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Submit your nominations by Friday, March 30, for the Distinguished Research Lectureship, an award among the highest honors bestowed by the faculty upon a CU Boulder colleague.

Having grown up in nearby Louisville, Colorado, Jack Fischer served as a flight engineer aboard the International Space Station of the Expedition 51/52.

Henry Lovejoy has been named the new director of an online resource that is "the main website" used by scholars, researchers and students for historical images of slavery.

Provost Russell L. Moore has named Michele S. Moses associate vice provost for Faculty Affairs, a role that involves managing personnel processes and more.

With proposals due Feb. 26, the CAS is offering awards for the creation or revision of an undergraduate course on Southeast Asia, as well as its course-development grants on Culture and Language Across the Curriculum, which can involve any Asian language.

On Feb. 26 and 27, the Office of Diversity, Equity and Community Engagement is excited to welcome Ashley Finley, who will lead the first round of Inclusive Pedagogy Workshops for the spring semester.

Did we see you in recent days? Captured in visuals were Buffs at the Olympics, a snowy Boulder campus, folks mingling at Coffee with a Cop, a visit from Climbing PoeTree and the Inclusive Sports Summit.

The Distinguished Professor is recognized for developing the methods for chemically synthesizing DNA, "a breakthrough that dramatically advanced biological research and helped launch the biotechnology industry."

The www-legacy server, commonly referred to as Spot, is scheduled to be decommissioned and turned off by July 31. Learn more.

This weekend, enterprise applications will undergo maintenance, making services like Campus Solutions and MyCUInfo unavailable, though Canvas and D2L courses will be available. Get details.