Americas Latino Eco-Festival September 11-16
Unique only to Boulder, welcome to the Americas Latino Eco-Festival. Please join writers, actors, filmmakers, musicians and scientists in an interdisciplinary gathering to collaborate and enhance conservation messaging in the Americas. For some, this is an opportunity to meet people working in fields or medias that you may like to explore. For others good music, and family educational events are available. There's something for everyone in Boulder. Festival Information and Tickets
Boulder County Flood Series
The Center for ReSource Conservation has partnered with the City of Boulder and Boulder County to bring you a variety of events and educational opportunities, all of which will feature a unique look back at the 2013 Flood. Registration is suggested and all events are open to the public.
September 15th: Flood Landscape: Physical geography of the Front Range & the 2013 storm, 7-9pm
Lyons Middle/Senior High School - Lyons, CO
Join Suzanne Anderson, Associate Professor at the Institute of Arctic and Alpine Research at the University of Colorado as she discusses the geography of the 2013 Flood. Learn what happened and how. No cost
September 17th: The Climatology of the 2013 Flood, 7-9pm
Erie Community Center 450 Powers St. Erie, CO
Jeff Lukas from the Western Water Assessment, CIRES, and the University of Colorado will present on the weather patterns that lead to an unprecedented flood event in Boulder County. No cost
September 22nd: Landscaping for Flood Mitigation, 7-9pm
Longmont Senior Citizen's Center 910 Longs Peak Ave. Longmont, CO
Ever wondered how water moves through your landscape? Come to this presentation to learn how to have a "flood wise" yard that both protects you city's storm water system but can actually help protect your home and landscape during severe weather events. No cost
More information and registration
Diversity & Excellence Grants-Request for Proposals
Diversity & Excellence Grants fund innovative projects that promote inclusive excellence and diversity throughout the University of Colorado System. Grants of up to $3,000 each will be awarded to proposals that creatively advance the principles of diversity and inclusion in substantive ways. Grant proposals
may be submitted by CU faculty or staff, as individuals or as teams, but at least one of the participants is required to have faculty or staff status (students may be included on the team). Proposal Deadline: Friday, October 31, 2014
Proposal Guidelines and Additional Information
Our organization brings together students and faculty members who share a passion for the study of biology. We are affiliated with the Department of Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, but open to all students on campus and to the broader community interested in biology and environmental issues. The purpose of the club is to foster interactions among students, faculty, and the broader environmental and biological communities. Our club has a blast touring labs, hosting speakers and workshops, and going on exceptional field trips around state. Check out our Facebook page for announcements and the newest events. We are looking for new officers for the 2014-2015 school year! This is your opportunity to boost your resume and stand apart from thousands of graduates in the biology field. It is a fantastic leadership opportunity here on campus. Please email Ciara, our president, at [email protected] if you have any interest in being an officer and/or if you would like to be added to our email list! GREEN Winter, Spring and Summer Breaks Program
Posting of this announcement is purely for information purposes and does not constitute an endorsement of the program by ENVS or CU Boulder. Students are strongly encouraged to consult with their advisors prior to signing up for any courses offered through institutions other than CU to ensure that they will receive academic credit upon completion. The GREEN Program is the premiere experiential learning program for future clean energy and sustainability leaders. The short-term immersion programs take students on adventures to the epicenters of clean tech, sustainability, and innovative industries. - Engage in hands-on, experiential education with industry experts and professionals
- Behind the scenes access to innovative clean energy facilities and sustainability projects
- Supercharge your resume with a global perspective and unique cultural experience
- Network and develop relationships with powerhouse student leaders and professionals
- Bridge the gap between traditional textbook learning and real-time industry insight
- Participate on world-class bucket list adventure excursions
- Earn an academic transcript during our 8-10 day programs
Take a step out of the classroom and experience the clean energy and sustainability industries, while having the adventure of your life with The GREEN Program. More Information Application
Masters and Doctoral Programs in Education
Are you an Arts and Sciences student interested in getting your master's or PhD in Education? The School of Education at CU-Boulder has great Education programs, and our PhD Education programs are highly ranked and highly competitive. They fully fund every PhD student they admit for four years. Prospective students can apply to a PhD program without a master's degree; this year they admitted several students into a PhD program who have only completed a bachelor's degree. More Information Masters in Environment, Development & Peace
One-year MA program at the UN-Mandated University for Peace of Costa Rica. The United Nations mandated University for Peace (UPEACE) was created in December 1980. The headquarters of the UPEACE system is in Costa Rica, the country which initiated the process for the establishment of the University. UPEACE activities include: teaching, research, distance learning, and outreach. UPEACE offers Master's Degree programs in Peace and Conflict Studies for students from all parts of the world, students receive a high quality education in a unique atmosphere with a focus on multicultural perspectives, theory and practical applications. Program Details and Application School of the Environment and Sustainability Series Over the past two years, CU-Boulder has explored prospects for creating greater synergies and fostering collaboration among the many faculty and programs centered on themes in the environment and sustainability. With commitments from the campus administration, we are moving forward with the creation of a new school that will further advance interdisciplinary scholarship, education, and community engagement in the environment and sustainability. This fall we are launching our inaugural colloquium series, which will feature forward thinking and inspiring examples of projects that integrate the many dimensions of environmental challenges and solutions. The School of the Environment and Sustainability Colloquium Series will provide the CU and Boulder community with provocative and insightful conversations that provide compelling illustrations of innovative work in the environment and sustainability taking place in Boulder and elsewhere. The colloquium series will be held most Wednesdays this fall semester from 3-4:30 pm in the Old Main Chapel. Light refreshments will be served from 3-3:30 pm, followed by the featured lecture and Q&A from 3:30-4:30 pm. Here is the flyer advertising our first event on Wednesday, September 17, which will feature introductory remarks by Provost Russ Moore and Dean Steven Leigh, followed by a lecture presented by Paul Sutter, Associate Professor of History, CU-Boulder, entitled, "The surprisingly brief history of sustainability." SEEC, the Sustainability, Energy and Environment Complex Coming Soon to CU-Boulder
Climate change. Energy. Food and water. Oceans. Policy. Sustainability. The University of Colorado Boulder is a global leader in these fields of research. Discover the adventurous science and people at the heart of SEEC, the Sustainability, Energy and Environment Complex coming soon to CU-Boulder.
SEEC Website
Student/Faculty Symposium: Academic Freedom in the Classroom The Provost, Boulder Faculty Assembly, and CU Student Government (CUSG) have worked together on a annual series of discussions between faculty, staff, and students about issues related to campus climate. The first of the discussions is taking place on September 17th from 12-1:30pm in the UMC Gallery. The topic that will be discussed is Academic Freedom, and it's definition as defined by students, faculty, and staff. The goal of the event is to have a fruitful discussion between all parties about what Academic Freedom is and how it functions in a University setting. CUSG wants to encourage all students and staff to attend this event and participate in the dialogue. Come and collaborate with other key stakeholders on campus to help make a meaningful change in our campus community. Student Libraries Advisory Board Ever had a problem finding an outlet at the library? Can't find your books? Want to improve the library? The University Libraries are recruiting students for a Student Libraries Advisory Board. If you're a graduate or undergraduate student who would like to make an impact on the campus libraries, please apply here. Please apply by September 15, 2014. Preference will be given to students not currently employed by the University Libraries.
For questions, contact: [email protected]
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