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Welcome to the Department of Comparative Literature and Humanities at CU-Boulder. On this site you will find information about and guidelines for both the department's undergraduate and graduate programs and course offerings. You will also find information about our faculty and who to contact if you have any further questions.
Students interested in our M.A. and Ph.D. programs should follow the link to the Graduate Program for information about admissions. Prospective Humanities majors should follow the link to the Undergraduate Program for further information about the major's degree requirements.
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Looking to hire Work-Study Student Assistant IV
The Department of Humanities & Comparative Literature is currently seeking a Work-Study eligible student. This position is for 10 hours per week paying $12 hourly.
Responsibilities:
Maintain & create website. Maintain department PCs/Network/Printers. Photocopy, run errands, answer phone/questions.
Skills:
HTML/CSS, Dreamweaver, Photoshop, PERL, Router Port Forwarding & VPN, password-protected sites, problem solving, customer service/interpersonal skills.
Please contact: patricia.paige@colorado.edu
Paul Gordon awarded the prestigious Boulder Faculty Assembly Teaching Excellence Award
Congratulations to Professor Paul Gordon, winner of the Boulder Faculty Assembly Teaching Exellence Award, Spring 2008.
This very competitive campus-wide award is given to only four members of the university's faculty each year. A well deserved honor for Paul!
Greer J. Mc Keown receives Eaton Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Achievement.
Congratulations to recent Humanities Undergraduate Student, Greer J. Mc Keown, winner of the 2008 Eaton Award for Excellence in Undergraduate Achievement, offered through the Center for Humanities and the Arts, with endowed funds from Woody and Leslie Eaton.
Lindsay M. Roberts and Meghan C. Vicks receive Katherine Jacob Lamont Scholarship.
Congratulations to Humanities undergraduate student, Lindsay M. Roberts, and Comparative Literature graduate student, Meghan C. Vicks, winners of the 2008 Katherine Jacob Lamont Scholarship. This scholarship is awarded by individual humanities departments to students who have strong academic records and who have made significant contributions to their departments.
Meghan Vicks receives Student Teaching Excellence Award
Congratulations to graduate student Meghan Vicks, winner of the 2007-2008 Graduate Student Teaching Excellence Award. The honor includes an award of $500.00.
For over 30 years the Graduate School has awarded up to ten Graduate Part-Time Instructors Teaching Excellence Awards. Determinations are made by a committee comprised of faculty members from across the disciplines who select award recipients on the basis of a biographical statement, faculty recommendations, student evaluations, and classroom observations.
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Summer '08 Courses
