CLAS Events

Interested in examining student self-reflection in your classrooms? This workshop explores ways to use free-writing across the disciplines for self-reflection, wonder and connecting more deeply with a topic.

Let's take inventory of how digital education and digital production of scholarship and creative work factor into faculty MERIT—how they do, how they don't, and how they could. Digital work differs from traditional, reshaping workload and transcending conventional beliefs about faculty life & work. Help us explore ideas and upgrades to move toward a MERIT system that is more reflective of modern practice and scholarship. What do you do that deserves recognition but doesn’t get it? What would you like to do but are advised to set aside? What are you doing to disseminate your research/scholarship/creative work digitally? What would you like to do? Does your primary unit recognize, encourage, or discourage you?

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.

Lecture Information When: February 21, 2018 | 6 p.m. Where: Student Commons Room 2600 | 1201 Larimer Street, Denver Chancellor's Distinguished Lecture Series Jennifer A. Doudna, Ph.D. RSVPs requested - www.ucdenver.edu/ChancellorsDistinguishedLecture Presented by the Damraurer Endowed Lectureship Fund.