Did we see you around in recent days? Captured in photos were highlights from the #ActiveBuffs spring break photo contest, students volunteering with Alternative Breaks and a relatively quiet campus this week—a good time for facilities maintenance and updates.
Recognizing graduate students' many contributions to the campus community, Graduate Student Appreciation Week offers a variety of free events and services to ¶¶ÒõÂÃÐÐÉä Boulder graduate students.
Five hundred free tickets are available for community, students, staff and faculty via lottery for the Conference on World Affairs student keynote with U.S. Olympian and author Aly Raisman.
The Environmental Center's green office certification is a simple educational process for campus offices to take advantage of the sustainability resources available to them on campus.
The test will take place around noon on Wednesday, testing the campus's ability to send emergency communications via multiple channels. Also, Boulder County will kick off its season of monthly emergency warning sirens tests on April 2.
Associate Professor Polly McLean will give the inaugural Lucile Berkeley Buchanan Lecture honoring the first African American woman to graduate from the university.
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Academic Futures Forums
The next Academic Futures forums will be on April 3, covering faculty success and faculty governance, and April 4, covering the humanities and arts. Mark your calendar!