Two sociologists from CU Boulder's Center for the Study and Prevention of Violence discuss the circumstances that lead to violence in which an attacker picks a target—like a person, group, or school—in advance. They find that the same patterns of concerning behavior emerge, but that’s not all. Read more on The Conversation
Three years after the first cases of COVID-19 emerged, scientists have a far better understanding of how it spreads, how to prevent infection and minimize symptoms, and what needs to be done to prevent the next pandemic.
This week brings a chance to appreciate the special women in your life, a Green2Go meeting, Trivia Night, free pro lacrosse tickets, a community gathering, a video game talk, casino night and more.
Two finalists have emerged for the position of associate vice chancellor for health and wellness. The campus community is invited to participate in public forums to hear from each candidate on March 14 and March 20.
A draft report on faculty salary procedures is available for review and feedback. Faculty members are invited to forums to learn more and weigh in. Register to attend one of the virtual sessions.
Experiencing distress related to climate and ecological crises? The University Libraries will host two workshops on eco-anxiety: the Climate Wisdom Lab and an Eco-Anxiety Zine Workshop.
Worldwide experts, including CU Boulder faculty, will offer a range of opinions and solutions to the global climate crisis during the 2023 Conference on World Affairs. Students, faculty, staff and the public are invited to join CWA events at no charge. The full schedule of sessions is available.
This professional development series provides faculty and staff with concrete skills to better support students, focusing on areas critical to student retention and success. You may attend any individual session, or attend all three to receive a non-degree certificate.
While we count down the days until spring break, here’s some advice from Acting Dean of Students Devin Cramer to enjoy your well-deserved break and make the most of the season.
Finding your place at a large university like CU Boulder can take time, but even during your first year, you can discover ways to stand out. Activities, student organizations and programs provide opportunities to get involved and build leadership skills. Get started.
