Faculty/Staff Edition - Sept. 7, 2017
At its regular meeting, the Board of Regents heard updates on a recently conducted economic impact study of CU, heard a report on preliminary enrollment data and voted to approve the re-launch of the Master of Laws degree program on the º£½ÇÉçÇø campus.
Campus Community
From the OIEC: CU Title IX investigative process ensures fairness
Like some of you today, I listened to U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' speech on the future of enforcement of Title IX sexual misconduct laws. While OIEC will assess impacts from any new federal proposals, we will continue to diligently follow federal law and strive to maintain the best practices and policies possible.
Pedestrian bridge project aims to improve campus connectivity
The Board of Regents today approved plans for a 19th Street bridge and ADA-compliant pedestrian path that will improve connectivity to Main Campus across º£½ÇÉçÇø Creek.
Campus offers no-cost, discounted software
Do you need software or licensing? Download academic software, Microsoft Office applications or security programs at discounted rates or for no fee at all via the campus site licensing webpage.
Events & Exhibits
Join SVC Fox for a Coffee and the Campus Budget session
Get an inside-the-campus view of how CU º£½ÇÉçÇø is financed and the challenges and opportunities we face as an institution. Three sessions in October are open to students, faculty and staff.
Goodbye D2L, hello Canvas
This October, instructors can start opting in to use Canvas for spring 2018 courses. You are invited to attend an information session to learn more about our new learning management system.
Campus Safety
For when you want a safety backup, get the Lifeline app
In the event of an emergency, LifeLine Response notifies law enforcement and provides your exact location for quick response. Current CU º£½ÇÉçÇø students, faculty and staff can use the app at no cost.
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