Events & Exhibits
This talk, part of the Institute of Behavioral Science Speaker Series, will explore how "deaths of despair," including those linked to substance use, suicide and related causes, have shifted across both geography and time in the U.S. since the 1990s.
Join Disability Services in Access+ for this faculty-centered presentation on Alternate Format. The group will discuss the general process for students requesting alternate format, what some common types of alternate format may include and how to best prepare your course materials.
Got a packed schedule and low energy? Join Medical Services' Nutrition team for a quick, bite-size session on how to eat well—even on your busiest days. Registered dietitians will share simple, practical tips to fuel your workday. Join in person for a free, healthy catered lunch (limited to 20 spots) or tune in virtually via Zoom.
Join CU Boulder at the Dairy Arts Center for the Lab Venture Challenge Community Showcases, where CU innovators will pitch their most promising early-stage projects in bio- and physical sciences to a panel of judges and a live audience. The startups will be competing for a share of $750,000 in grants.
Stop by the CU Boulder Ombuds Office at the Center for Community to meet the Ombuds, learn about the office—which can assist with university-related disputes or concerns—and grab a doughnut.
Trauma can affect anyone, and how we respond matters. This session explores how to support someone who shares a traumatic experience, with tips for promoting healing and encouraging further help. Responsible employees will also learn how to meet reporting requirements in a trauma-informed way.
Learn how students move through change, and how you can support them at every step. This interactive session for staff and faculty will help you build effective communication skills to guide students in clarifying and reaching their goals.
The University Libraries will host Maya-Tsotsil filmmaker Xun Sero for a screening and conversation of his film "Mamá," the film's themes, and the libraries' commitment to showcasing Indigenous voices and stories.
Learn about the key players who help make buying or selling a home smoother: mortgage loan officers, real estate agents, appraisers, inspectors and more. Learn how to choose the right professionals, understand their roles and get the most out of these relationships. The seminar will also cover licensing requirements in Colorado.
Join over 42 virtual and 110 on-site sessions Nov. 17 on topics such as digital accessibility, the creation of accessible documents and multimedia, accessible website design and establishing an accessible and inclusive learning environment.