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Earlier this year, June Gruber and a colleague led a nationwide “call to action” to address mental health, which has deteriorated during the pandemic. Since...
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“The position of higher ed has been, ‘Here’s our nice bachelor’s degree, come and get it,’” said Rebecca Kantor, dean of the University of Colorado Denver’s School of Education and Human...
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Tuesday is the registration deadline for the University of Colorado’s 2021 Social Justice Summit – “Revolutionizing Systems for Equity: If Not Now, When?” – a...
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Employee Services is announcing that all 2020 W-2s will be mailed by Jan. 31, and 1095-Cs will be mailed on March 2 to mailing addresses employees have on file...
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The Office of Academic Affairs and the Open CU Steering Team are accepting nominations for the annual Open Educational Resources (OER) Champion Award. The...
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Four students from UCCS have been selected to pursue principle-based ethics projects with a paired UCCS ethics fellow. These students join a returning seven...
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The American Association of Community Colleges (AACC) recently selected the University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver) for the 2021 Equity Transfer Initiative (...
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Theodosia Cook By Theodosia Cook The role of a chief diversity officer has some surprising connections to 19th century change management and organizational...
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When students in more than 20 Denver Public Schools return to classrooms for the spring semester, they’ll be coming back to cleaner indoor air, thanks in part...
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Carlos García, vice chancellor for student affairs, was recognized with the top honor by the National Association of College Auxiliary Services with the 2020 Robert F. Newton Award for Distinguished...
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The balance between state support and tuition revenue has changed markedly since the 1970s. State support was once more than three times tuition revenue. State...
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CU will take the next steps on its journey to expand its online education presence and offerings by searching for a permanent leader for the Office of Digital...
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At CU, we recognize our people are our greatest asset. Our faculty and staff are essential to our mission and are critical members of the CU community. As such...
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The CU Board of Regents on Thursday welcomed three new members – Nolbert D. Chavez, Callie Rennison and Ilana Spiegel – who took their oaths of office in an...
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State lawmakers will convene at the Capitol for the 2021 legislative session on Wednesday, but only briefly. The business of the Legislature – including...
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The University of Colorado Board of Regents has announced its selection of this year’s recipients of Honorary Degrees, Distinguished Service Awards and...
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The CU system Office of Advancement is proud to share its annual Impact Report to Donors . Each year, the online report features financials information and...
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Stakeholders in CU’s Transformation and Innovation Program (TIP), launched in 2019 as a key component of President Mark Kennedy’s strategic planning process ,...
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More than 1,100 students will celebrate the completion of their academic degree programs in the 2020 winter virtual commencement ceremony Dec. 18.
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Alum and Colorado Supreme Court Justice Carlos Samour Jr. kicked off CU Denver’s second virtual commencement with five messages of hope for the more than 1,400...
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By making an early announcement about a remote start to spring semester, we hope to bring a level of certainty to how our students, faculty, staff, and the community approach the weeks and months...
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Less than a year after taking his post, CU President Mark Kennedy confronted a time unlike any other in university history.
“We’re navigating through five turbulent forces: The worst pandemic since 1918; a deep recession that has strangled economic activity; the most intense focus on civil rights since the 1960s; and arguably, the greatest political divisiveness since the Civil War. Further compounding these, COVID has sparked a tech-celeration that is fundamentally changing our lives,” Kennedy said.
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The University of Colorado has added 12 new members to its roster of Distinguished Professors for 2020. The designation is the highest honor awarded to faculty...
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The annual Make It Matter Award champions the development of innovative solutions that address the world’s most challenging problems. Awards totaling up to $5,...