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The University of Colorado has promoted associate head coach Anthony Pham into the head women's tennis coaching position, athletic director Rick George announced Monday.
Pham, 39, had taken over as interim head coach on July 1, replacing Danielle Steinberg, who resigned due to family reasons. Pham had been serving as associate head coach since February, coming to CU from the University of Wisconsin where he was the associate head coach.
The University of Colorado athletic department placed 95 student-athletes on the Pac-12 Conference Spring Academic Honor Roll, the conference announced Thursday.
CU's honorees hailed from men's and women's golf, men's and women's track and field, skiing, lacrosse and tennis. The lacrosse team placed 27 student-athletes on the team, while the women's track and field and ski teams each had 19. The men's track and field team recorded 12 honorees and was followed by women's golf (seven), men's golf (six) and tennis (five).
Campus librarians want to keep the book in your hot book summer. So, they're recommending books every Friday until the start of the fall semester. Check out their recommendations each week.
Community Cycles received one of five grants that allowed the organization to award electric bikes to front-line employees at CU Boulder.
Bike recipients paid $250 to get into the program and received an eBike (valued at over $1500) and all the accessories needed to keep themselves safe and their bikes secure. The CU Bike Program also helped these employees register their bikes with CU through Bike Index, get access to secure on-campus bike shelters and provide “best route” advice depending on where they live and work.
Google is applying a security update in Google Drive to make sharing links more secure. This update will change links (URLs) used for some Drive files shared in November 2017 and prior. Here’s what you need to know.
Fall Welcome occurs Aug. 15–29, with move-in beginning on Aug. 15. Here’s what faculty and staff need to know in preparation for the events.
Fall is nearly here, y'all, and it's time to begin planning for your learning and development schedule. Human Resources welcomes faculty and staff to register for learning, development and self-care courses.
CU expanded premium access to even more online courses by securing participation in the Coursera Partner Consortium, a learning program that offers CU faculty, staff and degree-seeking students no-cost access to not just CU’s Coursera courses but to thousands of additional non-credit online courses offered by Coursera’s global network of university partners.
Using the University Libraries’ course reserves service is a great way to help students save money on required texts and other course-related materials necessary for helping them succeed.
This year's event on Oct. 12–15 will be hybrid, offering participants opportunities to attend fascinating and informative virtual presentations and panels, as well as experience in-person discussions and activities. Submit your proposal by Aug. 10.
The Research on Affective Disorders and Development Lab is conducting research on the effects of CBD on mood and behavior. We are recruiting young adults ages 18 to 30.
One group we recruit will include people who are experiencing depression. The other group will consist of people who have never had any diagnosed mental disorder.
The study includes a few different parts:
The study takes place over the course of 6 weeks, and you will be compensated for your participation (maximum of $863–$1,038 for completing all parts of the study).
If you want to learn more, contact the RADD Lab at raddlab@colorado.edu or fill out our initial eligibility screening.
The Graduate and Professional Student Government is seeking a representative to join the review board for the CU Boulder libraries for the fall 2021 semester. Learn more and apply by Aug. 16.
The CU Youth Piano Program offers piano lessons for fall 2021. All levels and ages are welcome!
Details about the program:
Struggling with anxiety or depression? Feeling down, hopeless or stuck in a cycle of unproductive worry? Low-cost teletherapy is available through CU Boulder’s Raimy Psychology Clinic, for individuals residing in Colorado. Sessions are held through the videoconferencing platform Zoom.
Raimy Clinic therapists can provide help coping with stress, depression, anxiety, relationship issues and other difficulties during this very challenging time! Special low rates are available for all CU Boulder students, staff and faculty, or family members of full-time staff or faculty. Openings for new clients are available now. Email or call now to start the intake process.
For more information, call our intake coordinator Anna Gilmour at 303-492-5177, email raimy@colorado.edu or visit our website.
See opening for flex plan assistants. Contact Valerie Hamilton at dsinfo@colorado.edu.