Workshops & Seminars
What does it mean to be the "other" or to mark someone as such? Utilizing theater techniques, this community workshop taking place in Lafayette will examine privilege and cultural narratives about identity.
Need help determining whether the College of Arts and Sciences core or general education curriculum is best for you? Drop by a Switch Lab.
Tory Bruno will host a seminar on ULA's vision for a self-sustaining space economy and transforming the future of space launch during a visit to campus.
Led by visiting expert Kimberly Tanner, join discussions on how "instructor talk" may mediate inclusion, engagement and learning; and how tools, strategies and insights can promote student success.
All are welcome to join the conversation March 13 with Dana Bielinski from Athletic Services, addressing nutrition as it pertains to an active lifestyle and performance in life.
Are you a coder, designer, entrepreneur, or just curious about how design and technology can make life easier for students? Share and develop your ideas at Incuvate CU Boulder March 17–18.
Sign your kid or teen up for CU Presents' one-day workshop March 10, a whirlwind tour of some of the playwright's greatest scenes and speeches.
The March 19 ethics and compliance session will feature a panel presentation on the compliance implications and ethical considerations associated with procurement processes.
Stressed about developing budgets for proposals? The Proposal Budgeting 101 workshop can help. RSVP by March 14.
Next month's CU Discover Series will be about the tuition benefit. Take your pick among this and many other employee-oriented events, including a stress and mindfulness series and more.