Geared toward faculty, the Nov. 17 workshop will feature subject matter experts from CU Boulder's Office of Industry Collaboration and the system Technology Transfer Office.
Skillsoft access expanded to students this past summer, meaning faculty or staff can share valuable resources, supplementing coursework or helping student employees build their skills.
Drawing hundreds of attendees so far, the two-day summit is off to a great start, featuring engaging dialogues and sessions on everything from race relations in sports to DACA and Dreamers.
Join Jeanne Quinn, ceramics professor, and Melanie Yazzie, printmaking professor, at the CU Art Museum for casual in-gallery conversations about the "Faculty Exhibition: 2017."
With the blink of an eye, users of a hands-free device can control an electric wheelchair, operate a drone or lock the front door, regardless of their physical capacities.
Ensuring an inclusive learning environment is critical for student success and engagement. Check out the variety of resources and trainings offered by Student Affairs throughout the year.
With 40-plus sessions, you could make full days out of the summit. Here are a few highlights to spark your interest, as well as a link to the complete schedule of compelling topics and speakers.
Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity and Community Engagement Bob Boswell discusses how the Diversity and Inclusion Summit fits into the university's strategy on diversity and inclusive excellence.
Jim Williams has received an award designed to recognize a librarian who has demonstrated continuous commitment and dedication with contributions nationally and internationally.
