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The CU Board of Regents on Friday approved three appointments of tenure. CU Boulder Effective Sept. 14, 2018. Appointments with Tenure (3) Marcus Holzinger,...
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The review of Article 5 and Policy 5 , contained in the Board of Regents laws and policies, continues to move forward this fall, including debate of details...
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The Office of Policy and Efficiency (OPE) has announced revisions to two administrative policy statements from the Academic/Research area: Revisions 1017-...
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The CU Board of Regents on Wednesday approved 16 awards and appointments of tenure. CU Boulder Effective Aug. 20, 2018, unless otherwise noted. Appointments...
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Editor’s note: A version of this story first appeared on CU Connections July 18 as Breaking News.
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University of Colorado President Bruce D. Benson today announced his retirement, effective July 2019. Bruce Benson Benson, who earned a geology degree from CU...
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Regents approve $4.5 billion budget for 2018-19 The CU Board of Regents on Friday unanimously passed a $4.5 billion operating budget for the 2018-19 fiscal...
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Kathy Nesbitt, vice president of employee and information services, began her June 21 presentation to the Board of Regents at CU Boulder saying, “I am here to...
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At its June 21-22 meeting at the University of Colorado Boulder, the CU Board of Regents approved 73 awards and appointments of tenure. CU Boulder Appointments...
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State Sen. Kevin Priola led an effort to recognize Regents Kyle Hybl and Stephen Ludwig and Regent Emeritus Steve Bosley. From left: Ludwig, Bosley, Priola and...
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Each year we honor one of the university’s greatest assets—our remarkable faculty—with the faculty awards. These accolades recognize superior accomplishments in teaching, leadership and service,...
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Three faculty members at the University of Colorado have joined the roster of President’s Teaching Scholars, those CU educators who skillfully integrate teaching and research at an exceptional level.
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A new workplace bullying policy that governance groups have been working to develop for years earned the approval of the Faculty Council at its Jan. 25 meeting...
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CU President Bruce Benson “Efficiency,” “reputation” and “culture” are common keywords that University of Colorado President Bruce Benson uses when speaking to...
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The CU Board of Regents on Nov. 16 approved five appointments with tenure. University of Colorado Boulder Daniel Appelo , Applied Mathematics, College of Arts...
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At the 12th annual Fall Convocation Awards and Presentations Celebrating Faculty Achivements Oct. 6, 2017, the campus honored faculty who were recently tenured or promoted, and faculty receiving the...
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During the Sept. 7 Board of Regents meeting at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus, the University Affairs Committee reported that it intends to engage faculty in a...
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The CU Board of Regents on Aug. 9 approved 13 appointments with tenure , effective Aug. 21. University of Colorado Boulder Janet Bercovitz, Leeds School of...
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The Office of Policy and Efficiency (OPE) announced revisions to three administrative policy statements (APSs) from the academic/research, finance and human...
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Regents approve $4.11 billion budget The CU Board of Regents on June 15 unanimously approved a budget of $4.11 billion for the 2017-18 fiscal year that begins...
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At its June 15-16 meeting at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, the CU Board of Regents approved 77 awards and appointments of tenure. University of...
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If researchers were to find “life” that is unlike anything we currently recognize as a living organism, would the discovery be understood? It’s a question that has been debated for years and one that has intrigued Carol Cleland, a professor of philosophy at the University of Colorado Boulder.