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To add an event to this calendar listing, use the campus Events Calendar and choose “Outreach and Engagement” in both the Group and Interest categories.

  • Take A Closer Look

    New exhibit features curated objects from the CU Museum and the macro photography of Felix Salizar. Take A Closer Look features an intimate and elegant collection of curated items that explores specimens and objects from the CU Museum. Each item is actively and currently used by researchers to learn more about the natural world and the humans who share this planet. The exhibition features specimens that represent the ancient world to present day…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    All Day

  • Weekly Write-In for Grad Students - Spring 2024

    Time to show up and write! Do you need a dedicated space to help you focus on your academic writing? Sign up to attend our weekly write-in sessions. The goal of these sessions is to devote a few hours to your writing each week to help build your writing habit, to promote accountability with your peers by working alongside your fellow graduate students, and by tracking your progress regularly. We will host the session every Tuesday from 8:30 a.m…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    8:30 AM

  • Mornings at the Museum

    Bring your favorite preschooler from 9 AM–11:0030 AM, every other Tuesday, (through April 30, 2024) for a FREE hands-on introduction to the wonderful world of science and nature! Each event explores a different theme of the natural world. From “small” things like insects and amphibians to “big” things like dinosaurs, sun or the stars. Participants will be able to play, make and learn in the Discovery Corner and take-home materials to help support…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    9:00 AM

  • Charrería: Exploring the human-horse connection in Mexican Rodeo

    Beginning in the new year 2024, the Center of the American West welcomes our first in-house exhibition! Featuring 21 stunning black & white and color photographs taken by CU alum Chris Sessions, this exhibit explores the human-horse connection in charrería, the national sport of Mexico. For ten years, Sessions has been documenting charrería (also known as Mexican rodeo) as experienced by Colorado-local professionals, their families and communiti…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    10:00 AM

  • ATLAS Colloquium welcomes Aaron Graham

    Let’s PLAY! How the Principles of Improv Comedy Can Bring Possibility and Creativity to Your Work and Life Abstract: Ready for some FUN? This dynamic, interactive workshop will introduce foundational principles of improvisational comedy, which you can immediately start using to say “Yes, And…” to more possibilities in your work, school, and life. Guided by experienced improviser, teacher, and coach Aaron Graham, PCC, CPC, ELI-MP, participan…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    11:30 AM

  • GPSG Rules & Finance Committee

    The Rules and Finance Committee (RFC) is responsible for reviewing GPSG expenditures, advising on the creation of the annual budget, and reviewing the constitution and bylaws. RFC will not have a meeting on 3/26/24 as it is Spring Break, the committee will resume its regular session beginning 4/2/24.

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    12:00 PM

  • Engineering Accountability Study Hall!

    Stay more focused and productive when working around others that are doing the same! The academic success team and engineering peers will be hosting accountability study halls every Tuesday. Join others in their productive zone and get stuff done! We will be using a timing tool that allows for study/work sessions with strategic short breaks. Drop in anytime Don't want to forget? Add the full series to your Google or Outlook calendar below! ⬇️…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    2:30 PM

  • Engineering Accountability Study Hall!

    Stay more focused and productive when working around your classmates that are doing the same! The academic success team and engineering peers will be hosting accountability study halls every Tuesday. Join others in their productive zone and get stuff done! We will be using a timing tool that allows for study/work sessions with strategic short breaks. Drop in any time! Don't want to forget? Add the full series to your calendar below! ⬇️⬇️

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    2:30 PM

  • How to Have Difficult Conversations

    The Program for Writing and Rhetoric's Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Committee is sponsoring a workshop by the Longmont Community Justice Partnership. Join us over light refreshments to learn about core concepts and principles of restorative conversations, restorative processes that promote relationship-building and relationship maintenance, and the paradigm shift between RP processes and traditional processes. Please register for this …

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    4:00 PM

  • Silicon Flatirons Presents AI Ethics Series: Ethical Horizons in Advanced AI Development

    In the upcoming presentation, “Ethical Horizons in Advanced AI Development,” Professor Anthony Aguirre examines the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence over the past decade. Highlighting the shift from narrow AI applications to the emergence of general-purpose AI systems that demonstrate human-level competencies across a broad spectrum of tasks, the talk sets the stage for exploring the next frontier in AI development: superhuman AI. As…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    5:00 PM

