Student Buff Bulletin 01/24/2011

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    SUBJECT: Student Buff Bulletin 01/24/2011

    Student Buff Bulletin
    24 January 2011, Monday

    A Boulder Campus digest of current events

    In this issue:

    --- Provide a Complete and Accurate Web Address for Your Buff Bulletin
    --- New Classes at the Student Rec Center
    --- Water Quality Notice to Faculty, Students and Staff from Environmental Health and Safety
    --- Spring Language Classes
    --- Study Masterpieces of British Lit this Spring, Online!
    --- Take Our Quick Survey and You Could Win $75 CU Book Store Gift Card
        and an iPod!
    --- Need Computer Software or Hardware?
    --- Apply for a Paid Position with the Honor Code!
    --- Fiske Planetarium Shows!
    --- Sustainability Leadership Series Begins Jan. 26, 2011
    --- Bowling Leagues, Poker, Drop-In Pool Tournaments and More!
    --- Volunteer with International Students
    --- Basketball Games Affect Campus Parking and Traffic
    --- Branch Out: Screening of "It'll Make Me A World" PBS Documentary Series
    --- Follow us Online and Win Great Prizes!
    --- Blood Drive Jan. 31, Feb. 1, Feb. 7 and 8

    PROVIDE A COMPLETE AND ACCURATE WEB ADDRESS FOR YOUR BUFF BULLETIN

    Please check your URL (web site) before submitting a Buff Bulletin (BB)
    message. URLs require a FULL web address in order to be clickable on all of
    the various campus email reading software such as MS Outlook, Eudora, or
    Entourage. A complete address begins with http:// (or https:// for secure
    sites) rather than just www, etc. Verify correct navigation of the URL prior
    to submission by clicking on it yourself first to be sure that it directs
    the user to your site.
    Contact: Melanie O. Massengale, 2-2442, Melanie.Massengale@Colorado.EDU
    Additional information: http://www.colorado.edu/ememo/checklist.html

    NEW CLASSES AT THE STUDENT REC CENTER

    New classes in Latin Dance/Cuban Salsa, Belly Dance, Massage Techniques,
    Women's Self Defense, European Fencing, and Adult Learn-to-Swim are just
    beginning the week of Jan. 24. In addition, it's still not too late to
    register for Aerobics, Martial Arts, Indoor Cycling, Master's Swim,
    Pilates, and Yoga. Registration is available "in person" at the
    Recreation Center cashier, and is open to CU Students and Adult Members only.
    Contact: Fitness & Wellness Program, 303-492-5258
    Additional information:
    http://www.colorado.edu/recreation/instructionprogram/spring.html

    WATER QUALITY NOTICE TO FACULTY, STUDENTS AND STAFF FROM ENVIRONMENTAL
    HEALTH AND SAFETY

    Everyone at CU shares the same job: protecting our water quality. The
    Environmental Protection Agency and the Colorado Department of Public
    Health and Environment requires EH&S to notify the campus of our
    responsibility to ensure water quality. Go to
    http://www.colorado.edu/ehs/pdf/Water%20Quality%20Notice.pdf on EH&S's
    home page under "What's New" to find out ways you can protect water
    quality at CU. If you have any questions or comments, please contact EH&S
    at 303-492-6025 or EHS@Colorado.edu.
    Contact: Sherril Potter
    Additional information: http://www.colorado.edu/ehs

    SPRING LANGUAGE CLASSES

    Add a new language to your impressive list of conquests. The Anderson
    Language & Technology Center (ALTEC), located in Hellems, is offering
    eight-week language courses in American Sign Language, French, Italian,
    Japanese, Spanish and Swedish. These non-credit classes are open to all CU
    staff, faculty, grad students, retirees, spouses and Boulder community
    members. See website to register. Classes begin on Feb. 7.
    Contact: David Nicoll
    Additional information: http://altec/languageclasses/index.shtml

    STUDY MASTERPIECES OF BRITISH LIT THIS SPRING, ONLINE!

    Ten-week course explores depictions of heroes, honor and courage: Sir
    Gawain and the Green Knight, Henry IV, Paradise Lost, Frankenstein, A
    Christmas Carol, and more! Approved for arts and sciences CORE curriculum:
    literature and the arts. Three papers, three discussion posts. Register
    today, ENGL 1500-581. $306/credit hour tuition separate from main campus
    tuition.
    Contact: Amy
    Additional information:
    http://conted.colorado.edu/programs/independent-learning/courses/term/

    TAKE OUR QUICK SURVEY AND YOU COULD WIN $75 CU BOOK STORE GIFT CARD AND AN
    IPOD!

    Take this quick survey about textbook sellback and you will be entered to
    win a $75 CU Book Store gift card and an iPod! The survey is available at
    https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/QHSMT7M. The deadline is Tuesday, Feb. 1 at
    8 am MST.
    Contact: CU Book Store
    Additional information: http://www.cubookstore.com

    NEED COMPUTER SOFTWARE OR HARDWARE?

    Did you know that as a student at CU-Boulder you can purchase academically
    priced software, computer systems from Apple, Dell and HP, and software
    licenses at extremely reduced prices? This includes a wide variety of
    Adobe and Microsoft products. For more information visit the CU Book Store.
    Contact: CU Book Store
    Additional information: http://www.cubookstore.com

    APPLY FOR A PAID POSITION WITH THE HONOR CODE!

    The Honor Code is now accepting applications for the paid position of
    Director of Investigations on the Honor Council. The Honor Code is an
    entirely student-run administrative office that handles academic integrity
    on campus. We are looking for hard working and dedicated individuals who
    want to make a difference on campus. For more information on necessary
    qualifications or the application process, please review the application at
    http://www.colorado.edu/honorcode/files/honor%20council%20application.pdf
    Contact: Elizabeth Thurston
    Additional information: http://www.colorado.edu/honorcode

    FISKE PLANETARIUM SHOWS!

