Student Highlights

Being in the McNeill Program at the University of Colorado Boulder has given me the opportunity to have a successful experience with this multicultural learning community that prepares the students to be top scholars and leaders in their communities. The McNeill program has a lot of helpful programs components that...

Let me begin by saying what an exhilarating experience and motivational environment NCORE was. I have never felt such an abundance of optimistic energy. It was so enlightening to see so many people all pursuing one goal; higher education reform. This was despite the fact that this common goal will...

The McNeill Academic Program had the great honor of hosting Dr. Laura Rendón as a guest speaker for the Power Hour event on March 8, 2017. Dr. Rendón is Professor Emeritus and Co-Director for the Center for Research and Policy in Education at the University of Texas - San Antonio...

Take 2, the McNeill Spring Retreat was a success! McNeill freshman students were invited to participate at this event on February 3rd to celebrate their accomplishments from their first semester, to reflect on strategies that helped them succeed, and to use that information to propel them forward to a successful...

Deep within the halls of Norlin library was the follow up to the UROP Symposium. For those who do not know UROP, it is the Undergraduate Research Opportunities Program and is part of the Special Undergraduate Enrichment Programs here at CU. Earlier this fall, UROP organized a symposium for undergraduate...

The McNeill Power Hour session I attended was named ‘How to be an ALLY’, offered by the Gender and Sexuality Center and a useful resource for all members of the CU community not just those who affiliate with LGBTQIA. Now that’s a big acronym and I’m sure you’re wondering what...

The SASC community celebrated el Día de los muertos for the second year in a row on November 2nd , 2016. El día de los muertos is a celebration of a new phase in life: death. The tradition is celebrated throughout Latin America, but mostly where it was originated in...