Published: Jan. 24, 2018
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As we reflect on the past year and set our aspirations for the next, we are reminded that our campus and community thrives when collaboration is pursued at every level and all voices are included in the decision-making process.

Representatives from CU Boulder Student Government, United Government of Graduate Students, Boulder Faculty Assembly and Boulder Staff Council have worked tirelessly as your elected representatives to ensure these principles are protected and campus leadership hears our collective voice.

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Chancellor’s Corner: As an academic community, CU Boulder stands as one

As we await word on the fate of DACA, now is an opportune moment to remember the university's core missions of supporting academic success and advancing scholarly research and teaching opportunities.

Chancellor’s Corner: We stand with our DACA students, employees

We are deeply disappointed about today's White House decision to end DACA and will take full advantage of the six-month grace period to make a compelling case for the program.

While each entity has its own set of priorities, we frequently come together to address issues common to all. For example, with DACA (Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals)—the executive action that shields young undocumented community members from deportation, set to expire in March—our four governing groups believe it is imperative our campus reaffirm our commitment to all those who are at risk of deportation and ensure additional protections to allow them to continue their work and academic careers unabated.

Review our detailed resolutions and issues statements requesting additional resources and protections for those at risk:

We applaud the chancellor’s leadership on this issue and for providing resources for undocumented students. We encourage all students, faculty and staff members to review the undocumented student resources available, specifically admissions information, financial aid information, counseling and psychological services and legal services.

Finally, we ask that all campus community members support students, staff and faculty affected by DACA. This can mean getting involved on campus, sharing stories and issues with us and providing an inclusive space that welcomes all campus community members regardless of citizenship or nationality.

Contact your representative or attend a meeting to learn how you can get more involved.

CU Boulder Faculty Assembly (BFA)

Meetings: First Thursday of the month, 4–5:30 p.m.; Wolf Law, room 206
Web: www.colorado.edu/bfa
Email: bfa@colorado.edu
Phone: 303-492-6271

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CU Boulder Staff Council

Meetings: Second Wednesday of the month, 12:15–2:15 p.m.; location varies
Web: www.colorado.edu/staffcouncil
Email: scouncil@colorado.edu
Phone: 303-492-5473

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CU Boulder Student Government (CUSG)

Meetings: Every Thursday, 7 p.m.; University Memorial Center, room 247
Web: custudentgov.org
Email: custudentgov@gmail.com
Phone: 303-492-7473

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United Government of Graduate Students (UGGS)

Meetings: Bi-weekly on Mondays, 5–6 p.m.; Hale Science Building, room 230
Web: www.colorado.edu/uggs
Email: uggsinfo@colorado.edu
 

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