The CU Denver Society of Physics Students (SPS) chapter has been named a 20I5-16 SPS Outstanding Chapter. This highest level of distinction is given to less than 10% of SPS chapters, 61 of 781 chapters around the world this year. Congratulations to the SPS Students and Kristopher Bunker , Sponsor...

Casey Allen , Geography and Environmental Sciences Associate Professor, had a Top 10 Fulbright Scholar Blog Post of 2016 . Speaking about his experience in Jordan, he said: "In the end, when I consider all that we did, saw, and accomplished in a short six-months, the thing that speaks to...

Chris Beekman will be part of a small working group next month with the Institute for the Preservation of Cultural Heritage at Yale University discussing collectors, museums, dealers, and antiquities trafficking. He will also be spending time at Dumbarton Oaks, where he did his sabbatical, working on the organization of...

Returning from sabbatical, David Tracer recently became the Associate Editor of the top-tier American Journal of Human Biology . He says he has already learned just how many people must be contacted before he has enough reviewers for an article submission.

Communication received the final data on this semester’s partnership between the department and Junior Achievement: a total of 274 CU Denver students participated, in 9 different area schools, reaching a total of 3,548 Denver students, for a total of 2,055 service hours.

Geography and Environmental Sciences Associate Professor C/T Rudi Hartmann presented a paper at the Tourism Naturally Conference in Alghero, Sardinia (Italy) October 3, 2016. The joint paper, with Shelley Broadway (Master’s Student, College of Engineering) and Amanda Weaver (Senior Instructor, Department of Geography and Environmental Sciences), focused on the impact...

Building upon almost a decade of networking with political leaders in China, the Department of Communication’s Professor Stephen John Hartnett , acting in his capacity as President of the National Communication Association, hosted a delegation from the Chinese Communist Party (CPC), in Washington, D.C., on December 12 and 13. The...

Donna Martinez , Professor of Ethnic Studies, is an editor of the two volume 50 Events That Shaped American Indian History (Greenwood) publishing December 31, 2016.

The Lynx Center received book requests from students from Oakland Elementary, anyone who would like to provide a book for a student no later than Monday, December 19th can contact Alicia Roybal, Assistant Director Lynx Center, at 303-315-3506 or alicia.roybal@ucdenver.edu

The CLAS Academic Policies and Deadlines Insert for Spring 2017 Syllabi is now available at http://www.ucdenver.edu/academics/colleges/CLAS . Questions about the document can be directed to CLAS@ucdenver.edu .