This Week at the College of Music: Student Edition - Jan. 19, 2023

CU Boulder at the CMEA Annual Clinic/Conference: Coming up, we’re excited to participate in the annual Colorado Music Educators Association conference, Jan. 25-28, and we’re thrilled that Denver native and College of Music alumna Tia Fuller is this year’s keynote speaker! Several College of Music faculty will present, and the CU Boulder Chamber Singers and University Choir will perform.

• In caring community: Chas Wetherbee
• The Boulder Philharmonic just lost one of its own. Now, they are dedicating a special concert to him (CPR News): Join us for this musical tribute to our beloved Chas Wetherbee in an afternoon concert on Jan. 22, featuring our Assistant Professor of Violin Alex Gonzalez. As well, our next Faculty Tuesdays recital on Jan. 24 will feature Professor of Piano David Korevaar in a program presented in memory of Chas Wetherbee. Find more tributes to Wetherbee here, and may we forever find comfort and inspiration in his extraordinary music making.
• Explore upcoming events and activities organized by our Diverse Musicians’ Alliance (DiMA), including the opportunity to meet El Sistema Colorado’s Executive Director and CU alum Ingrid Larragoity-Martin on Feb. 3!
• In case you missed it on social media, check out the amazing CU Boulder Trumpet Ensemble in their latest video project featuring an arrangement of Debussy’s “The Girl with Flaxen Hair” by our own Professor of Trumpet Ryan Gardner!
• CU Social Justice Summit, Jan. 31: Register for a full day of speakers, activities and community gatherings designed focused on teaching, learning and disrupting oppression. 
• Take an Alternative Spring Break and give back to a community: If you’re curious about volunteering, working for a cause, meeting other Buffs or just want to learn something new, learn more about the Alternative Breaks program.

• 5 safety reminders for Colorado winters
• AcademicLiveCare (ALC) is a free telehealth platform that allows students, staff and faculty to schedule and attend mental health and medical appointments from home, the office or wherever you are on the go.
• Counseling + Psychiatric Services (CAPS) are available for all CU Boulder students.
• Other questions? Check out Buff Info, CU Boulder’s centralized resource.