Promising rich dialogue and productive breakout sessions, the Diversity and Inclusion Summit could complement course content across a variety of disciplines, and organizers are encouraging faculty and instructors to add the event to their syllabi.
CU Boulder's Learning Technology Consultants are once more hosting a handful of Desire2Learn (D2L) training workshops to help faculty prepare courses for the fall term.
CU Boulder researchers were awarded $507.9 million in research grants in the 2016-17 fiscal year, setting a record in sponsored research for the campus.
If you plan to use Desire2Learn for your fall courses, the Office of Information Technology has compiled some helpful tips to ease you into the new school year.
Some students love art. Others have a passion for science, math and other technical subjects. Lila Finch is helping middle- and high-schoolers to feel more comfortable crossing those disciplinary boundaries.
Until recently, when faculty requested a Desire2Learn course, it meant waiting up to two business days for the course to be created by the Office of Information Technology. Those days are now a thing of the past.
CU Boulder was selected to host this year's National Nuclear Physics Summer School, bringing students and expert lecturers from across the nation to campus.
Course reserves allow faculty to make course materials equally available to all of their students. Reserve books, journal articles, DVDs, sheet music and more through University Libraries.
Distinguished Professor Emeritus Norman Pace of the Department of Molecular, Cellular and Developmental Biology has been awarded the 2017 Massry Prize for his microbiome research.
Two CU Boulder students are designing an aerospace curriculum for middle school students as part of their internships at Colorado-based Oakman Aerospace, Inc.