    Explore "Colorado Skies: Lunar Science" with Matt Benjamin Jan. 27 at 7:30
    pm - FREE with CU ID! Consider "The Crowded Sky" on Friday at 7:30 pm.
    Weather permitting, Sommers-Bausch Observatory (SBO) open every Friday 8
    pm for FREE public viewing! Friday laser shows - 9:30 Laser Outkast, 10:45
    pm Pink Floyd: The Wall - $7 all ages. Saturday afternoon family shows - 2
    pm Stars and Lasers, 3:15 pm Laser: Peter & Wolf.
    Contact: Jacque Sykes
    Additional information: http://fiske.colorado.edu

    SUSTAINABILITY LEADERSHIP SERIES BEGINS JAN. 26, 2011

    The CU Environmental Center's Sustainable Practices Program will present
    a spring series of brown bag lunch presentations on important
    sustainability topics for the university, local businesses, and community
    at large, from noon to 1:00 p.m. on Wednesdays, January 26 through April
    27, 2011. The Jan. 26 presentation is -How Does Sustainability Create
    Value for an Organization?- with Environmental Center Director Dave
    Newport, in UMC Room 353.
    Contact: E-Center, ecenter@colorado.edu
    Additional information:
    http://ecenter.colorado.edu/resources/events-calendar/view/180/177

    BOWLING LEAGUES, POKER, DROP-IN POOL TOURNAMENTS AND MORE!

    C'mon and play! It's time to register for Sunday Night Bowling League-only
    $100 per four-person team! Check out our other special weekly events: Monday
    Night Bowling - two hrs @ $7pp; Tuesday Night FREE Poker Tournaments;
    Wednesday Drop-in Pool Tournaments @ $2pp; Wednesday Singles Bowling
    Tournaments and more! We've got food, beverage, HDTVs, games arcade, free
    Wii - a lot of fun for little or no cost! Open seven days/week, The
    Connection, 1st floor UMC.
    Contact: theconnection@colorado.edu, 303-492-5461
    Additional information: http://umc.colorado.edu/theconnection

    VOLUNTEER WITH INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS

    The International English Center at CU Boulder seeks native English speakers
    to volunteer with our Conversation Partner Program. Meet with an IEC student
    for one hour a week and talk about different topics ranging from school,
    travel, etc. Currently we have students from over 20 countries. This
    program is a great opportunity to learn about another culture and share
    your own. Please contact Camille at convpart@colorado.edu or 303-492-5547
    with questions or for an application.
    Contact: Camille

    BASKETBALL GAMES AFFECT CAMPUS PARKING AND TRAFFIC

    It's basketball season. CU plays Kansas Jan. 25, 6 p.m. On game days,
    traffic occurs near Coors Events Center, typically one hour before to an
    hour after the game. If you are a permit holder returning to campus during
    a game and your lot is full, attendants may direct you to alternate
    parking. Please move your vehicle into your permitted lot before 7:30 the
    next morning. Visit http://www.cubuffs.com for the men's and women's
    basketball schedules.
    Contact: Susannah Storch
    Additional information: http://www.cubuffs.com

    BRANCH OUT: SCREENING OF "IT'LL MAKE ME A WORLD" PBS DOCUMENTARY SERIES

    In recognition of Black History Month, the Dennis Small Cultural Center
    invites you to come to a screening of "It'll Make Me A World." This
    documentary-style PBS Series explores African American jazz artists from
    the twentieth century. This is a satellite event of the Langston Hughes
    Project, and it is free and open to the public. This event will take place
    on Wednesday, Feb. 2 at 6 pm in UMC 457. Refreshments will be provided!
    Contact: DSCC 303-735-1078 or dscc@colorado.edu
    Additional information:
    http://umc.colorado.edu/quicklinks/getinvolved_dscc.html

    FOLLOW US ONLINE AND WIN GREAT PRIZES!

    Get great career advice, be the first to know about special career events
    on campus, and win great prizes in our doorprize drawings! Follow us
    online on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Blogger and CSO's Careers in the
    BUFF weekly newsletter. We'll be doing prize drawings on Facebook,
    Twitter, Blogger and Careers in the BUFF, so make sure to join!

    Facebook:
    http://www.facebook.com/pages/CU-Boulder-Career-Services/139348982746543?ref=ts

    Twitter: http://twitter.com/CUCareerServ

    LinkedIn:
    http://www.linkedin.com/groupInvitation?gid=113018&sharedKey=2D526C7754=99

    Blogger: http://cucareerservices.blogspot.com/

    CSO and Careers in the BUFF:
    http://careerservices.colorado.edu/students/CSO.aspx

    Contact: Career Services, 303-492-6541
    Additional information:
    http://careerservices.colorado.edu/students/students.aspx

    BLOOD DRIVE JAN. 31, FEB. 1, FEB. 7 AND 8

    Blood drive next week. UMC. You have what it takes to save a life. Boulder
    Staff Council sponsors Bonfils Blood drive four days at the UMC room
    382-386 10 am-3:30 pm. Jan. 31, Feb. 1, Feb. 7 and 8. For on line
    appointment go to http://www.bonfils.org use site code 0248 or call
    303-363-2300. Thank you for your donation to help save lives.
    Contact: Lori Jackson, scouncil@colorado.edu

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    adheres to the CU-Boulder "Use of Faculty/Staff Electronic Memo System"
    policy and is monitored by the Chancellor's Electronic Communication
    Committee. See http://www.colorado.edu/ememo/ for more information.


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