CU Connections

CU-Boulder

• Study: To perform with less effort, practice beyond perfection

UCCS

• Faculty, staff give strategic plan input

CU-Denver

• CAM dean resigns

Anschutz Medical Campus

• Documentary photography a ‘complex, deeply emotional’ process

• Nominees sought for Service Excellence Award
• Reminder: CU Women Succeeding is next week

Top Stories

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  Fine arts a draw for CU designer’s support

  This issue, CU Connections debuts a new feature series, Philanthropy at Work. Each installment will highlight faculty and staff who have made gifts to CU.
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  State’s economic future the topic of CU Advocates presentation

  Phyllis Resnick will discuss the state’s structural budget imbalance of the widening gap between the state’s forecast expenditures and revenues.
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  Multidiscipline research makes big impact

  Liz Bradley is a great professor because she loved being a student. The computer science professor graduated from MIT with three degrees – a bachelor’s master’s and doctorate -- in electrical engineering and computer science.

• Obituary: Bruce Curtis
• CU-Boulder professor elected to National Academy of Engineering
• Boudreau promoted to associate director of Sport Management Program
• Greenblatt receives national award for online education
• Feldheim awarded Gates grant
• Dropping names …

• Salary talk detracts from greater budget concern
• Tuition benefit exclusion unfair to Boulder families