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THURSDAY: PRIDE Social With the Center!

On behalf of the Center for International Programs and Inclusive Excellence

Join the Center in honoring Pride Month 2023 with free food and community building! Pride Month is an annual celebration of the many contributions made by the LGBTQ+ community to history, society and cultures worldwide. In most places, Pride is celebrated throughout the month of June each year in commemoration of its roots in the Stonewall Riots of June 1969. 

Faculty Staff

TUESDAY: KUALI Q&A TRAINING

On behalf of the Purchasing Department

The Purchasing Department and Business Financial Services will be holding a Kuali Q&A on June 20 from 9am to 11am in LARC 217.

Please join us.

Students Faculty Staff



FRIDAY:

Summer PACK Social

On behalf of Operations and Advancement

Every Friday during the summer, the ThunderTruck will be offering a variety of frozen treats from 2:00-3:00 p.m. in front of the Library. Come check out this week's refreshing treat!

Faculty Staff

On behalf of the Office of Institutional Equity and the Disability Resource and Support Center

To better accommodate for our faculty, staff, students, and community partners, campus has three elevators that will be going through maintenance and an upgrade. We realize some people may have concerns or need accommodations. Please do not hesitate to reach out; we are happy to assist.

If you are a student who unable to attend classes or would like to request further accommodation, contact the Disability Resource and Support Center in the OSC, Room #201.

If you are an employee who requests further accommodation, contact the Office of Institutional Equity in LARC, Room #187.

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HACU Leader-in-Residence Program     

Adelante! Leadership Institute

On behalf of the Career Center

Attention All Students

The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities (HACU) is seeking applications for their competitive Leader-in-Residence Program where students from member institutions across the U.S. and Puerto Rico apply to receive leadership and career development training. Selected students are designated as a "HACU Leader-in-Residence" at their home institution. These Leaders receive sponsorship to participate in the Student Track component of the HACU Annual Conference, known as the Adelante! Leadership Institute.  

This Fall the HACU 37th Annual Conference is being held in Chicago, IL October 28-30, 2023

Eligibility: Minimum GPA 3.0, currently enrolled in an undergraduate program, Must be eligible to work in the U.S., have not received a HACU Conference Sponsorship for 2022, must be enrolled for Fall 2023, willing to be sponsored by a corporate, federal, or nonprofit sponsor. Deadline is June 23rd.  

Please contact Michelle in the Career Center if you need assistance. 

Students Staff

NEW: Work Study Position

On behalf of Extended Studies

Looking for Office Assistant for the Extended Studies office.

To inquire please contact Juanita Sanchez at 719-549-2053 or stop by LARC 169.

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Blackboard Ultra Base Navigation Upgrade Coming July 2023

On behalf of Academic Technology

In late July of 2023, the dashboard of Blackboard will be updated to the Ultra Base Navigation view! After Ultra Base Navigation is activated, the landing page of Blackboard will be updated and consistent for every user who logs in to Blackboard. Activating Base Navigation is the first step towards moving our LMS from the Original to the improved Ultra experience. Academic Technology will provide more information and support on this upgrade to Ultra Base Navigation as we approach the July deadline for the transition.

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Sports Performance Internship

On behalf of Colorado State University Pueblo Sports Performance

The CSUP Sports Performance department is seeking one to two interns to help implement the strength and conditioning training program for the CSUP Football team this summer.

If you are a student or former student that wants to be a collegiate strength and conditioning coach then this is a great opportunity to learn from three collegiate strength and conditioning coaches how to train a collegiate football team.

If you are interested please your cover letter, resume, and three personal contacts to Curstaldi.harris@CSUPueblo.edu.

Thank you

Faculty Staff

Academic Management Institute Nominations

On behalf of Operations and Advancement

A regional off-shoot of the American Council on Education, CWNWL / AMI brings together women professionals in higher education from across Colorado and Wyoming to train future leaders and foster excellence in the region's colleges and universities.

This professional development opportunity is funded through the HSI Initiatives Program and open to faculty and staff. One faculty member and one staff member will be selected from the list of nominees. If interested, or know someone who would be a great nominee, please fill out the form below. Nominees must be available to attend every session for the entire day for the following days:

Thursday, October 12, 2023

Friday, October 13, 2023

Friday, November 10, 2023

Friday, January 26, 2024

Thursday, March 7, 2024 and

Friday, March 8, 2024

More about CWNWL's AMI program:

Mission: Academic Management Institute promotes the advancement of women to become excellent, diverse leaders who impact higher education through professional development, training and networking.

Vision: To train diverse women leaders and impact excellence in the region’s colleges and universities.

Values: Professionalism, Excellence, Diversity, Impact, Leadership, and Training.

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The ThunderWolves Marching Band wants YOU!

On behalf of the Department of Music

The ThunderWolves Marching Band (TWMB) enthusiastically invites all students to join with us fall semester 2023 for another high energy and exciting season! While most positions in the band require at least one year of band instrument or color guard experience, there are also a few other positions available for students without experience. Our required camp for the fall season begins on August 7 so that we can be ready to go for the State Fair Parade and home opener football game. We are also able to offer a limited number of $1,000 marching band scholarship to all eligible students which will be distributed on a first come - first served basis. For more information or to claim your scholarship, reach out to Dr. Mills today at alan.mills@csupueblo.edu

Faculty Staff

Need Help Putting Together a Successful Grant Proposal?

