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NEW: Belongingness: Building a Sense of Belonging in Grad School

On behalf of the Graduate School co-hosting with Director of Diversity, Equity, & Inclusion

Join us for an interactive session on belongingness. We’ll discuss the Foundations of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, Belonging, Access and Accessibility (DEIBA), and human basic needs as it relate to our Sense of Belonging in Grad School at CSU Pueblo. Identify with your peers what creates a sense of belonging for you and the opportunity to provide input regarding future workshops.

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NEW: CHASS Student Advisory Council

On behalf of the Dean Office of CHASS

For all students with majors in the College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences (CHASS): You are invited to the first CHASS Student Advisory Council meeting of the 2023-2024 academic year. The meeting is on Friday, Sept. 29, from 4-5 p.m. in GCB 310R. All CHASS students are welcome to share ideas with CHASS Dean Leticia Steffen. Refreshments will be provided.

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Career Center Upcoming Events

On behalf of the Career Center

Here are the upcoming events hosted by the Career Center for September. These will be helpful in future career opportunities.

If you have any questions please reach out to the Career Center! 719-549-2980, careercenter@csupueblo.edu, or stop by at LARC 360

#careercenter #csupueblo 

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PLEASE NOTE: Change in ABF Submission Email

On behalf of Auxiliary Services

When planning your next on-campus event, you might be planning food or beverages through Aladdin to go with it. If you are, you must submit an ABF. Please send this form to CSUP_AuxiliaryServices@csupueblo.edu for routing. Thank you!

NEW: Annual Security and Fire Safety Report (Clery Report)

On behalf of University Safety

The 2023 Fire Safety and Security Report contains important information about our campus environment. All colleges and universities that participate in federal financial aid programs are required to keep and disclose crime statistics per the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act (Jeanne Clery Act). The report is now available online and you will find information about key institutional policies, personal safety and crime prevention information, how to report suspicious and criminal activities, and required Clery Act crime statistics for last three calendar years. Please visit the below link.

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NEW: Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement (ABLE) Seminar

On behalf of the Sociology/Criminology Club and Department

Students, faculty, and members of the community, come one, come all to join the Sociology/Criminology club in enjoying pizza and beverages while learning about the Active Bystandership for Law Enforcement (ABLE) program from Pueblo PD's very own Corporal Brian Roman. The ABLE program was created to prevent misconduct, avoid police mistakes, and promote officer health and wellness. Hope to see you all there. 

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Celebrate Homecoming and the Distinguished Young Alums with Brunch!

On behalf of the CSU Pueblo Foundation & Alumni Association

Join us on October 7th from 10-noon as we celebrate the accomplishments of the 2023 Distinguished Young Alums. Brunch will be a great time of celebration and camaraderie before the homecoming football game. Individual tickets and group rate is available.

The 2023 DYA recipients include:

• Dr. Juan L. Rodriguez, A16 & A19 - College of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics

• Lindsey Dunbar, A14 - College of Health, Education, and Nursing

• Antonio Huerta, A16 - Hasan School of Business

• Nicki Hart, A07 - College of Humanities, Arts and Social Sciences

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Self Defense Workshop

On behalf of the Office of Institutional Equity

This October for Domestic Violence Awareness month, we are taking action for a safer community. The Office of Institutional Equity is partnering with Steel City Self-Defense to promote safety and empowerment. In this workshop, you’ll learn practical self-defense techniques, gain confidence, and enhance your personal safety. It is a crucial step towards raising awareness and taking action against domestic violence. The workshop will be held on Thursday, October 9th from 3-6 in the lower level of the Massari Arena in the wrestling room. 

Spots are limited so please sign up with the following link. Please contact OIE if you have any questions. 

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NEW: Student and Staff Wellness Fair

On behalf of the Wolfpack Wellness Center

The Wolfpack Wellness Center and CSU Pueblo Nursing Department will be putting on a wellness fair on October 12th from 10am-2pm. There will be $10 flu shots (cash or checks preferred), gift card give ways to some attendees, and organizations talking about key wellness topics that affect our community. 

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NEW: Learning Opportunity: CSU Todos Santos Campus

On behalf of Extended Studies Study Abroad

Do you have an interest in international experiences? Have you ever wanted to offer a new learning opportunity to the students that you work with? THERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY FOR YOU! Join us for a brown bag lunch where you will learn about the CSU Todos Santos campus, and opportunities to lead student trips there, from CSUP instructors who have done so. Information shared will include personal experiences, details on the planning process, and what campus supports are available as you navigate implementing your own adventure. Any campus employee can take advantage of utilizing the Todos Santos campus, so come and find out how that could be you!

