Faculty-Staff Edition - April 11, 2018
Campus Community
Academic Futures: Notes from a great conversation, April 11 edition
As Academic Futures articulates our collective campus mission and guiding values, as an institution of learning and discovery, how do we ensure faculty can succeed in all of their roles?
Staff Council endorses paid parental leave; administration commits to new benefit
Sharing Staff Council's goal of offering paid parental leave, the campus is planning to have a new program in place by July 1 and is still determining the full extent of what it can offer given a number of factors.
Get the latest on open enrollment, which is April 23 to May 11
Some good news: Rates for university medical plans will not increase this year. Discover what's changing, and see when benefits professionals are coming to campus.
Summer Camp Spotlight: Aquetza Youth Leadership, Education and Community Empowerment Program
The campus is offering a number of camps this summer for children and youth, including a free leadership camp for those with strong ties to Chicano/Latino communities. Application deadline is May 5.
Events & Exhibits
After 70 years, archives chronicle CWA's journey
Through the Conference on World Affairs' original program, newspaper clippings, photographs, audio and videotapes, University Libraries has tracked 70 years of conversation.
TEDxCU to examine the theme 'game changer'
Join the TEDxCU event April 21 on campus in a celebration of new and game-changing ideas, shared by nine speakers, that will leave you inspired to take action. Get tickets and details.
CU football team hosting bone marrow registry drive with Be The Match
On April 18, the CU football team is hosting a bone marrow registry drive with Be The Match. Take the first step to become a donor; joining the registry is fast and painless.
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