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IN THE SPOTLIGHT In the Spotlight with David Getches, dean, School of Law What's New in the Department of Human Resources Exploring the Cultural and Historical Context of Religion
FEATURED NEWSLETTER The Department of Anthropology publishes an annual newsletter for its alumni and associates called News from Hale, named after our beautiful building.  |
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FROM THE CHANCELLOR Research and Graduate Education - CU's Other Learning Enterprise In the spirit of continuing campus discourse on current topics, I thought you would be interested in the following message from Susan Avery, interim provost and vice chancellor for research and dean of the Graduate School, on "Research and Graduate Education - CU's Other Learning Enterprise." AWARDS AND KUDOS Equity and Excellence Award Recipients Honored Five recipients of the 20th Annual Equity and Excellence Awards were honored at a banquet April 28. Associate Professor Ruben Donato, School of Education, and Carol Miyagishima, director, Chancellor's Leadership Residential Academic Program and Ethnic Living and Learning Community, received faculty and staff awards. Hillary Jorgensen, English, Michelle Miles, School of Journalism and Mass Communication and Shengwang Du, physics, each received student Awards. Christine Yoshinaga-Itano, associate vice chancellor of diversity and equity, received the outstanding leadership award and Albert Ramirez, associate professor, psychology and ethnic studies departments, received a special honor for establishing the banquet 20 years ago. Community Builder Brick Award Recipients Honored Two Community Builder Brick Awards recently were presented to CU-Boulder employees by the Building Community Committee. Umy (Mimi) Lam, student supervisor in the UMC Student Programs Office, was recognized April 25 for her "compassionate and supportive leadership style" and her work with the Dennis Small Cultural Center. Lam graduated this spring. Annett Baumgartner, professional research assistant in the physics department, was recognized April 29 for her thoughtful and personal approach to working with students. Baumgartner currently is on maternity leave. 11 Down Beat Awards Region's Highest Number Down Beat magazine recently presented two CU-Boulder Jazz Studies musicians with awards, bringing the program's four-year total to 11, more than any other school in the region. Bassist Gonzalo Teppa, outstanding jazz instrumental soloist and saxophonist Kurtis Adams, honored for his original composition, will be featured in the June issue of Down Beat magazine. Teppa also was named an outstanding soloist in the 2004 competition. Program Director John Davis is the faculty adviser for both students. For more information about the Jazz Studies department visit College of Music: Jazz Studies. DID YOU KNOW? 2005 Spring Graduation Statistics A total of 5,464 degrees were awarded to this year's spring graduates: • 4,297 bachelor's degrees • 787 master's degrees • 229 doctorate degrees • 151 law degrees. Dialogue Network Hosts Session for Faculty and Staff Recently, the CU-Boulder community has faced many challenges that have drawn public attention and affected all those who work here. The CU Dialogue Network invites faculty and staff to gather and explore the impact of these events and associated public scrutiny today, Tuesday, May 10, 12-1:30 pm in UMC 457. Share your story, listen to others and explore strategies for supporting one another in challenging times. Bring lunch. Drinks and sweets provided. Visit Dialogue Network for more information. |
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