Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser will moderate an examination of the arc of the next 50 years.
The CU Boulder chamber music program will present small student ensembles in concert for an unforgettable performance of classic and modern chamber works.
Engage virtually on topics of inclusion in the classroom; anti-Asian racism and COVID-19; and putting purpose into your passion through "heartwork." There will also be a campus One Read discussion at CU Boulder's 31st Diversity and Inclusion Summit.
As we wait to learn the results of the 2020 election, caring staff is here to support you. As a start, and in addition to the resources that are always available, there will be a virtual space available. Learn more.
Join Associate Professor Scott Skinner-Thompson, who will draw from his new book to explain how privacy can serve as a form of expressive resistance to government and corporate surveillance regimes.
