From: CU-Boulder Administrative E-Memo (memofrom@Colorado.EDU)
Date: Tue Mar 27 2007 - 08:01:23 MDT
Date: Tue, 27 Mar 2007 08:01:23 -0600 (MDT) From: CU-Boulder Administrative E-Memo <memofrom@Colorado.EDU> Subject: INSIDE CU -- CU-Boulder's online faculty/staff newsletter
TO: Boulder Campus Teaching & Research Faculty, Staff,
Deans, Directors, Dept Chairs, System Administration
FROM: University Communications
SENDER: Allison Sylvest
DATE: March 26, 2007
SUBJECT: INSIDE CU -- CU-Boulder's online faculty/staff newsletter
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INSIDE CU -- CU-Boulder's online faculty/staff newsletter
Click on any link to read. --> http://www.colorado.edu/insidecu
Contact us at insidecu@colorado.edu
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IN THIS EDITION:
IN THE SPOTLIGHT
Program for Teaching East Asia connects Asian Studies with K-12 schools
Through a variety of outreach programs and initiatives, CU-Boulder's Program
for Teaching East Asia (TEA) is bringing East Asian history, geography,
language and culture closer to the United States. -->
http://www.colorado.edu/insidecu/editions/2007/3-27/story1.html
Career Services offers opportunities for students, faculty and staff
Looking for a way to enhance student learning opportunities? An internship
might be the perfect option. There's a national increase of employers who are
hiring interns, and the amount of paid internships is at 60 percent. -->
http://www.colorado.edu/insidecu/editions/2007/3-27/story2.html
Building the future at the Leeds School of Business
The interior is now only be concrete, metal and plywood, but visitors can see
tiered classrooms beginning to take shape, team rooms starting to develop, and
an atrium rising skyward. The expansion and renovation of the building that
will house the Leeds School of Business is on schedule and showing promise. -->
http://www.colorado.edu/insidecu/editions/2007/3-27/story3.html
Reaching off campus and into communities
CU-Boulder faculty and students provide a wide variety of outreach programs to
communities across Colorado. These programs extend the scholarship of the
faculty and the educational resources of the university and serve various
educational, social, economic, and cultural needs. -->
http://www.colorado.edu/insidecu/editions/2007/3-27/story4.html
FROM THE CHANCELLOR
Dr. G.P. "Bud" Peterson -->
http://www.colorado.edu/insidecu/editions/2007/3-27/chancellor.html
Guest columnist Susan Avery, interim dean of the Graduate School and vice
chancellor for research: "Carpe Vim" revisited-seized opportunities in
renewable and sustainable energy
FROM THE NEWS CENTER
CU-Boulder Center Expands Asian Languages, Programs; Students Flock To Classes
A growing interest in Asian languages, cultures and geopolitics - from the
booming economies of China and India to troubled hot spots in North Korea and
the Middle East - has prompted a University of Colorado at Boulder center to
expand its course offerings to undergraduate and graduate students. -->
http://www.colorado.edu/news/releases/2007/113.html
CU-Boulder To Play Lead Role In Colorado Center For Biorefining And Biofuels
The University of Colorado at Boulder is joining with Colorado State
University, the Colorado School of Mines, the National Renewable Energy
Laboratory and the business sector to establish a Colorado Center for
Biorefining and Biofuels. -->
http://www.colorado.edu/news/releases/2007/111.html
CU-Boulder Selected To Lead Massive Ecological Research Project In West
The University of Colorado at Boulder has been selected to oversee a huge
research project in the southern Rocky Mountains and Colorado Plateau that will
address large-scale ecological problems affecting grasslands to glaciers as
part of a proposal under final review by the National Science Foundation. -->
http://www.colorado.edu/news/releases/2007/107.html
ALSO IN THIS EDITION OF INSIDE CU
Awards and Kudos -->
http://www.colorado.edu/insidecu/editions/2007/3-27/awardskudos.html
- Margaret Murnane honored by women's science organization
- INSTAAR site selected to participate in ecological effort
- BuffVision earns a pair of Telly awards
- Bagel for a Book has a record year
- Ski team takes third at nationals
Did You Know? -->
http://www.colorado.edu/insidecu/editions/2007/3-27/didyoukow.html
- Flagship 2030 Open Forum Date Change
- Building Community family day today at the recreation center
- Rock your world at the World Affairs Conference
- Community gathers to celebrate -Collaborasian-
- Former U.N. Secretary General to speak at CU-Boulder
- Lafayette Park named in honor of Ofelia Miramontes
- Electronic textbooks make mark on CU Book Store
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