Lectures & Presentations
In each session, Associate Professor Donna Mejia and Ombuds Office Director Kirsi Aulin take a deeper dive. Discussion topics include listening meaningfully and wholeheartedly, questioning with courage and acting with integrity.
You may be wondering what you can do. Donna Mejia and Kirsi Aulin will talk through five elements you can engage with in this Zoom presentation hosted by the Ombuds Office.
In this talk, Phil Weiser will discuss the nature of challenges presented during the COVID-19 crisis and the lasting changes that will come of it. Weiser is the Colorado attorney general and a former dean of Colorado Law.
The Center for Science and Technology Policy Research is hosting the webinar "Power Dialog: Climate Solutions for Colorado"—mainly targeted to college and high school educators—on Tuesday, April 7.
In this presentation, we’ll explore why wrongful convictions happen, how our system of appeals makes it difficult to correct these tragic mistakes, and what reforms might reduce their frequency.
As CU Boulder closely monitors the evolving public health concern involving COVID-19, including the first presumptive positive case of a CU Boulder employee, campus emergency management leaders will host a virtual town hall.
Jacqueline Avila—a musicologist who works with film music and the intersections of cultural identity, tradition and modernity in the Hollywood and Mexican film industries—will present, "Sombra's Soundscape: Music, Silence, and Nostalgia in Alonso Ruizpalacios's Güeros."
The CU President’s Office invites students to present their ideas for sustainable innovations and solutions in competition for cash prizes. Registration to compete in the event is open through March 9. Participants do not need an existing team or idea to register.
Celebrate Latin American indigenous languages by exploring new book collections, academic scholarship and music on March 19 at Norlin Library.
The CU on the Weekend lectures for the semester, including the upcoming lecture on March 14 by Assistant Professor David Malaspina, have been canceled as a result of the university's ongoing issues with COVID-19.