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Antisocial predators can wreak havoc on social networking sites

With more than 750 million active users, Facebook offers plenty of opportunity for personal and professional interaction. But there are bound to be a few bad...
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Expanded tuition waiver benefit could be in place summer 2012

CU leadership continues to develop a plan to expand the tuition waiver benefit throughout the system, with a target of summer 2012 for implementing the revised...
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Diversity summit aims to take next step in Boulder

The Diversity and Inclusion Planning Committee at CU Boulder is soliciting proposals for sessions for the 2011 Diversity and Inclusion Summit, set for Nov. 8-...
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Medical software’s international expansion a boon for education

Touch of Life Technologies ( www.toltech.net ), a medical education and research company born at the University of Colorado, has sold its interactive software...
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Tenure list: June 2011

Connections will publish lists of newly tenured faculty as approved by the regents at future meetings.
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State launches first employee engagement survey

Gov. John Hickenlooper invites all employees — faculty, exempt professional and classified staff — to take anonymous survey.
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PBS working to resolve possible overcharges to UA Net members

Anthem has since corrected the error and is reprocessing all affected claims.
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Thursday will be the new day to connect

Beginning next week, weekly publication of CU Connections will move from Wednesday afternoon to Thursday morning.
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Vendorpalooza: Supplier Showcase series returns next month

Procurement Service Center staff will be available to answer questions about fiscal procedures, travel rules and CU Marketplace.
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Retirees appeal dismissal of class action suit against PERA

A group of retirees has appealed the dismissal of a class-action lawsuit against the state of Colorado and the Public Employees’ Retirement Association (PERA).
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Tenure for 12 faculty members

The Board of Regents today made appointments and awards of tenure to 12 faculty members across the University of Colorado system.
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President and CEO Wayne Hutchens to retire from CU Foundation

Having led the University of Colorado’s fundraising arm to its five most successful years, Hutchens will retire after nearly six years as president and chief...
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UPDATE: Business, nonprofit, chamber of commerce leaders provide input for regents

CU can expand the use of internships, make better connections with businesses and play a key role in Colorado’s emerging economic clusters, a panel told the CU...
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UPDATE: Regents make slight changes to draft of ‘Abilities and Attributes of a CU Graduate’ document

Regents made slight refinements to a draft list of the desired attributes and abilities of a CU graduate, which will serve as a guidepost for further...
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Grant will enhance early childhood mental health

Infants and small children in Colorado and New Mexico — particularly those in underserved and at-risk demographics — will benefit from better access to care,...
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Welcome to CU Connections

CU Connections has been redesigned to provide a cleaner look and enable commenting on individual stories.
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Office of Policy and Efficiency announces seven policy changes

The Office of Policy and Efficiency (OPE) has announced changes to seven administrative policy statements (APS) from the areas of academic affairs,...
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Regents retreat to mountains for wide-ranging discussion

The board will focus its summer retreat on the attributes of a CU graduate, the work force needs of business and community leaders, and long-term budget...
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Free online storage might come with a price

The Office of Information Security reminds CU employees that storing sensitive information on a third-party providers’ service should be avoided.
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CU celebrates best year ever for private support

More than 1,800 areas at the University of Colorado received more than $213.2 million in private support this past year — the largest total in CU history,...
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Optical biopsy shines light on prostate cancer

How many angels can dance on the head of a pin? If the pin is a biopsy needle in the lab of Priya Werahera, Ph.D., the answer is nine: eight fiber-optic...
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McKinney to lead advocacy efforts for CU system

She will oversee CU's state and national efforts to build a network to convey the university's educational, research and economic contributions to Colorado and...
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Lexmark pledges $250,000 for engineering scholarship endowment

Paul J. Curlander Lexmark International has pledged $250,000 to endow a scholarship fund for CU-Boulder engineering students, and to honor the career of Paul J...
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Details on impact of efficiency legislation coming soon

The newest installment of higher education efficiency legislation was signed into law last month and will take effect Aug. 10. But the implementation of...
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CU-Boulder mourns loss of David Getches

Longtime University of Colorado Law School Dean David Getches, died Tuesday, July 5. He was 68.

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