AWARDS AND KUDOS Buffalo Bicycle Classic a Success This year's Buffalo Bicycle Classic raised more than $170,000, surpassing their goal of $150,000. Volunteer coordinator Valerie McNally said riders enjoyed a perfect, hot and sunny day and thanks all the wonderful volunteers and participants in the University community. Participants stream over bridge during Race for the Cure. CU's Race for the Cure Team Sets Record This year's crowd for the Oct. 2 Race for the Cure was a record-breaking one and so was the "CU 4 the Cure" team, which had 82 members and won as the largest team in the Colleges and Universities category. The team raised $4,500 - 450% over their goal. Many members of the team met on Sunday morning and walked in the 62,000+ crowd. CU balloons drew many alumni and CU friends over to walk with the group. Jan. 1, 2004: Women's Basketball Head Coach Ceal Barry celebrates her 500th win in this file photo. Ceal Barry to be Inducted into Sports Hall of Fame Ceal Barry, associate athletic director and former head women's basketball coach, will be inducted into the Colorado Sports Hall of Fame at the 42nd annual induction banquet in April 2006. Barry's 26-year coaching career ranks 25th among NCAA Division I coaches. She led the Buffs in 13 20-win seasons, 12 trips to the NCAA Tournament, four Big Eight Conference regular season titles and five conference tournament championships. Former CU student-athletes Tom Hancock and J. Allen Patten also will be inducted at the April banquet. Edward Craighead, professor and chair of the psychology department Edward Craighead Receives Award for Contributions to Clinical Psychology Edward Craighead, professor and chair of the psychology department, received the Florence Halpern Award for Distinguished Professional Contributions to Clinical Psychology. The national award is presented by the American Psychological Association's Society of Clinical Psychology. Craighead's current research focuses on preventing reoccurring depression among college students and preventing initial episodes of depression among adolescents in Iceland. He has authored or edited more than 120 papers and seven books and has chaired the psychology department since 2003.		Office of Contracts and Grants Helps CU-Boulder Excel in Research New Journalism Course Promotes Community Involvement Science Discovery Program Fosters Enthusiasm for Science Rethinking Graduate Education and Scholarship CU-Boulder Expands Office Addressing Discrimination And Harassment Handling Harassment Cases Among CU-Boulder Students Presents Unique Challenges CU-Boulder Adds To Crime Stoppers Fund, Encourages Community Support For Identifying GHB Perpetrators More News Music from Colorado

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