Author: sehd
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SEHD’s IE First Friday: Bring a Friend!
Friday, Nov 6, 2026 10:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. Academic Service Common Area, 7th floor, LSC Join us monthly to build community and turn ideas into action. All are welcome! Invite a colleague to join the Conversation! Three working groups. One community. Shared Impact. Inclusive Pedagogy | Inclusive Data | Community Building & Peacemaking View…
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Curriculum Committee Minutes (10/19/26)
Date: Oct 19, 2026 Members: Katie Jones Teara Lander Scott McLeod (co-chair) Kent Seidel Dane Stickney Madhavi Tandon Kristin Whitmore (co-chair) Staff: Shakira Anderson GENERAL BUSINESS & REVIEW/DISCUSSIONS: COUN Updates: Decision on COUN 5250 & COUN 5300 Withdrew the proposal for COUN 5250 Approved: COUN 5300 Appraisal, Assessment, & Research Reduce program…
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Accessibility Tip: Make Images Meaningful with Alt Text
Alt text helps people who cannot see an image understand its meaning. A useful description shares the information that matters in context, rather than every visible detail. Graphic concept and direction by Rosanna Miiller Salas. Created with OpenAI image generation tools using custom prompts. Infographic recap: Give informative images meaningful descriptions, mark purely decorative images…
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Learn More About the Chancellor’s Registration Challenge. Encourage Students to Register for Classes in Spring 2027 as Early as Possible.
The Chancellor’s Registration Challenge is a university-wide effort to improve student persistence and success by encouraging continuing students to register for the next semester before leaving for winter break. Registering earlier gives students the best opportunity to build a schedule that works for them and gives us more time to identify and address barriers that may be…
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Ritu Chopra Interviewed by the Herald Times Reporter/Green Bay Press Gazette re: Special Education Resource Shortages
Paraprofessional, Special Ed Resource Shortages Leave Schools Struggling to Make It Work Sept. 8, 2026 | Herald Times Reporter / Green Bay Press Gazette Schools across Wisconsin are facing shortages of special education paraprofessionals amid rising student needs. CU Denver expert Ritu Chopra explains that staffing challenges extend nationwide as districts compete with other employers for…
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Kristin Whitmore Featured in Chalkbeat re: Her HyFlex Math Education Class
More students are mixing online and in-person classes. At CU Denver, their motivations vary. [Read More]
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Submit your 2026 Publications to Auraria Creates
Auraria Creates April 6-8, 2027 MSU Denver/ CCD/ CU Denver faculty and staff: Did your publication/ creative work debut in 2026? If so, we want to celebrate you at Auraria Creates. We’re expanding the Auraria Library’s flagship annual event, which celebrates Auraria Campus scholarship and creative work, to include a special reception and recognition for…
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Core Course Design/Redesign Grant
The Academic Affairs Instructional Design team recently announced two new funding opportunities for faculty. This initiative offers grants for: New courses and major redesigns of courses in the undergraduate core curriculum, or Minor redesigns to integrate professional and durable skills (communication, collaboration, leadership, etc.) into graduate-level courses offered early or mid-curriculum. For details on each…
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Franci Crepeau-Hobson Published in Educational Psychology for Policy and Practice
Trauma-informed education: Bridging science and policy [Read More]
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Advancing Gender Equity in Higher Education: A Conversation with Sharon Louden
The Center for Faculty Development and Advancement is proud to co-host this event with the University of Colorado Denver College of Arts and Media! Advancing Gender Equity in Higher Education: A Conversation with Sharon Louden October 22nd, 12-1:30 pm Lunch Provided! Open to all staff and faculty at CU Denver Limited Spaces! Please register here.…