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Steven Leigh, dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, today announced that David Boonin will serve as the new chair of the Philosophy Department. Boonin, a philosophy professor and former associate dean for arts and humanities, will assume the new role prior to the start of the fall semester. Andrew Cowell, who served as interim department chair since February 2014, will return to his home department and become the chair of Linguistics.

COLTT 2015 is just two weeks away! Registration closes on July 27, so make sure to secure your spot. This year offers a diverse line up of educational technology experts from Michigan State, School of Mines, DU, CSU in addition to CU-Boulder presentations, and the keynote presenter is renowned educational technology expert and blogger Michael Feldstein .

Since middle school, CU-Boulder student Willie Payne has looked for ways to incorporate music composition and computer science. With dreams of composing music for video games, Payne became interested in exploring new ways of using technology. Specifically, Payne wanted to create unique musical dynamics and adaptations where the user controls sounds.

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As a first-year student you will have many exciting new opportunities and face a number of potential challenges. Getting involved in your community, both inside and outside the classroom, can help you perform at higher levels in your academic and personal life. Connect with your peers, meet regularly with faculty members and your advisor, or touch base with your resident advisor (RA) to find out about the many resources and experiences CU-Boulder has to offer. Some of your fellow Buffs also have some advice to share about life as a first-year student.