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SPECIAL EDITION: Diversity at CU-Boulder, Part 2

Participants look over various cultural artifacts and icons and hold small group discussions at the 2009 Diversity Summit Technology and Diversity session conducted by Erin Yoshimura in the UMC, Feb. 16. (Photo by Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Spotlight Students go global in Study Abroad Programs
Upon their return to the United States, CU-Boulder students often say that their study abroad experiences changed their lives. More >>

Disability Services advocates awareness, gains allies
The current Disability Services office at CU-Boulder sits tucked among dozens of other rooms on the third floor of the Willard Administrative Center. It’s easy to discern the impracticality of this location, but change is in store. More >>

WRC: a place where women thrive
The Women’s Resource Center is a gathering place for members of the CU-Boulder community to converse, pursue creative efforts, learn leadership skills, plan events or simply interact. More >>

GLBT Resource Center a foundation for community
The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Resource Center opened its doors in March of 1995 as a place for education, outreach and advocacy on the CU-Boulder campus. More >>

Student Perspective: Classrooms open doors to topics of diversity
The 14th Annual CU-Boulder Diversity Summit commenced Monday, Feb. 16 at the UMC. The two-day event featured numerous discussions on issues of diversity, including a student panel exploring teaching experiences of multicultural graduate students. More >>

Faculty Focus
Our faculty are a source of great pride and bring a world of expertise, experimentation and excellence to our students and our community. Meet Eric Gonzalez Juenke, assistant professor in the Department of Political Science. More >>

Aubrey Sacco's Campus Dance Project on Norlin Quad encourages students to take a moment to dance.

FROM THE CHANCELLOR
Guest columnist Vice Chancellor Sallye McKee

Thoughts on lessons to be explored in our campus journey toward embracing inclusive excellence
Over the past few years CU-Boulder, like most research universities, has embarked on the task of reframing our diversity agenda to include the important principle that human diversity is inextricably linked to institutional excellence. More >>

AWARDS AND KUDOS

2009 Chancellor's Employee of the Year Award
Chip awarded national mascot championship title
Distinguished Professor Kristi Anseth elected to National Academy of Engineering

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DID YOU KNOW?

Holocaust Awareness Week, Feb. 23-26
National Eating Disorder Awareness Week, Feb. 23-26
Miramontes Music & Arts Festival, March 4-6
Faculty Teaching Excellence Program services for faculty
Victim Assistance addresses bias or hate-motivated incidents

Read all Did You Know items >>


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