A number of Arts and Sciences faculty are taking part in a three-year innovation incubator initiative, led by the Arts and Sciences Support of Education Through Technology (ASSETT) team within OIT.
With a nomination deadline of Feb. 28, the campus committee is now accepting submission packages for the Hazel Barnes Prize, one of campus's most prestigious teaching awards.
A Boulder native and honors student, Jake Reagan learned of his award on Saturday following an interview in Salt Lake City. He shared the news by phone with his parents and siblings, who were gathered in Boulder awaiting his call.
Open meetings have been scheduled for members of the visiting Higher Learning Commission review team to meet with students, staff, and faculty for informal input from the campus community about their experiences with CU Boulder.
Eleven researchers pitched their innovations at Lab Venture Challenge, a funding competition run by Venture Partners at CU Boulder and designed to help commercially-promising technologies accelerate into impactful business ventures.
Education Abroad Student of the Year Kupaaikekaiao “Ku” Thomas is inspiring global citizenship, furthering cultural and international understanding and setting a new precedent for chemical engineering students.
RIO has announced its 2020 faculty fellows cohort, which is comprised of 13 of CU Boulder’s most promising faculty. The group of professors reflects the diversity of expertise, research, scholarship and creative works taking place across campus.
E. Scott Adler, dean of the Graduate School and vice provost for Graduate Affairs, will head the search committee to find a successor to outgoing dean Bobby Braun. The provost plans to name a new dean by the close of the 2020 spring semester.
Four staff members have been named employees of the year in recognition of exceptional job performance and remarkable contributions to the campus community.
