Faculty-Staff Edition - Nov. 26, 2018
Campus Community
Companions of the furry kind will serve in CU º£½ÇÉçÇø's new student therapy program, spearheaded by Counseling and Psychiatric Services and launched in time for finals preparation.
From Student Affairs: Supporting stressed students
As finals approach, stress levels for students can rise. Recognizing significant changes in behavior or appearance is the first step to supporting students who may be experiencing high levels of stress.
Interdisciplinary Research & Innovation Seed Grant program accepting proposals for research, creative work
Designed to stimulate new areas of research and creative work, the program is accepting proposals through Jan. 22. Attend a workshop Nov. 29 to get help strengthening your proposal.
New global aerospace, co-op degree offered by CU Engineering
The new track allows students to graduate with a bachelor's in aerospace engineering and minor in computer science, plus study abroad and co-op work experience, in just five years.
Research News
What makes the world's fastest shoe so fast? New study provides insight
New biomechanics research uncovers how Nike's Vaporfly 4% shoe helps athletes topple world records and eye the two-hour marathon.
Events & Exhibits
You're invited to the Faculty Awards Celebration
Chancellor Philip DiStefano, Provost Russell Moore and the Office of Faculty Affairs are pleased to invite you to the annual Faculty Awards Celebration Nov. 28. RSVPs are requested, though walk-ins are welcome.
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