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NEW: Intimate Partner Violence: It's More Than a Crime

On behalf of the Office of Institutional Equity

In our ongoing commitment to raising awareness about domestic violence and supporting survivors, the Office of Institutional Equity invites you to attend Intimate Partner Violence: It's More Than a Crime on October 26 from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. in GCB 111. Beverages and snacks will be provided. 

Jennifer Walker is a renowned domestic violence prevention and survivor expert. With Jennifer Walker's years of experience and dedication to this important cause, attendees can expect a profoundly insightful, interactive, and inspirational talk that addresses the critical issues surrounding domestic violence. 

Let's unite as a community to raise awareness, support survivors, and work towards making a difference. 

Please feel free to contact the Office of Institutional Equity with any questions or concerns. 

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NSF Proposal Solicitation for Discovery Research PreK-12 (DRK-12)

On behalf of the Office of Research & Sponsored Programs

The goal of the Discovery Research PreK-12 program (DRK-12) is to catalyze research and development that enhances all preK-12 teachers' and students' opportunities to engage in high-quality learning experiences related to the sciences, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM). The program's objectives are to: (1) build knowledge about how to develop preK-12 students' and teachers' STEM content knowledge, practices, and skills; (2) support collaborative partnerships among STEM education researchers, STEM education practitioners and school leaders with the goals of extending relevant scientific literatures while developing more effective practice; and (3) build the field of STEM education by supporting knowledge synthesis, interdisciplinary interactions across fields and stakeholders, and the development of novel and robust ways of assessing teacher and student learning, engagement, and skills. Outcomes of DRK-12 projects can include but are not limited to promising, evidence-based products that can be used by others to support the success of all teachers and all students (e.g., curriculum, teaching and research tools, and models of collaboration). Submission Deadline November 08, 2023, and second Wednesday in November, annually thereafter. Please notify the ORSP at least two weeks prior to deadline if you intend to submit a proposal. 

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Writing/CHASS Learning Center Has Moved

On behalf of the Writing/CHASS Learning Center

The Writing and CHASS Learning Center has moved! 

Find us on the third floor of the General Classroom Building in room 310.

Walk-ins and appointments are always welcome! 

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STEM Affinity Groups

On behalf of the MAPS Center for STEM Support

The Center for STEM Support is bringing back STEM Affinity Groups! Groups create space for student-led communities that bring together diverse and historically underrepresented people within STEM fields as part of our commitment to justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion (JEDI) principles. 

Groups will meet every other week throughout the semester starting the week of 9/4/2023 and run until the end of the semester. Find your people, join us today!

Please contact CSS Director, Shelby Bitz, with any questions.

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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.

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NEW: Legislative Internship - Spring 2024

On behalf of the Political Science Program

Intern with a legislator at the Colorado State Assembly & learn about politics and government firsthand! 

The 6-credit internship entails two work days a week during the spring semester at the State Capitol in Denver. 

The internship is sponsored by the Political Science Program and is open to students of all majors. The internship is competitive. Preference is given to juniors and seniors with an overall GPA of 3.25.

Applications are due by 5pm on October 13th. For the application form or to ask any questions, email Prof. Joel Johnson (joel.johnson@csupueblo.edu)   

Faculty Staff

Researchers and Program Managers, Update Your CITI Compliance Training Requirements

On behalf of Office of Research and Sponsored Programs

Please ensure that your CITI Program Compliance training is current as required by the University and state and federal funding agencies. 

Compliance is a critical part of the operation of any university, and non-compliance can negatively affect not only a single researcher but all university researchers. CSU Pueblo provides all faculty, staff, and students with the Collaborative Institutional Training Initiative (CITI Program) for its research compliance training requirements.

New to the CITI Program? CITI is utilized by the Top-25 Best National Universities, 95% of Carnegie R1 Research Universities, more than 12 million users, with more than 22 million total course completions. 

With the recent influx of federal funding across the university, institutional compliance and proof of individual research compliance training and updates have become an even more essential requirement. In addition, individual non-compliance can also lead to research misconduct, so don’t delay! 

To access the Office of Research and Sponsored Program’s Compliance Training Requirements and CITI Sign up/in instructions, follow the link below.

Students

PSYC 311 Theories of Personality

On behalf of Extended Studies

Need another elective? Don't want to drive down to Pueblo? Come take PSYC 311 at our satellite location, on Thursday nights, at the PPSC campus and learn about the major theories of personality and the methods of personality

investigation.

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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!