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IN THE SPOTLIGHT Business
School Update Volunteer
Clearing House Launches Internship Program
for On-Campus Students Update
from Mike Bohn, Athletic Director
FEATURED NEWSLETTER History: the Newletter of the Department of History at the University of Colorado at Boulder is published once a year in the fall and is sent to alumni and other friends of the department.  | |
FROM THE CHANCELLOR Strengthening Our Colorado Partnerships Two weeks ago, I traveled to the Western Slope with several outstanding faculty members and students to talk with alumni, students, parents, community members and the media about CU-Boulder. AWARDS AND KUDOS Athletic Kudos • Alumni C Club Director Bill Harris was promoted to assistant athletic director for the Alumni C Club and other programs • Track and field student-athletes Andy Miller (political science, philosophy, economics) and Liza Negriff (international affairs, Spanish for the professions and economics) have been awarded Big 12 Conference postgraduate scholarships as both graduated in May with the unique distinction of earning degrees in three majors • Women's golfer Maria Persson-Gulda and Nordic skier Muriele Huberli were both named to the 2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-District VII University Division Women's At-Large Team, while distance runners Jon Severy and Renee Metivier were selected to their respective Academic All-District Track & Field/Cross Country teams. All four are now represented on the national ballot. • Distance runner Sara Slattery won her second career individual NCAA title when she won the women's 10,000-m run at this month's NCAA Division I Outdoor Track and Field Championships. Her run was one of six All-American performances, including Christine Bolf (10k), Natalie Florence (Steeplechase), Renee Metivier (5k), Brent Vaughn (5k) and Bret Schoolmeester (10k) • Junior men's golfer Edward McGlasson was named to the PING All-Central Region Team as awarded by the Golf Coaches Association of America • Senior distance runner Jon Severy was named to the 2005 ESPN The Magazine Academic All-America Men's Track & Field/Cross Country first team as selected by the members of the College Sports Information Directors of America (CoSIDA). DID YOU KNOW? Cartography Lab Creates Last Maps New "Tree Walk" maps are now available for free at the Henderson Museum and Heritage Center. The maps list 64 trees in the Historic District area of the Boulder campus. Memorials & Public Art of the CU Boulder Campus Historic District maps soon will be available, listing 75 sites around campus. These are the last two maps in the Heritage Map Series, created by the cartography lab in the Department of Geography as a parting gift to the university. The lab closed June 16 due to budget cuts. For more information visit the Department of Geography Cartography Lab. Fighting Spam Spam is a growing problem. As you wade through and delete unwanted email, it might surprise you to know that you're not even seeing the vast majority of unwanted messages that get delivered to the campus each day. Because of the filtering and aggressive blocking of known spammers and messages containing viruses and worms, more than 80 percent of messages sent to campus email users each day are never even delivered to campus inboxes. In fact, ITS currently blocks more than 30 million hosts and rejects more than one million messages per day. For more information visit the ITS web site. "What Happens in Vegas, Stays in Vegas" We've all heard that famous line, promoting Las Vegas tourism. Did you know that it was co-created by School of Journalism and Mass Communication alum Jason Hoff (2000)? He and partner Jeff Candido penned the famous line, which is credited with boosting Las Vegas tourism. Hoff currently works for BBDO New York, creating advertisements for Pepsi, G.E. and eBay. He hopes to someday run his own advertising agency. Information courtesy of the SJMC newsletter, Bylines.
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