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Gigi Pritzker, acclaimed producer and CEO of Madison Wells, will visit the University of Colorado Boulder on Monday, Nov. 17, as the featured speaker in the Leo Hill Leadership Speaker Series, hosted by the CU Center for Leadership.
Pritzker’s talk will delve into the transformative power of bold storytelling—highlighting how film, television, and theater can drive cultural impact, amplify underrepresented voices, and inspire meaningful change.- Info Session is on Thursday, Oct 9 at 5:00 PM on Zoom! https://cuboulder.zoom.us/j/95314680438
CU in D.C. offers a Science Policy course each Maymester to students who are interested in science policy-making. The Science Policy course is highly participatory and involves classroom time, combined with numerous outings and visits throughout the D.C. area, including Capitol Hill and science institutions. This three-week course allows students to gain exposure to professional offices and institutions in the region. - Examine development practice from a multi-perspective lens with an emphasis on grass root organizations and local communities in India
Engage with practitioners and activists to gain firsthand knowledge of democratizing development through Participatory Research Methods.
Convey knowledge about key dimensions of Tamil Nadu and Kerala’s various agricultural and fishing systems and practices - This course will help students function in a multicultural, multiethnic, and transnational society. Nationhood, Nationalism, and Sport is designed to study major international sporting events on location. The experience will be enhanced with the study abroad opportunity because students will be able to examine the games and athletes, as well as observe the local community response to hosting the games.
Meet local athletes and experience sporting events, such as a water polo match or women’s soccer game, connect with local students in Mexico City, and watch World Cup games live! 
Salon: a fashionable assemblage of notables. Join other motivated, ambitious Buffs to hear from notable women from on and off-campus. Enjoy lunch, networking and a community that prepares CU women to make a positive impact! RSVPs preferred, not required. RSVP at tamara.williams@colorado.edu.
November 10th from 12pm - 2pm in the Flatirons Room. (3rd floor of the C4C)
Stroll through winding paths in the lush jungle and through terraced rice paddies on an herbal walk to learn about Bali’s native plants and how they’re used for traditional medicine, food and body care products.
Learn more at an info session on Mon, Oct 13 at 5 pm in C4C S350!- Are you interested in getting involved with undergraduate research but not sure where to start? Participating in research is a valuable way to deepen your academic experience, build professional skills, and connect with faculty mentors in your field.
Join the UROP's Curiosity Lab. 
The Peace Corps sends Americans with a passion for service abroad on behalf of the United States to work with communities and create lasting change. Volunteers develop sustainable solutions to address challenges in education, health, community economic development, agriculture, the environment and youth development.
Through their Peace Corps experience, volunteers gain a unique cultural understanding and a life-long commitment to service that positions them to succeed in today’s global economy.
Since President John F. Kennedy established the Peace Corps in 1961, more than 240,000 Americans of all ages have served in over 160 countries worldwide.
Every year, an undergraduate student who demonstrates exemplary leadership is nominated for Campus Compact’s Newman Civic Fellowship, which supports student leaders who show great potential for tackling human rights and social justice issues. This year, the Center for Leadership’s own Anastasia Gallegos-Roque is one of the recipients. She is studying sociology and ethnic studies on a pre-law track with a minor in journalism and multicultural leadership. Gallegos-Roque was nominated by the Center for Leadership and Chancellor Schwartz.
The story of the Center for Leadership (CFL) at CU Boulder is a powerful testament to the idea that leadership is not a title, but a calling, one that begins with vision, grows through dedication, and endures through legacy.