Events

2:00-4:00 pm 1380 Lawrence Street, Center Suite 320 Every semester needs a plan – in this webinar you will learn how to make this your most productive and balanced semester ever by identifying your personal and professional goals, setting strategies to accomplish them, and identifying networks of support and accountability...

Select Friday mornings throughout the semester Building democratic classrooms Immersive teaching/teaching immersive Forming and storming: supporting student teams Open fields: interdisciplinary teaching & learning More information and registration

4:00 – 6:00 pm Tivoli 6 th Floor: The Zenith Room The English Department invites you to a round-table discussion featuring guests from the first episode. Submit your questions for the panelists on CultureKlatsch.com and be a part of the conversation! The discussion will livestream on Facebook for those who...

10am – 2pm Tivoli Quad Monday, Student Government Day Tuesday, Shopping Spree Wednesday, Tivoli Tenants Thursday, Tivoli Throwback More information here .

5:30 pm Student Commons 2600 Mathematics and Statistical Science Professor Stephanie Santorico , has been selected to deliver the Inaugural Distinguished Faculty Lecture: Cheek to Cheek: Genetic Discoveries and You .The data revolution in genetics has expanded our understanding of many diseases and traits. You name it, and scientists have...

6:30pm St. Cajetan’s Free and open to the public Q&A, book signing, & reception to follow: ALEXANDER CHEE is the author of the novels Edinburgh and The Queen of the Night , and the essay collection How To Write an Autobiographical Novel , all from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt. He has...

6:00 – 9:00 pm Tivoli Turnhalle Student Government Association are co-hosting this event as an opportunity for all students, faculty and staff on campus, from all three institutions, as well as for the surrounding community to engage with their potential representatives and to participate civically.

3:30pm Tivoli Room 444 Featuring Dr. Maudemarie Clark. Dr. Clark specializes in 19th century German philosophy and the author of Nietzsche on Truth and Philosophy (Cambridge University Press, Reprint, 1991) and The Soul of Nietzsche’s Beyond Good and Evil (Cambridge, 2012). Hosted by University of Colorado Denver Philosophy Department. More information

2:30-4:30 PM King Center, room 212 Open LGBTQ Competency Training (formerly known as Safe Zone Ally training), but an RSVP is required, as the space that we have is limited. Please RSVP to the Center’s Assistant Director, Kyla Hines .

9:00 AM - 3:00 PM The Commons on Champa, 1245 Champa Street CU Denver’s ThinqStudio invites everyone to the spring event to explore designing the future of learning. Rethinq 101 is an unconference for exploring creative & active teaching with keynote Michael Wesch of ANTH101, plus this year’s ThinqStudio Faculty...