From: Student Buff Bulletin (memofrom@Colorado.EDU)
Date: Tue Jun 14 2011 - 01:12:05 MDT
Date: Tue, 14 Jun 2011 01:12:05 -0600 (MDT) From: Student Buff Bulletin <memofrom@Colorado.EDU> Subject: Student Buff Bulletin 06/14/2011
SUBJECT: Student Buff Bulletin 06/14/2011
Student Buff Bulletin
14 J=
une 2011, Tuesday
A Boulder Campus digest of current events
In thi=
s issue:
--- Experience CU New Opera Works This Summer!
--- Study Ab=
road Summer Info Sessions: Study Abroad 101 and Affording Study
Abr=
oad
--- Physically Inactive Research Subjects Needed $45
--- Earn Up t=
o $11/Hour This Summer
--- Charles Castleman: Free Violin Recital at Ch=
amber Hall, C199, College of
Music
--- Free Quartet Program Concer=
ts at Chamber Hall, C199, College of Music
--- Free Quartet Program Son=
ata Concerts at Chamber Hall, C199, College of
Music
--- Beat the =
Heat at Your UMC - Open All Summer for Food, Games and Study!
--- Summe=
r Bike to Work Day is Wednesday, June 22
EXPERIENCE CU NEW OPERA =
WORKS THIS SUMMER!
Headstrong Elizabeth Bennett and the elite Mr. Dar=
cy are now opera stars! CU
NOW presents scenes from "Pride and Prejudic=
e," an opera by Kirke Mechem,
and "Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are De=
ad" by composer Herschel Garfein.
CU NOW invites you to experience the =
development of these new operas June
22-25. The program kicks off 6/14 =
with bass-baritone Ashraf Sewailam's guest
recital at 7:30 pm. All even=
ts are in the ATLAS Black Box theater with $15 =
general admission.
Contact: CU Presents Box Office, 303-492-8008
Addit=
ional information:
http://cupresents.org/default/index.cfm?action=3Dres=
ults&category=3Dcu%20now
STUDY ABROAD SUMMER INFO SESSIONS: STUDY=
ABROAD 101 AND AFFORDING =
STUDY ABROAD
Start planning for your experience abroad with summer in=
fo sessions! Study
Abroad 101 is the first step for students interested=
in study abroad. Affording =
Study Abroad further addresses the financial aspect of studying abroad. =
=
Students must attend Study Abroad 101 prior to the Affording Study Abroa=
d =
meeting (same day or other previous session).
Study Abroad 101: June =
at 1:15 pm in Center for Community S350 Affording =
Study Abroad will directly follow, at 1:45 pm.
Contact: cindy.kraft@c=
olorado.edu
Additional information: http://studyabroad.colorado.edu
=
PHYSICALLY INACTIVE RESEARCH SUBJECTS NEEDED $45
The Department o=
f Integrative Physiology is seeking 18-30 year-old volunteers,
who have=
been physically inactive (six months). Additional screening questions
=
will be asked upon inquiry. You will be asked to run downhill on a tread=
mill
for 40 minutes, which will produce muscle soreness. Blood samples =
and
soreness ratings will be collected on five occasions. The study wil=
l require ~3.5 =
hours total, spread across eight days. You will be paid $45 for study co=
mpletion.
Contact: allenlab@colorado.edu, 303-735-0358, contact: Molly
EARN UP TO $11/HOUR THIS SUMMER
Looking for a job that will all=
ow you to make a ton of cash while working around =
peak sun hours? Then this is the job for you! Working at the CU Call Cen=
ter =
enables you to work for a meaningful cause on days that fit into your su=
mmer =
plans. Visit us online for more details and to fill out an application a=
t:
http://co.thecallingcenter.com =
Contact: Christy Hileman
CHARLES CASTLEMAN: FREE VIOLIN RECITAL A=
T CHAMBER HALL, C199, COLLEGE =
OF MUSIC
Saturday, July 9 at 7:30 pm
Beethoven Sonata No. 4
Schum=
ann Sonata No. 2
Szymanowski Notturno and Tarantella
Ives Sonata No. 2=
Franck Sonata
http://www.quartetprogram.com
paulamajer@yahoo.com
=
303-492-6801
Contact: Paula Majerfeld
FREE QUARTET PROGRAM CONCE=
RTS AT CHAMBER HALL, C199, COLLEGE OF =
MUSIC
The Quartet Program, in its 42nd year, is an intensive, four-we=
ek, summer =
chamber music program which brings together some of the most highly gift=
ed
young performers from around the world.
Quartet Concerts at 7:30 =
pm:
July 21 - Mozart K.387, Barber, Dvorak No. 11
July 22 - Schubert -=
--Death and the Maiden---, Dvorak Quintet Op. 987
July 23 --- Mendelsso=
hn No. 4, Beethoven Op. 95, Brahms No. 2
http://www.quartetprogram.=
com
paulamajer@yahoo.com
303-492-6801
Contact: Paula Majerfeld
FREE QUARTET PROGRAM SONATA CONCERTS AT CHAMBER HALL, C199, =
COLLEGE OF MUSIC
The Quartet Program, in its 42nd year, is an intensi=
ve, four-week, summer =
chamber music program which brings together some of the most highly gift=
ed
young performers from around the world.
Sonata Concerts: 7:30 pm=
Wednesday, July 27 - Hindemith, Schumann, Debussy
Thursday, July 28 -=
Beethoven, Brahms, Bach
Friday, July 29 - Franck, Schumann, Prokofiev=
Saturday, July 30 - Martinu, Schubert, Grieg
http://www.quartetprog=
ram.com
paulamajer@yahoo.com
303-492-6801
Contact: Paula Majerfeld
BEAT THE HEAT AT YOUR UMC- OPEN ALL SUMMER FOR FOOD, GAMES AND =
STUDY!
Your UMC is open every day for your convenience. Study, meet f=
riends, bowl
and eat! Baby Doe's Coffee & Bakery is open seven days/wee=
k. The award-
winning Alferd Packer Restaurant & Grill is open Monday-F=
riday with delicious =
choices, including the popular $5 meal deal. It's a different homemade e=
ntr=E9 =
every weekday. Bookmark our Daily Specials Menu page to see our weekly
special selections (link below), and learn more about our award at
http=
://umc.colorado.edu/news/NACUFSaward.html
Contact: UMC Food Service Mgr=
Marc.Rich@colorado.edu, 303-492-6578
Additional information: http://um=
c.colorado.edu/food/dailySpecials.html
SUMMER BIKE TO WORK DAY IS=
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22
Summer Bike to Work Day is coming up on Wednesday=
, June 22. If you're =
walking, biking or busing to campus that day, drop by one of the three b=
reakfast
stations on campus to pick up free food and prizes, courtesy o=
f the campus'
transportation programs. This year, find the breakfast st=
ations at Broadway and
Euclid (by the UMC), Folsom & Colorado (by Math)=
and Marine and 30 (by RL1).
More information on the event at http://dr=
cog.org/biketowork.
Contact: Peter Roper
Additional information: http:=
//ecenter.colorado.edu/transportation/bike
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vice of the Boulder Campus E-Memo System. It
adheres to the CU-Boulder =
"Use of Faculty/Staff Electronic Memo System"
policy and is monitored b=
y the Chancellor's Electronic Communication
Committee. See http://www.=
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