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Jamie Hodgkins Publishing on South Africa’s Role in Homo Sapiens Evolution

April 30, 2020

Jamie Hodgkins, Assistant Professor of Anthropology, recently had a paper published in Quaternary Science Reviews . Archaeology has shown that South Africa was critical to the evolution of our species (Homo sapiens) during the Pleistocene. The now-submerged continental shelf formed its own ecosystem, the Palaeo-Agulhas Plain (PAP), where early humans...

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Christopher Beekman had a Convo from the Couch

April 30, 2020

Convo from the Couch is a new program hosted online by Colorado State Senator Kerry Donovan. On Wednesday, April 22, Christopher S. Beekman, Associate Professor of Anthropology, talked about his project, “Lessons on migration from archaeology: a project by the Coalition for Archaeological Synthesis.” The series gets the community together...

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Prepare Now for Multi-factor Authentication Go-live on May 26

April 30, 2020

MFA for O365 will go live using Duo Security on Tuesday, May 26, 2020. MFA for O365 significantly strengthens security when students, faculty and staff connect to Office 365 applications (including Outlook) remotely. OIT communicated that some older devices and browsers may stop working when Modern Authentication (Modern Auth) is...

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Please Remind Students to Complete the Census

April 30, 2020

The 2020 Census is important because it will (among other things) determine the number of seats each state has in the US House of Representatives, inform hundreds of billions of dollars in federal funding, and provide data that will impact communities for the next decade. Responding to the 2020 Census...

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Philosophy Department Launches a New Podcast

April 15, 2020

According to host Assocaite Professor of Philosophy Sarah Tyson, "One of the things I miss about not physically going to school is the chance to casually chat with my colleagues and get their takes on the events of the world . So, I'm reaching out to them and recording what...

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It’s Time for CLAS Committee Nominations

April 15, 2020

Please refer to this information sheet to find out more about each committee, the members whose terms are ending, the members who are continuing, the number of vacancies, and nominations to date; and use this qualtrics survey to nominate yourself or your colleagues (please get their permission before nominating them)...

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Nominate Student Employees for CU Denver-wide Award

April 15, 2020

The Student Employee of the Year is an award created for outstanding student employees working for the University of Colorado Denver. Supervisors from various on and off-campus departments can nominate current student employees to be the recipient of the Student Employee of the Year award. The Student Employee of the...

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Sharon Coggan to Publish New Book

April 15, 2020

Sharon L Coggan, Clinical Associate Professor (C/T) and Director of the Religious Studies program, will soon publish her new book, Sacred Disobedience: A Jungian Analysis of the Saga of Pan and the Devil traces the ancient Greek God Pan . This book follows a Jungian analysis of how Pan became...

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William M. Rodgers Undergraduate Geography Major Scholarship Winners Announced

March 30, 2020

The Geography and Environmental Sciences department is very proud to announce this Spring 2020 recipients of the William M. Rodgers Undergraduate Geography Major Scholarship : Nicole Boudreaux, Sarah Zimmer, Briley Manzanares, Hillary Hillam, and Rebecca Dennis.

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On-line Symposium focuses on Sarah Tyson’s Where are the Women

March 30, 2020

On March 25, Syndicate (a living network of scholarship in the Humanities) began holding an on-line symposium to discuss Associate Professor of Philosophy Sarah Tyson’s new book Where are the Women? Why Expanding the Archive Makes Philosophy Better .

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