Events

4:00 pm—7:00 pm Student Commons Building Third Floor Solarium Follow the journey of food in Denver from dreams of gold to fine dining on LODO patios, as Spinner reads stories from her book and answers your questions about local culinary history. Denver Food is special because of the heart and...

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm Lawrence Street Center, Suite 1300 (CU Online Training Room) Want to learn more about the ACUE Course in Effective Teaching Practice entails? This informational session is designed to help faculty preview the awesome resources available through this course and consider if they are interested in...

12:30 - 2:00 pm CFD Conference Room (320 Lawrence Street Center) Many common study habits and practice routines turn out to be counterproductive. Underlining and highlighting, rereading, cramming, and single-minded repetition of new skills create the illusion of mastery, but gains fade quickly. More complex and durable learning come from...

11am-2pm CU Denver Athletic Field Replacing individual college parties following the ceremony, faculty and staff are invited to join graduates, parents, families, and guests to kick off commencement weekend and celebrate the end of the semester with a full CU Denver picnic the day before the ceremony. This new tradition...

This link can take you to more information about this Friday’s workshop and 3 more workshops upcoming, plus rethinq , our spring unconference on March 15. Digital Beginnings (An exploration of beginnings and transitions to digital pedagogy), Facilitated by ThinqStudio Fellow Ronica Rooks, Health & Behavioral Sciences, Friday, February 15,...

5:00 pm – 7:30 pm Student Commons 2600 Hear first-hand from Denver’s leading media producers about how to overcome to ethical dilemmas facing local news outlets in a time of rapid change in the journalism industry. Moderated by Gregg Moss. Reception with heavy appetizers from 5-6 pm. Program from 6-7:30.

6:00 pm Science Building 1067 A screening of the feminist horror film CAM (which has been touring film festivals and has been picked up by Netflix) that tells the story of online sex worker Alice who finds her identity usurped by a doppelganger. The film uses horror to consider the...

Lace ‘em up for Milo’s 6th birthday. Run or walk a mile, starting at the Turnhalle, warm-ups at 9, race at 9:30, birthday brunch & awards afterwards. Register now . The first 100 students get a t-shirt, you can even sign up as a team.

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