Proposal submissions are encouraged for “Intersections: Race, Gender and Sexuality in Research and Teaching,” the Faculty Council’s LGBTQ+ and EMAC Symposium...
A task force charged with studying how to improve the tuition waiver benefit for faculty and staff is pursuing a potential three-year pilot study that would...
The Faculty Council’s Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Issues (GLBTI) Committee is rallying participants for the 2016 Denver PrideFest, which counts the...
Faculty Council last week concluded its meeting schedule for the academic year with the election of a new leadership team and appearances by Regent Linda...
Following months of consideration, CU administration has determined that the tuition waiver benefit for faculty and staff will largely remain unchanged for the...
More than 250 women from across the University of Colorado system took part in the two-day 14th annual CU Women Succeeding conference, this year at UCCS. The...
How do staff members use professional development opportunities? How are they paid for? What are the benefits the university provides and how would a staff...
CU leadership continues to work on changes to the tuition waiver benefit , with one campus already having announced an expansion of the benefit for dependents...
President Bruce Benson says he’s expecting resolution of long-running work on the university’s tuition waiver benefit in the spring. “We’re going to have...
The University of Colorado’s systemwide marketing initiative aims to shine light on the institution’s contributions to the state and further build the CU brand...
The evolution of Title IX requirements and other federal compliance issues remain in focus for the University of Colorado’s legal counsel and the Title IX...
Registration has opened for the Fourth Annual Faculty Council GLBTI Symposium, set for 8 a.m.-3:#0 p.m. Nov. 13 at Berger Hall, University of Colorado Colorado...
The Faculty Council Women's Committee has announced a call for proposals for the 14th annual CU Women Succeeding Symposium and nominations for the 2015...
Race @ CU, a new series of talks presented by the Faculty Council’s Ethnic and Minority Affairs Committee (EMAC), begins Sept. 18 with a presentation by CU...
Board of Regents Vice Chair Irene Griego was a guest at the Faculty Council’s first meeting of the academic year, taking questions from council members and...
The first update to the University of Colorado’s sexual misconduct policy since 2012 reflects new federal, legislative and regulatory requirements and guidance...
A resolution calling for the university to create a policy that addresses bullying and other disturbing behaviors that affect everyone – not just those who...
Regent Linda Shoemaker made her first appearance before the Faculty Council last week, speaking and taking questions at 1800 Grant St. during the group’s May 7...
CU has reached a legal settlement with David Barnett, an associate professor in the Department of Philosophy at CU-Boulder, which results in him leaving the...
Faculty Council last week elected new leadership for the next academic year and honored one of its members with the annual Distinguished Service Award.
In an appearance before the Faculty Council at its meeting last week, Regent Stephen Ludwig said he’s “discouraged” with the evolution of online education at...
About 140 faculty and staff from across the University of Colorado system gathered last week for the 13th annual CU Women Succeeding, a professional...
The Women’s Committee of the Faculty Council requests nominations for the 2014 Elizabeth D. Gee Memorial Lectureship Award, which carries a $1,000 prize. The...
Kathy Nesbitt, most recently executive director of the Department of Personnel and Administration and personnel director for the state of Colorado, is set to...
