Lectures & Presentations
Due to the overwhelming attendance at the initial event on this topic, Staff Council is offering the session for a second time on Feb. 13. Zoom will be available for registrants as well.
Join CU Boulder on Feb. 13 for a talk and Q&A session about how you as a staff member can be more involved on campus by joining Staff Council. We’ll discuss what it means to serve, how you can join and what types of work you can do.
The Program for Writing & Rhetoric welcomes Nicole Walker, noted creative nonfiction writer on sustainability, to campus on Feb. 6 and 7. Walker will do three events. Each is free and open to the public.
Join Impactful Women for a panel discussion with local innovators, entrepreneurs, change makers and leaders in the natural food industry.
Professor David Koffman, Jewish Studies' Bender Visiting Scholar, will map the broad contours of the American Jewish–Native American encounter from the middle of the nineteenth century to the middle of the twentieth century.
Curious about learning what restorative justice is and how to use it in your communities? Join a workshop Feb. 4 to find out more.
The Citizenship and Equality Colloquium brings together prominent scholars across immigration law whose research focuses on a range of topics pertaining to citizenship.
Read a Q&A with Ayaan Hirsi Ali, who will deliver a lecture, “The Market for Victimhood,” at 7 p.m. on Jan. 27 in the UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom.
Former solicitor of the U.S. Department of the Interior John Leshy will deliver the Ruth Wright Distinguished Lecture, "Public Land Policy After the Trump Administration: Is This a Turning Point?"
Staff Council and administrators from CU’s Office of Contracts and Grants invite you to a brief discussion and Q&A about how OCG has implemented flexible work arrangements for employees.