CLAS Events

5:30pm Student Commons 2600 The next lecture in the series will be given by Dr. Richard Klein from Stanford University on the topic of Modern Human Origins. The event is free and open to the public; RSVP’s are requested at www.ucdenver.edu/ChancellorsDistinguishedLecture

The Denver Metro Regional Science and Engineering fair relies on volunteers to make a great experience for the over 200 students who will participate on campus this February 15, 2019! Students, faculty and staff are all welcome, shifts vary in length, and any help is greatly appreciated: clas.ucdenver.edu/denversciencefair/volunteers

9am - 4pm NC 1030 All CLAS faculty, staff and students are invited for free coffee and snacks to kick off the term!

12:30 - 2:00pm LSC, Suite 320 Join us as we read and discuss "There There" by Tommy Orange. This novel is an ambitious mediation on identity and belonging. It is one of the New York Times 10 Best Books of the 2018. After you sign up we will deliver a...

9:00 am - 10:30 am 320 LSC Teaching LARGE online classes (large can be defined in a variety of ways, if you feel like you teach a large class this Faculty Community of Practice is for you) can be a challenge! Join this small cross-disciplinary group of faculty who will...

The CU Denver Nobel Prize Series spotlights each Nobel Prize in an informal presentation and discussion format. CU Denver faculty experts discuss the meaning, details, and importance of the Nobel Prize while drawing the audience into a discussion about why this award matters to society as a whole.

The CU Denver Nobel Prize Series spotlights each Nobel Prize in an informal presentation and discussion format. CU Denver faculty experts discuss the meaning, details, and importance of the Nobel Prize while drawing the audience into a discussion about why this award matters to society as a whole.

The CU Denver Nobel Prize Series spotlights each Nobel Prize in an informal presentation and discussion format. CU Denver faculty experts discuss the meaning, details, and importance of the Nobel Prize while drawing the audience into a discussion about why this award matters to society as a whole.

The CU Denver Nobel Prize Series spotlights each Nobel Prize in an informal presentation and discussion format. CU Denver faculty experts discuss the meaning, details, and importance of the Nobel Prize while drawing the audience into a discussion about why this award matters to society as a whole.

Panel discussion with faculty who mentored undergraduates in EUReCA! work study, EUReCA! Scholars Fellowship, or Entering Research Internships.