  • Take A Closer Look

    New exhibit features curated objects from the CU Museum and the macro photography of Felix Salizar. Take A Closer Look features an intimate and elegant collection of curated items that explores specimens and objects from the CU Museum. Each item is actively and currently used by researchers to learn more about the natural world and the humans who share this planet. The exhibition features specimens that represent the ancient world to present day…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    All Day

  • Weekly Write-In for Grad Students - Spring 2024

    Time to show up and write! Do you need a dedicated space to help you focus on your academic writing? Sign up to attend our weekly write-in sessions. The goal of these sessions is to devote a few hours to your writing each week to help build your writing habit, to promote accountability with your peers by working alongside your fellow graduate students, and by tracking your progress regularly. We will host the session every Tuesday from 8:30 a.m…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    8:30 AM

  • Mornings at the Museum

    Bring your favorite preschooler from 9 AM–11:0030 AM, every other Tuesday, (through April 30, 2024) for a FREE hands-on introduction to the wonderful world of science and nature! Each event explores a different theme of the natural world. From “small” things like insects and amphibians to “big” things like dinosaurs, sun or the stars. Participants will be able to play, make and learn in the Discovery Corner and take-home materials to help support…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    9:00 AM

  • Charrería: Exploring the human-horse connection in Mexican Rodeo

    Beginning in the new year 2024, the Center of the American West welcomes our first in-house exhibition! Featuring 21 stunning black & white and color photographs taken by CU alum Chris Sessions, this exhibit explores the human-horse connection in charrería, the national sport of Mexico. For ten years, Sessions has been documenting charrería (also known as Mexican rodeo) as experienced by Colorado-local professionals, their families and communiti…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    10:00 AM

  • ATLAS Colloquium welcomes Aaron Graham

    Let’s PLAY! How the Principles of Improv Comedy Can Bring Possibility and Creativity to Your Work and Life Abstract: Ready for some FUN? This dynamic, interactive workshop will introduce foundational principles of improvisational comedy, which you can immediately start using to say “Yes, And…” to more possibilities in your work, school, and life. Guided by experienced improviser, teacher, and coach Aaron Graham, PCC, CPC, ELI-MP, participan…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    11:30 AM

  • GPSG Rules & Finance Committee

    The Rules and Finance Committee (RFC) is responsible for reviewing GPSG expenditures, advising on the creation of the annual budget, and reviewing the constitution and bylaws. RFC will not have a meeting on 3/26/24 as it is Spring Break, the committee will resume its regular session beginning 4/2/24.

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    12:00 PM

  • Engineering Accountability Study Hall!

    Stay more focused and productive when working around others that are doing the same! The academic success team and engineering peers will be hosting accountability study halls every Tuesday. Join others in their productive zone and get stuff done! We will be using a timing tool that allows for study/work sessions with strategic short breaks. Drop in anytime Don't want to forget? Add the full series to your Google or Outlook calendar below! ⬇️…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    2:30 PM

  • Engineering Accountability Study Hall!

    Stay more focused and productive when working around your classmates that are doing the same! The academic success team and engineering peers will be hosting accountability study halls every Tuesday. Join others in their productive zone and get stuff done! We will be using a timing tool that allows for study/work sessions with strategic short breaks. Drop in any time! Don't want to forget? Add the full series to your calendar below! ⬇️⬇️

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    2:30 PM

  • How to Have Difficult Conversations

    The Program for Writing and Rhetoric's Service-Learning and Civic Engagement Committee is sponsoring a workshop by the Longmont Community Justice Partnership. Join us over light refreshments to learn about core concepts and principles of restorative conversations, restorative processes that promote relationship-building and relationship maintenance, and the paradigm shift between RP processes and traditional processes. Please register for this …

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    4:00 PM

  • Silicon Flatirons Presents AI Ethics Series: Ethical Horizons in Advanced AI Development

    In the upcoming presentation, “Ethical Horizons in Advanced AI Development,” Professor Anthony Aguirre examines the rapid advancements in artificial intelligence over the past decade. Highlighting the shift from narrow AI applications to the emergence of general-purpose AI systems that demonstrate human-level competencies across a broad spectrum of tasks, the talk sets the stage for exploring the next frontier in AI development: superhuman AI. As…

    On-Campus  |   Event Details 

    Mar 19

    5:00 PM