Open through Monday, Nov. 20, CU Â鶹¹ÙÍø's Faculty and Staff Engagement Survey is used to identify actions to improve quality of work experience on campus.
Based at Chautauqua, this first-of-its kind program will bring together artists and scholars to take archival material, broadly conceived, and reimagine it to create new knowledge. The deadline is Jan. 4.
Campus's founding dean of the College of Media, Communication and Information joins the board of trustees at Poynter, an organization that serves the journalism industry and academy.
As we've arrived at the end of the facilitated campus conversations, stay tuned because there is a good deal more engagement to come via white papers, faculty forums and more.
Phishing attacks often come during holidays with reduced campus IT support. Even when you can't contact the IT Service Center, clues can help you determine if an email is legitimate.
Employees and students are encouraged to collaborate on submissions that address women's issues around the world, navigating the working world and celebrating diverse leadership.
The Folsom and UMC bike stations will close for the season on Friday, Nov. 17. Bike maintenance will be available through the Mobile Mechanic service. Plus, check out tips to keep you riding all winter long.
With the end of the semester in sight and many planning for the approaching holidays, I would like to extend my sincerest gratitude to each of you for your work and dedication over the past year.
Looking to network with other LGBTQ engineers, learn about companies that value queer engineers and/or partake in the broader LGBTQ movement on campus? Then oSTEM is the place for you.
Studying abroad can be a foggy concept shrouded behind a layer of myths. But, contrary to popular belief, anyone can study abroad. Learn why to go, how to get there and what you'll gain when you get back!
