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Five questions for Nate Bindel

Longtime CU staff member this year became director of budget and finance for Continuing Education at CU-Boulder.
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President’s Diversity Awards honor leaders in inclusiveness

Awardees for 2013 will be recognized at a reception from 2:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. May 8 in the first floor conference room at 1800 Grant St.
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Outstanding research celebrated at RaCAS event

Casey Allen, Ph.D., receives the Faculty Mentor of the Year Award at the RaCAS event. Presenting the award is Mary Coussons-Read, provost of the University of...
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With merit salary pool approved, what’s next?

For the first time, a matrix for merit pay that is dependent on employee performance score and salary will be used for classified staff.
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Exceptional service earns honors for four staff members

Annual All-Staff Council Conference includes salute to Chillemi, Douvres, Medal and Muller.
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President’s town halls continue next week

The meetings are open to all campus community members; faculty and staff are encouraged to attend.
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Professor Cobb wows students with power of math at TEDxYouth

Using photos, diagrams and charts, a CU Denver professor demystified the world of math and showed how mathematical models can help political leaders keep the...
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Five questions for Ron Rorrer

In 1993, he taught courses at the University of Colorado Denver, and in 1997 became full-time faculty. His research work has evolved to focus on polymers and...
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‘Explore shop’ addresses communicating in a diverse world

The world is ever changing; having the ability to communicate in a diverse world is a key to success in many aspects of life. This was a key message from...
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Benson brings town hall discussions to campuses starting next week

CU president will deliver an update on the state of the university, followed by a question-and-answer session with audience members. All faculty and staff are...
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Study: Camping ban proves counterproductive, cruel

A homeless man sits on a bench on the 16th Street Mall in Denver (Photo by Chris Palmer). Denver's controversial "camping ban" has left the homeless no place...
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Supporters learn firsthand about CU’s impact, challenges at CU Advocacy Day

The vital role the University of Colorado plays in ensuring student success and creating the next generation of leaders was celebrated and affirmed at CU...
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University Advancement and Student Engagement to enhance student success

Chris Dowen Connecting with students early in their academic careers will be a primary goal of Chris Dowen, who started last week as the university's first...
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Denver Public Schools students told that university ‘is place for you’

Associate Vice Chancellor for Student Affairs Raul Cardenas addresses an audience of Denver Public Schools students Friday during the DPS Expo. More than 1,000...
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Graduate programs earn top national ratings

Research and teaching contributions by the four campuses in health care, engineering, law, education and business are well-represented.
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Capacity crowd sees Step Afrika! highlight cultures

Stepping is one of the oldest traditions in the world and CU Denver Live! along with The CU Denver Office of Student Life hosted an event at the end of...
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Five questions for Margarita Bianco

Even in high school, Margarita Bianco knew she wanted to be a teacher: Volunteer work with a young boy who had significant support needs piqued her interest in...
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Pension studies examine surplus deferred compensation

Mannino A series of studies by two University of Colorado Denver Business School professors indicate a large level of surplus deferred compensation and near-...
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Study: Early human burial practices varied widely

Man in an Upper Paleolithic burial in Sunghir, Russia. The site is approximately 28,000 to 30,000 years old. A new study from the University of Colorado Denver...
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Service Excellence Award includes $1,000

The University of Colorado Staff Council (UCSC) requests nominations of classified staff and professional exempt employees for the annual Service Excellence...
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COLTT call for proposals now open

The Colorado Learning and Teaching With Technology Conference (COLTT) is requesting proposals for the 2013 event, set for Aug. 7 and 9 at the Wolf Law building...
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PSC open houses mark Procurement Month

This year marks the 5th Anniversary of the PSC Open Houses held on CU campuses during March to celebrate Procurement Month. This is your chance to meet staff,...
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Study: ‘Tough love’ needed to turn around low-performing schools

Few positive results have been documented from school turnaround models that rely on coaching, increased educator training or focusing on new programs, a...
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Auraria Library hosting exhibit on World War II Japanese-American internment camps

The Auraria Library is hosting a special exhibit through March 20 commemorating the lives of Japanese Americans who were detained during World War II in a...
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Guest opinion: Grade inflation? Or hard-earned results?

Critics shouldn't be surprised when students earn high grades, writes Joanne Belknap, sociology professor at CU-Boulder, in this guest column.

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