Events & Exhibits
The speaker lineup for the 78th Conference on World Affairs is here—explore bold voices and conversations shaping our world.
CU Recreation Services and Colorado Athletics invite you to join the annual Inclusive Sports Summit. This year's theme is "Win Well: Elevating Athlete Wellbeing Through Play, Purpose and Integrity."
Painted Voices: Men of Color is a virtual four-week group, hosted by the Faculty and Staff Assistance Program, centering the experiences of self-identified men of color. This group uses facilitated open dialogue to explore the intersections of mental health, race and gender.
Hosted by Employee Health and Well-being in partnership with EGYM, this kickoff event introduces a new, convenient way for faculty and staff to recharge during the workday through short, energizing micro-workouts that can be done in work clothes.
Join a panel discussion, "Will American Higher Education Remain Global? International Scholars, International Students, and the Federal Government."
Join this annual event, which showcases graduate students' ability to distill their nine-hour thesis down to three minutes. See the speakers, their topics and more.
Come learn about what it means to be a CU Boulder Staff Council representative. Info sessions are set for Jan. 29 (in person), Feb. 2 (virtual) and Feb. 12 (in person).
Chancellor Justin Schwartz will deliver the annual State of the Campus address to highlight successes over the past year and collaborate on a vision for CU Boulder's future. Bring your Buff OneCard for entry and stay for lunch after the address.
WorkWell is offering free wellness workshops for faculty and staff this spring, including "homebuying like a pro" on Feb. 4 and more. Take advantage of these learning opportunities.
Hosted by INSTAAR, this 75th anniversary seminar will feature Distinguished Professor Diane McKnight discussing her 27-plus field seasons in Antarctica. There will also be refreshments and a student poster showcase.