Gloria Timmons Named New Employment Services Director
Gloria Timmons was appointed director of Employment Services in early June, and will begin her appointment July 1. Timmons has worked for the university since 1992, all but one year in the Department of Human Resources. More >>

CU-Boulder Takes Natural Hazard Workshops To Colorado K-12 Teachers
Professor Ann Sheehan of the Cooperative Institute for Research in Environmental Sciences and graduate student Heidi Reeg teamed with the CU Science Explorers program in 2005-2006 to bring workshops on natural hazards to middle school teachers and students throughout Colorado. More >>

Diversity Magazines Release Degree Rankings
CU-Boulder is ranked once again in two annual magazine rankings for underrepresented students—Diverse Issues in Higher Education's Top 100 Undergraduate Producers and Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education's Top 100 Colleges Awarding Degrees to Hispanics. The magazines conducted rankings for the number of degrees awarded nationally in 2004-2005. More >>

New Inside CU Feature: Your Turn
We're starting a new Inside CU segment, "Your Turn," in our July 11 edition. "Your Turn" will feature guest opinion articles from you, our CU-Boulder faculty and staff, on selected monthly topics. More >>

		CU-Boulder Leeds School Program For High School Students Leads To Dream Job With Denver Broncos When Neda Zanganeh's high school counselor suggested she attend an information session about the Business Leadership Program at the University of Colorado's Leeds School of Business, she was skeptical.
		CU-Boulder, BLM Collaborating On Four Corners Archaeology Project A partnership between the U.S. Bureau of Land Management and the University of Colorado at Boulder initiated in August 2005 to inventory a rich archaeological region in southeastern Utah will continue this summer.
		Tropical Forest CO2 Emissions Tied To Nutrient Increases, Says CU-Boulder Study Extra helpings of key nutrients given to tropical rain forest soils caused them to release substantially more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, a concern to scientists monitoring global change, says a new University of Colorado at Boulder study.
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