Author: sehd
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Preparing for the Undergraduate Recognition Event
The undergraduate council is getting ready for our annual spring recognition event! We’re looking for help from everyone in sharing photos of your classes, events, and undergraduate students to add to the slide show during the event. Please add photos of undergraduatesand events to this folder: Undergraduate Event Photos Spring 2025 by March 21st. We appreciate your help – thank…
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Tyler Cowen on AI
Tyler Cowen is an economist, author, and professor at George Mason University, known for his work in economic policy, culture, and technological progress. In this interview he talks of AI use for writing, productivity, university teaching, and more. Insightful and progressive.
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Lecture on Duoethnography as a Tool of Transformation, by Dr. Christine Montecillo Leider, PhD
Join us for an invited lecture, Duoethnography as a tool of transformation, by Dr. Christine Montecillo Leider, PhD Wednesday March 19, 2025 5 pm-6:30 pm In-person at Lawrence Street Center Room 1150 or via zoom. Dr. Leider will share how her use of duoethnography has evolved from a rigorous qualitative research method to a transformative tool…
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Curriculum Committee Minutes (02/17/2025)
Curriculum Committee Minutes Date: February 17, 2025 Members: Jorge Chavez – co chair Troyann Gentile Andrea Laser – co chair Julia Mahfouz Dane Stickney Staff: Shakira Anderson Shannon Hagerman (CPE) GENERAL BUSINESS & REVIEW/DISCUSSIONS: Check in on syllabus template updates The goal is to have syllabus examples ready to discuss…
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EDI First Fridays Reminder (and Location Update)
SEHD’s First Fridays continues this month on Friday, March 7, 2025 from 10am-noon. There is one change to Friday’s plan (this month only): we will begin in LSC 745 (rather than in the Academic Services area). While we normally meet in person, for those who need a Zoom option, here is the link. Breakout rooms…
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DEI Committee Meeting Notes Summary (03/03/2025)
At the March 3 meeting, the DEI committee discussed ways to support students, faculty, staff, and administration during this time of regime transition. We shared various student concerns and perspectives, many of which center on the continued need for information from faculty and administration. Various federal communications, like the OCR Dear Colleague Letter and its FAQ about racial…
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Moderated Discussion with Scholars of U.S. Religion March 28
You’re invited! Please mark your calendars and join us at CU Denver Student Commons 2600 on Friday, March 28th at 6:30 p.m. for a moderated discussion between distinguished scholars of U.S. religion, Dr. Anthea Butler, Geraldine R. Segal Professor in American Social Thought at the University of Pennsylvania and author of White Evangelical Racism: The Politics of…
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CU Internal Awards & Grants
We have seen an increase in CU internal awards and grants which is excellent news! We have received awards to fund travel for staff, faculty and students to different conferences and various grants to support research for faculty projects. Some of the most common awards and grants are from the Office of Research Services and…
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SEHD Faculty Development Grant, Deadline March 17, 2025
Dear SEHD Faculty, Applications are now open for Spring 2025 SEHD Faculty Development Grant. Grants are available to full time faculty (T/TT, IRC/CT, TPT, Sr. Instructor & Instructor). The maximum amount of the award is $1000 dollars per year. To be eligible for a grant, you need to demonstrate use of your existing faculty development funds or plans to exhaust all your funds (PD, grants, etc.) prior to June 30,…
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Spread the Word – Community in SEHD Study
Dear faculty and staff, Please share this announcement about the Community in SEHD study that is being conducted this spring. Any help you can offer in spreading the word and getting our students connected to this opportunity is greatly appreciated-grads and undergrads across all programs(D1, D2 and D3) are welcome and encouraged to get involved.…