At its monthly meeting, the Boulder Faculty Assembly heard from Philip DiStefano—this time marking his final address as chancellor to the group. It also heard about an update from Student Affairs and a new resolution on faculty course questionnaires.
The Boulder Faculty Assembly’s March meeting included updates on accreditation, the Buff Undergraduate Success project, information technology decision-making and more.
CU Boulder’s Sexual Misconduct Task Force, which supports the expansion of prevention efforts for reducing sexual harassment and violence on campus, invites the CU Boulder community to learn more at an open forum March 14.
This guide will help students, faculty, staff and the broader community better understand how the Office of Institutional Equity and Compliance enforces campus policies while respecting an individual’s right to free expression.
The Office for Outreach and Engagement has changed its name to reflect its charge to support faculty involved in community-engaged scholarship and differentiate its focus from other campus functions and units.
At their recent board meeting, the CU regents received an overview of tuition and fee proposals. They discussed hiring and retention and heard updates on CU Boulder’s Climate Action Plan, the CU Strategic Plan and more.
At the most recent Boulder Faculty Assembly meeting, President Todd Saliman visited and addressed CU Boulder's place as a national leader in climate action and sustainability, among other topics.
As part of ongoing efforts to advance access, affordability and student success, CU Boulder graduate students and undergraduate Colorado residents will pay a per-credit rate of tuition if they enroll in 1, 2 or 3 credit hours.
