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Whether you’re interested in pursuing a career in academia or exploring the broad range of alternative professional options, Career Services is here to help. Here are some upcoming professional development opportunities to take advantage of through October.

Join Staff Council for a bingo game night! Since we can’t be together in person, we want to bring together people interested in some virtual fun and games.

Register by Sept. 3 for the Grad+ weekly Zoom seminars. Get support and structure to help you set goals and maintain good writing habits, while fostering relationships with other doctoral and master’s students.

The Faculty and Staff Assistance Program offers seminars and support groups for well-being during challenging times. September will bring sessions on mindful self-care practices, combating isolation through storytelling, maintaining healthy relationships and more.

Starting Aug. 21, the International Film Series and the University Libraries’ Archives invite you to a virtual screening of an award-winning film that tells the story of the Rocky Flats Plant in Jefferson County, Colorado.

Join an Aug. 25 talk about the role of traditional knowledge and collaborative management in decision-making on public lands. The discussion will include lessons learned from Bears Ears National Monument, recommendations about collaboration between tribes and federal agencies, and more.

Retirement may seem like a long way off, but it’s never too early to start planning your savings strategy. Get a step-by-step overview of options.

The comedian and host of The Daily Show will help welcome students to campus with a virtual talk, discussing his life, work and the topics of today in a moderated conversation.

Join other graduate students and postdocs for a bootcamp to provide structure, writing and time strategies, and the community you need to help you be accountable and finish whatever writing project you are currently working on.

In 1990, NASA’s Voyager 1 took an image of Earth from 4 billion miles away. To celebrate the 30th anniversary of this iconic image, TEDxCU 2020 speakers will inspire and challenge us to think about how our past and present could shape our future.