Category: Student Opportunities
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Final Spring Workshops
Register for the final spring workshops! Faculty and grad students welcome! Descriptive Statistics: April 7th from 10:00-11:30 in LSC 600 (excel needed) [RSVP here] Analysis of Variance: April 7th from 12:00-1:30 in LSC (SPSS provided) [RSVP here] Stats Techniques – What are my options?: May 3rd from 12:00-1:00 in LSC 700 (zoom option) [RSVP here]…
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Important Information Clarifying Steps for the EdD Doctoral Research Project
We’re getting some questions from students and faculty about the DRP process, timelines, permissions, etc. While the info is “out there” in handbooks, workshop materials from fall semester, and update memos I’ve sent out as we’ve gotten more info from districts, etc., I thought it would be helpful to develop a current “FAQ Sheet” to…
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HASTAC Open Course: Black Listed: African American Writers & the Cold War Politics of Integration, Surveillance, Censorship, and Publication
HASTAC (Humanities, Arts, Science, and Technology Alliance and Collaboratory) Join Professors Shelly Eversley (Baruch College, CUNY) and Cathy N. Davidson (Graduate Center CUNY), along with Futures Initiative Fellow Allison Guess, for an open, public course: “Black Listed: African American Writers and the Cold War Politics of Integration, Surveillance, Censorship, and Publication.” “Black Listed” is not…
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Teacher Education Faculty, one position with responsibilities in Edwards and Glenwood Springs
Please see the job notice linked below and share it widely if you have promising graduate students or know others who’d love to teach in our beautiful mountain communities of Glenwood Springs and Edwards. This person will teach literacy courses in our Elementary Education program, which embeds the CLD endorsement for every graduate. https://coloradomtn.edu/teacher-education-faculty-one-position-with-responsibilities-in-edwards-and-glenwood-springs/ Please…
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LYNX UP Launch Event – February 28
Would you like to… inspire the best and brightest students? help them cross the finish line to graduation? celebrate and encourage diversity on our campus in our communities? promote experiential learning opportunities like internships and study abroad? You can do all of these things and more by supporting scholarships at CU Denver. Join us as we launch LYNX UP, CU Denver’s campaign to…
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SCEC sponsors Movie — Paper Tigers (Trauma Informed Classrooms in Action)
Here’s an opportunity to come together for networking, conversation, and professional development. Student Council for Exceptional Children will be showing the movie, Paper Tigers https://kpjrfilms.co/paper-tigers/ — it’ll discuss a bit about trauma informed classrooms in Walla Walla, WA. This is quite an opportunity to watch and discuss. Feel free to bring a friend or two. It’s a…
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Save the Date – 5th Annual BE! Conference – May 14th
The University of Colorado Denver is pleased to announce our 5th Annual Colorado Black Education !mpact (BE!) Conference. Black Education !mpact (BE!) Conference “Know Your Worth”: BE! The Answer May 14, 2018 8:15 am – 1:30 pm CU Denver Student Commons Building (SCB) RSVP here for more info!
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CLAS Job Opportunity
CLAS is searching for a part-time (50%) Business Services Professional to help in a variety of different areas in the Dean’s Office and departments. The person will need to know the departmental program assistant role quite well and will also need to have a good understanding of the finance and HR roles. The position will also provide…
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2018 Women’s Leadership Conference (WLC) – March 8, 2018
The 2018 Women’s Leadership Conference (WLC) will take place on March 8, 2018. The theme for the 2018 Conference is Leading Beyond the Binary. Our goal is to use this theme to interrogate and extend assumptions about both “gender” and “leadership”: How can we challenge norms about what constitutes “effective leadership”? What kinds of leadership…
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SEHD’s new study abroad opportunity with Prof. Ruben Viramontez Anguiano featured in CU Denver TODAY
Dr. Ruben Viramontez Anguiano well understands the dilemmas faced by today’s aspiring first-generation college students. The son of immigrant parents and a former first-gen student himself, Anguiano learned how to navigate through the world of academic admissions, scholarships, and higher education classes to successfully earn his doctorate degree in human development and family studies. Ultimately,…