Learn more about virtual educational resources created around the epic MOSAiC Arctic climate research expedition and how you can integrate these resources into your teaching.
Social justice and the arts take center stage this fall as part of a free virtual public series featuring CU Boulder and community artists and educators.
Join Emily CoBabe-Ammann and Jeff Cox, leaders of Academic Futures, to learn the current status of reorganizing the College of Arts and Sciences into three divisions and the process for faculty in each division to implement local governance mechanisms.
Join this interactive lecture series focused on the relationship between race and the law. The objective is to think about the barriers to and possibilities of the law serving as a vehicle of racial justice.
On Sept. 17, join Professor Ming Hsu Chen, who will elaborate on the concept of pursuing citizenship, drawing from her new book, Pursuing Citizenship in the Enforcement Era.
Beginning Sept. 15, this Getches-Wilkinson Center series will explore issues such as the rise of creative funding, leveraging the business community, linkages between healthy landscapes, climate adaptation and improved resiliency, and more.
Register now for virtual free lectures about solar research, political compromise and musical time featuring some of CU Boulder's most dynamic faculty.
Patrisse Cullors, Opal Tometi and Alicia Garza, the co-founders of the Black Lives Matter Global Network, will give a virtual talk to the CU Boulder community on Wednesday, Sept. 16.
Join an Aug. 25 talk about the role of traditional knowledge and collaborative management in decision-making on public lands. The discussion will include lessons learned from Bears Ears National Monument, recommendations about collaboration between tribes and federal agencies, and more.
The comedian and host of The Daily Show will help welcome students to campus with a virtual talk, discussing his life, work and the topics of today in a moderated conversation.
