Join us for the Conference on World Affairs, happening April 7–10. Global experts will discuss key issues under the themes lead, innovate and impact, with panels focusing on current, real-world challenges.

Engage directly with speakers and explore topics through dynamic, cross-disciplinary discussions. For more in-depth conversations, you can request a classroom visit with a speaker.

Stay tuned for panel announcements and more details soon. Learn more here.

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A day-long symposium will feature renowned scholars who explore how artificial intelligence, big data and computational methods are transforming research in the humanities.

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This year’s incredible lineup includes Lisa Graves, Satang Nabaneh and David Brown, discussing today’s most pressing issues under the theme lead, innovate, impact. Block your calendar for April 7–10.

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Experience powerful talks that highlight innovation, resilience and creativity. Whether you’re seeking motivation or new ideas to enrich your academic journey, TEDx���������� offers a unique experience that encourages intellectual growth.

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Be part of a one-of-a-kind event that brings together speakers from around the globe for open, diverse and balanced discussions on today’s most pressing issues. The Conference on World Affairs (CWA) offers engaging, cross-disciplinary conversations designed to inform, inspire and connect people from all walks of life.

Jointly planned by ���������� Boulder and the Boulder community, this event is your chance to explore new ideas, share perspectives and be part of the dialogue. Don’t miss this opportunity to engage with a dynamic and diverse audience. We can’t wait to see you there!

Learn more by visiting the CWA website.

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This annual event is open to all staff and faculty and serves as an opportunity to network and engage in professional development. Register by Jan. 27.

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Faculty and staff are encouraged to sign up for the annual Student Success Conference, sponsored by the Office of Undergraduate Education and the Division of Student Affairs. Here are three reasons to attend on Wednesday, Feb. 12.

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Join the Conference on World Affairs April 7–10 for engaging conversations and insights, as global experts explore the themes: lead, innovate and impact. Engage with dynamic panels and connect with world-renowned speakers.

This year's speakers, including Lisa Graves, Satang Nabaneh and David Brown, will lead discussions on current, challenging issues. The intellectually diverse panels will help participants embrace different ideas and perspectives, enriching the Buff community. Learn more about the 2025 speakers.

For deeper, one-on-one discussions, request a classroom visit with a speaker.

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The Ignite Social Justice & Leadership Conference is an annual one-day conference-style social justice program. Students will learn, have dialogue, network and engage in a brave space together.

The 2024 conference theme is “Redefining Justice Toward Equity and Liberation.” We will deconstruct justice through a lens of curiosity and relearn what equity and liberation can look like as a student leader. This year’s theme explores various forms of activism and liberatory practices while centering the importance of amplifying voices and enacting equitable change. By participating in the Ignite Conference, students will learn new perspectives, participate in critical conversations and be empowered to engage in activism and liberation for all.

The conference will be held in person on Saturday, Oct. 19, in the University Memorial Center (UMC). Register for the Ignite Social Justice & Leadership Conference by Oct. 13.

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The Badge Summit at ���������� Boulder, a three-day conference focused on how organizational trust (such as ���������� Boulder’s institutional brand) is used to equip and empower learners of all types, will return to campus Aug. 5–7.

   If you go

Who: Faculty, staff
What: Digital credentialing conference
When: Aug. 5–7, all day
Where: University Memorial Center

���������� affiliates are encouraged to contact badgesummit@colorado.edu to inquire about discounts before registering.

Now in its ninth year, this year’s summit will host dozens of in-person and online sessions showcasing the leading practices and provocations that are shaping the future of the credentials innovation space. There will also be plenary sessions, meals and networking receptions for those who attend.

With more than 250 attendees from five continents already registered, the Badge Summit brings together thinkers and doers from K–12, higher education, industry, government, nonprofit and cultural institutions. Through explorations of micro-credentials, recognition and storytelling, attendees will focus on how to more equitably connect people with opportunities.

This year’s global participants include representatives from state departments of education and labor, the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation, Walmart, IBM, MongoDB, Jobs for the Future, Strada Foundation, Lumina Foundation and more.

Interested individuals are welcome to register and attend. University of Colorado affiliates are encouraged to contact badgesummit@colorado.edu to see if ���������� discounts are still available before registering. If you are unable to attend in person, a virtual Badge Summit conference featuring over two dozen live and recorded sessions will be available on Aug. 20.

More information, the full conference schedule and registration can be found on .

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