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Employees have until 5 p.m. Friday, May 8, to ensure their coverage will meet their needs for the July 1, 2020-June 30, 2021 plan year. Here are the key steps...
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The University of Colorado and its campuses will continue to prioritize our efforts to prevent and respond to all forms of sexual misconduct. Today's rules do...
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CU faculty and staff can now apply for the Tuition Assistance Benefit for the summer 2020 semester through the employee portal . Qualified employees can save...
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The CU Faculty Council’s LGBTQ+ Committee is presenting Queer Night at the Movies, a virtual film screening. Join us at 7 p.m. Friday, May 8, to watch “...
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Two months ago, CU Boulder faculty and staff members were putting the finishing touches on summer camps that serve K-12 students around Colorado and beyond.
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As much of the country adheres to safer-at-home orders, things haven’t slowed down much for essential employees working for El Paso County’s Department of...
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Times remain uncertain in the era of COVID-19, but Michelle Marks looks forward to the day she can relocate from Virginia to downtown Denver and immerse...
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On April 28, CU Denver leaders participated in a Zoom town hall regarding the financial impacts of COVID-19 on our campus. Chancellor Dorothy Horrell, along...
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Few would describe the pace of academic medical research as swift. Yet last month, the CCTSI disrupted its own processes and timelines by issuing a new rapid-...
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The University of Colorado Cancer Center is excited to announce that the “interim” title before Christopher Lieu, MD, has been removed making him the Associate Director of Clinical Research. Dr. Lieu...
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This week, the National Academy of Sciences announced that it had elected two CU Boulder researchers at the forefront of atmospheric chemistry and GPS science to its prestigious membership.
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CU is taking steps to bolster its online presence and offerings as the months-long project to evaluate capabilities and gauge opportunities transitions from...
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CU leaders are in the midst of much careful planning, but many unknowns remain. President Kennedy addresses the Board of Regents during Wednesday's Zoom...
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CU President Mark Kennedy sat down this week with CU on the Air host Ken McConnellogue to provide updates to the CU community. How CU is rallying remotely CU’s...
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Faculty Council leaders will continue in their current roles for longer than may have been expected. During the April 23 meeting of the Faculty Senate, held...
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This Open Enrollment , the University of Colorado is introducing Sleepio , a wellness program dedicated to developing healthier sleep habits and improving...
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Coronavirus drifts through the air in microscopic droplets—here’s the science of infectious aerosols
When aerosols from an infected person float around in our environment, they may be a significant source of coronavirus transmission. Professor Shelly Miller...
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round the world, people are collectively making noise while social distancing. In Colorado, we're howling like wolves. Joanna Lambert, a professor in the...
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Chancellor Reddy and members of his Cabinet addressed faculty, staff and students at an Apr. 23 virtual Town Hall, the first that UCCS has held since it moved...
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The School of Education & Human Development faculty is responding to the disruption created by COVID-19 by finding creative ways to help students continue...
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Colorado is no stranger to disaster, with its devastating floods and record mass shootings. But living through the COVID-19 pandemic, an invisible threat with...
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Doctors and nurses—many of whom are also researchers—are working around the clock at UCHealth University of Colorado Hospital (UCH) to treat patients who are...
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On April 12, Comilla Sasson, MD, PhD flew to New York City to work for one month in a COVID-19 field hospital that had been assembled in just five days. She went to relieve healthcare workers on the...