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Discover the latest lectures, exhibits, performances and more presented by CU Boulder faculty, staff and students and open to off-campus audiences.
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2024-2025 Staff Council Blood Drive & Community Service Committee Meeting
Boulder Campus Staff Council has been hosting blood drives since 1973. Since this partnership began, the CU Boulder campus community has saved or enhanced over 106,000 lives! We love working with many CU and community partners like Vitalant, CU's Mobile Food Pantry and Coats for Colorado and Meals on Wheels Boulder. Blood Drive & Community Service committee meets the third Thursday of every month fromn 10:00a - 11:00a.
Nov 21
10:00 AM
Charrería: Exploring the human-horse connection in Mexican Rodeo
Featuring 21 stunning black & white and color photographs taken by CU alum Chris Sessions, this exhibit at the Center of the American West 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 communities. From masterful use of the lasso to the skirmish techniques of the…
Nov 21
10:00 AM
Interdisciplinary Data Consulting Hours, Thursdays
CRDDS is here for you every Thursday, in-person for statistical help and via Zoom for anything else. We host open, free consulting hours to help you with your data-intensive research needs. Come with your application, code, or general questions and speak to our experts on research data management, digital humanities, geospatial data, statistics, and Research Computing. Consults are open to all – from undergrad to faculty and beyond. If you are…
Nov 21
1:00 PM
CRC: Food and Body Image
Build community and work with others who are in recovery from unhealthy relationships with food and body image.
Nov 21
2:00 PM
In Search of the Durotriges
In Search of the Durotriges Investigating kinship practices using population biology in southern coastal Britain during the transition from the late Iron Age to the Roman period. Presented by: Dr. Phillip Endicott University of Tartu, Estonia University of Bournemouth, United Kingdom Thursday, November 21, 5:00 pm 230 Hale Science, Department of Anthropology The use of ancient DNA for the study of European prehistory is hailed by som…
Nov 21
5:00 PM
CRC: Zen Meditation
Join others in recovery for an introduction to zazen, a seated meditation practice. This session includes 20 minutes of meditation and brief discussion, followed by an optional 10-minute meditation. Open to students, staff and faculty. *To reserve a spot, please email Dr. Sigman Byrd (sigman.byrd@colorado.edu).
Nov 21
7:15 PM
Symphony Orchestra: Legends, Myths and Heroes
From the firebird myth, vividly portrayed in Igor Stravinsky’s epic suite from his ballet, “The Firebird,”; to the opulent portrait of King Solomon by Ernest Bloch in his evocative work for solo cello and orchestra, “Schelomo,”; to Valerie Coleman’s striking work, “Seven O’Clock Shout,” describing the nightly tribute to first responders in New York City during the COVID pandemic—you won’t want to miss this program. Recent alumnus Louis Saxton (BM…
Nov 21
7:30 PM
Mountain West Reducing Polarization Dialogue Series
Political polarization has become a threat to our democracy and to our universities. This is a monthly series of online dialogues on Zoom aimed at creating meeting spaces for members of mountain-west region campus communities (students, staff, faculty, administrators, alumni) who are interested in building bridges across political, social and other types of differences. The dialogues start with discussion prompts and sometimes backgroun…
Nov 22
12:00 PM
Aprem Jeux - Games and Food
Join the French Club for board games, food, and conversation! All levels are welcome!
Nov 22
2:00 PM
CRC: Community Meeting
Join student members, prospective members and allies of the CUCRC for a weekly community-building meeting. Attendees are encouraged to connect, share, support one another and make social plans.
Nov 22
4:00 PM
2024-2025 Staff Council Blood Drive & Community Service Committee Meeting
Boulder Campus Staff Council has been hosting blood drives since 1973. Since this partnership began, the CU Boulder campus community has saved or enhanced over 106,000 lives! We love working with many CU and community partners like Vitalant, CU's Mobile Food Pantry and Coats for Colorado and Meals on Wheels Boulder. Blood Drive & Community Service committee meets the third Thursday of every month fromn 10:00a - 11:00a.
Nov 21
10:00 AM
Charrería: Exploring the human-horse connection in Mexican Rodeo
Featuring 21 stunning black & white and color photographs taken by CU alum Chris Sessions, this exhibit at the Center of the American West 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 communities. From masterful use of the lasso to the skirmish techniques of the…
Nov 21
10:00 AM
Interdisciplinary Data Consulting Hours, Thursdays
CRDDS is here for you every Thursday, in-person for statistical help and via Zoom for anything else. We host open, free consulting hours to help you with your data-intensive research needs. Come with your application, code, or general questions and speak to our experts on research data management, digital humanities, geospatial data, statistics, and Research Computing. Consults are open to all – from undergrad to faculty and beyond. If you are…
Nov 21
1:00 PM
CRC: Food and Body Image
Build community and work with others who are in recovery from unhealthy relationships with food and body image.
Nov 21
2:00 PM
In Search of the Durotriges
In Search of the Durotriges Investigating kinship practices using population biology in southern coastal Britain during the transition from the late Iron Age to the Roman period. Presented by: Dr. Phillip Endicott University of Tartu, Estonia University of Bournemouth, United Kingdom Thursday, November 21, 5:00 pm 230 Hale Science, Department of Anthropology The use of ancient DNA for the study of European prehistory is hailed by som…
Nov 21
5:00 PM
CRC: Zen Meditation
Join others in recovery for an introduction to zazen, a seated meditation practice. This session includes 20 minutes of meditation and brief discussion, followed by an optional 10-minute meditation. Open to students, staff and faculty. *To reserve a spot, please email Dr. Sigman Byrd (sigman.byrd@colorado.edu).
Nov 21
7:15 PM
Symphony Orchestra: Legends, Myths and Heroes
From the firebird myth, vividly portrayed in Igor Stravinsky’s epic suite from his ballet, “The Firebird,”; to the opulent portrait of King Solomon by Ernest Bloch in his evocative work for solo cello and orchestra, “Schelomo,”; to Valerie Coleman’s striking work, “Seven O’Clock Shout,” describing the nightly tribute to first responders in New York City during the COVID pandemic—you won’t want to miss this program. Recent alumnus Louis Saxton (BM…
Nov 21
7:30 PM
Mountain West Reducing Polarization Dialogue Series
Political polarization has become a threat to our democracy and to our universities. This is a monthly series of online dialogues on Zoom aimed at creating meeting spaces for members of mountain-west region campus communities (students, staff, faculty, administrators, alumni) who are interested in building bridges across political, social and other types of differences. The dialogues start with discussion prompts and sometimes backgroun…
Nov 22
12:00 PM
Aprem Jeux - Games and Food
Join the French Club for board games, food, and conversation! All levels are welcome!
Nov 22
2:00 PM
CRC: Community Meeting
Join student members, prospective members and allies of the CUCRC for a weekly community-building meeting. Attendees are encouraged to connect, share, support one another and make social plans.
Nov 22
4:00 PM