Getting Involved
Looking for structure and community? This summer, the Graduate School is offering a number of virtual support services to help you feel connected and stay on track.
CU Boulder undergraduate, graduate and law students who were enrolled in the spring semester are invited to participate in the COVID-19 Student Experience Survey. Submit your feedback by June 5.
While the next few months may not be what we expected, there are still ways to enjoy favorite summer activities and plans. Here are some ideas to help make the most of your summer.
I am inspired every day by this class’s bravery in the face of uncertainty, and I want you all to take a moment to appreciate the huge achievement of graduating from CU Boulder. We did it!
The campus community wants to celebrate with you! Be sure to share your commencement celebrations using #ForeverBuffs wherever you post on social media.
Use your crafting and sewing skills to make and donate cloth masks through the Volunteer Resource Center for the campus's critical services workers.
Congratulations on your graduation! While this past semester hasn’t worked out in the way we envisioned, it is time to celebrate your accomplishments as a graduating Buff.
If you will be a junior or senior in the fall, you are eligible to apply for the executive committee. Freshman and sophomores are encouraged to apply to serve on the various committees.
Historic and current student leadership in sustainability at CU Boulder was a prominent theme in the CU Boulder Earth Day 2020 town hall. Among the key takeaways was the effect of student leadership and activism as a driver of change.
Class of 2020: We’re proud of you––of your achievements, your adaptability and your resiliency during this time. And although we wish we could celebrate with you in person this spring, we’re still going to celebrate together virtually.