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Faculty and Staff Can Recommend Purchases for the Auraria Library

Sept. 2, 2021

The Auraria Library wants to make sure that the CU Denver community is aware they have resources to purchase items to make the library better for users. To recommend Auraria Library purchase an item (print book, eBook, journal, database, streaming video, other media material, etc) CU Denver faculty and staff...

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Support CU Denver via Grocery Shopping at King Soopers and City Market

Sept. 2, 2021

Looking for an innovative and easy way to donate to the University? Sign up for the King Soopers or City Market Community Rewards Program simply by visiting the appropriate link. Once logged into your King Soopers or City Market account search for University of Colorado Denver either by name or...

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A Wide-Ranging Conversation between Montel Williams and Candice Shelby

Sept. 2, 2021

Candice L. Shelby, Professor of Philosophy, was recently interviewed by Montel Williams for his new Youtube show/podcast, Free Thinking with Montel . She gets personal about how addiction affected her own family and explains how her research focus developed from her frustration with existing treatment systems. Expanding to wide-ranging matters...

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LynxConnect Fair, Aug 31

Aug. 19, 2021

9:00 am – 4:00pm Tivoli Comcast Center There will be food and much to learn as we lean into CU Denver’s new strategic goal focused on experiential learning. Tour/Check out spaces available for faculty and staff reservations, and meet the people who guide our students through career-seeking support, internships, study...

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Help Spread the Word to Students about Discount Dell Computers

Aug. 19, 2021

CLAS IT worked out a special pricing package with Dell for students of our college. We are not endorsing Dell over other computing systems, but any help you can give in spreading the word about these discounts to students is appreciated. Questions about our pricing agreement with Dell can be...

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NIH Awards K-23 to Sneha Thamotharan

Aug. 19, 2021

Assistant Professor in the Department of Psychology Sneha Thamotharan was recently awarded a K-23 from the National Institutes of Health’s National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities . Her project, titled, “Mitigating Reproductive Health Disparities in Young Women of Color: Remote Learning to Foster Cultural Responsiveness in Medical Residents,”...

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New Video from David Hildebrand on Philosophy for Audiophiles

Aug. 19, 2021

David Hildebrand, Department Chair of Philosophy, recently published a video on audio and philosophy , titled “The Quest for Absolute Sound: What are the Philosophical Stakes for Audiophiles.” Originally presented last month at the 2021 Society for Philosophy of Technology Conference, the video was then featured on the blog of...

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MS Student Kyle Brown Continues Publishing in Nature and Cell Journals

Aug. 19, 2021

In addition to recently successfully defending his thesis, Kyle Brown, MS Chemistry student in the Xiaojun Ren laboratory, has already made great contributions to the epigenetic and chromatin field. In July, Kyle published two papers in high profile, high impact journals. He was the first author of a paper published...

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Asadi-Zeydabadi and Lodwick Publishing COVID Outbreak Data Analysis

Aug. 19, 2021

Professor Weldon Lodwick, Department of Mathematical and Statistical Sciences, and CTT Professor of Physics Masoud Asadi-Zeydabadi recently published, “ Analysis of COVID-19 pandemic in USA, using Topological Weighted Centroid ,” in Computers in Biology and Medicine . They analyzed COVID-19 outbreaks using data-driven intelligent geographical dynamical systems that models disease...

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A Discussion of the Obstetrical Dilemma with Anna Warrener

July 21, 2021

Leakey Foundation grantee Anna G. Warrener, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, was recently featured on the Leaky Foundation Origin Stories podcast to discuss the “obstetrical dilemma.” A hypothesis that explains why babies are so helpless, and why childbirth is so difficult for humans compared to other animals, the obstetrical dilemma suggests...

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