Community
The BioFrontiers community proudly represents, respects and protects differences in ideas and identities.
With interdisciplinarity and collaboration at the core of our mission to improve human health, we strive to create an inclusive culture with broad representation among the people who work and learn here and in the work that they do.
Program for funding and supporting activities that broaden participation in science.
Community building group for queer scientists and allies.
Alliance of BioFrontiers postdocs to enhance professional development and community outreach.
Committee to plan social events for all faculty, postdocs, students, and staff.
Annual recognition of BioFrontiers community members who have made an outsized impact in research, administration, outreach, or education.
Interdisciplinary, cross-campus meetings for presentations, discussions, learning, and feedback focused on different broad research themes.
Our Advanced Light Microscopy Core Facility's annual CU UpClose Image Competition celebrates art in the world of microscopy. This competition demonstrates our advanced imaging capabilities while unveiling the artist within.
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Land Acknowledgement
We honor and acknowledge that we work on the ancestral lands of the Indigenous peoples who were the original stewards, including the Hinóno'éí people of the Arapaho Nation. We recognize and affirm the many Indigenous people who continue to thrive in this place, alive and strong. We also acknowledge the painful history of ill treatment, forced removal, and murder that has had a profoundly negative impact on Native nations.
We honor and thank the indigenous ancestors of this place.
Campus Community Building Events