On behalf of Office of Research and Sponsored Programs

CSU Pueblo has recently employed Hanover research to provide targeted guidance for the university's programmatic and research grant activities by helping faculty and staff craft the most competitive submissions to secure more external grant funding.

Hanover is available to provide insights to identify, craft, and submit the most competitive proposals, including - Capacity Development (the development of the institutional capacity to pursue and manage grant funding through training, strategic assessment, and benchmarking.

Includes grantsmanship workshops, one-on-one guidance, and cohort-based support through Hanover's Grant Academy); Funding Research (exploring and evaluating grant opportunities aligned to programs, funding levels, and research needs.



Facilitates planning through research on historical and future funding trends while monitoring which funders our peers are targeting.); Pre-Proposal Support (streamlining the assessment and development of competitive project concepts, helping to navigate funder expectations and providing coaching on program officer outreach before proposal development; Proposal Support (helping bolster grant proposal projects through hands-on review and revision services, ensuring that the most competitive proposals are submitted; and Proposal Development (providing primary writing and project management capabilities, ushering institutional teams from iterative drafts to polished, on-time submissions).

If you are interested in the Hanover offerings, please contact the Executive Director of Research for additional information and to enter your project into the queue. Also, an overview of the Hanover offerings can be found via the link below.

Students Faculty Staff

Now Hiring Work-Study Students!

On behalf of the Registrar's Office

The Registrar’s Office is hiring qualified work-study students for the Summer, and Fall semesters! Assist the Degree Analyst team by ensuring new and current students are on-track during their academic careers. Duties include data entry, filing, scanning, and assisting with special projects as needed. Flexible working hours to fit your schedule and our friendly office environment make this an ideal work-study position!

Apply online by clicking the link below, or apply in-person by stopping by the RO in ADM 202 to pick up an application. Please bring a copy of your resume and class schedule.

For more information, please contact David Carleo at david.carleo@csupueblo.edu.

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Free CulturaGo Study Abroad Prep!

The Center for International Programs and Inclusive Excellence

CSU Pueblo is one of six institutions awarded the CulturaGo Grant- Summer '23. Through this grant, students have the opportunity to enroll in free cultural education courses to help prepare them for study abroad in South Korea and Italy. The self-paced courses cover topics like etiquette, culture shock, avoiding faux pas, and advice from locals. The deadline to enroll students is June 30.

However, students will retain their access beyond that date and are encouraged to continue utilizing this resource to prepare for their future study abroad.

There are no requirements or prerequisites to join this course, and any student simply curious about studying in South Korea or Italy is encouraged to register!

To learn more, see the student enrollment links below.

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8 Week Class

On behalf of Colorado State University, Pueblo

EPER 249 Challenge Course Leadership class

On behalf of the School of Health Science and Human Movement

Are you looking for 1 more class? Want to do something fun? Ever wonder what those telephone poles and cables are near the Thunderbowl off of Rawlings Blvd?  

EPER 249 Challenge Course Leadership will be offered here on campus from 8/22-10/12 (8 week course, 2 credit hours) outside at the ropes course learning teambuilding, communication, and group facilitation techniques as well as belay, low and high ropes course elements, and the zip line from 11:00a.m.-12:50 p.m. Tuesday and Thursdays.

Location of Class:

Ropes Course on Rawlings Blvd.

Students Faculty Staff

Fall 2023 Course - Cannabis Regulation

On behalf of the Cannabis, Biology, Chemistry (CBC) Program

CBC 491 3 credits Tuesday / Thursday 2:00-3:20

No prerequisite – open to all majors

Cannabis legal reform was launched by various States who dared to defy social convention and an entrenched culture of prohibition. Early reform efforts focused on limited decriminalization of marijuana by individuals who wished to cultivate the plant for personal medical treatment. As reform gained ground, a legitimate industry began to take shape despite the significant constraints presented by federal prohibition.

Non-psychoactive varieties of Cannabis, commonly called hemp, became a popular focus of reform as new technologies and markets emerged for Cannabis as a more energy-efficient, and less expensive substitute for a growing variety of household and industrial applications. Government regulators, law enforcement agents, and courts face increasing pressure to solve novel and enduring challenges in managing emerging interstate markets for Cannabis and Cannabis products.

This writing-intensive course explores the evolving landscape of Cannabis legal reform as it is now manifesting at the federal, state, and local levels. It seeks a broad and cohesive understanding of what has changed, why, and how change was even possible in the first place. Students should gain a deeper understanding of federalism, congressional powers, interstate commerce, the discriminatory origins of the War on Drugs, as well as policy considerations taken by states seeking to legalize medical or adult-use marijuana, and hemp. This course is an excellent complement to those studying cannabis, economics, history, sociology, anthropology, or criminal justice or pre-law.

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Religious Studies Fall 2023 Courses: PHIL 107 and PHIL 491

On behalf of Philosophy and Religious Studies

Looking for a fun, thought-provoking elective? A general education course? An upper-level course for degree requirements? Check out our Religious Studies courses this fall! PHIL 107, "Intro the Religious Studies," satisfies general ed humanities requirements. PHIL 491, "The Problem of Evil," is open to all students, regardless of major or year. Both of these courses are great gateways to a Philosophy and Religious Studies minor. Check out the flyer link below for more info!

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Missing your Email Digest submission?

On behalf of Marketing, Communications, and Community Relations

Want to share information that would benefit our campus? Have you tried submitting information to the Digest, but haven’t seen it in the emails? We want to make sure your updates are included!

Reminder, submissions are due by noon on Monday.