Workshops & Seminars
For graduate students looking for structure and community, join the Graduate School for online seminars, continually welcoming newcomers. Be sure to register on Canvas.
OIT is offering virtual drop-in and training sessions to support instructors in the rapid transition to teaching remotely. The sessions are offered daily. Learn more through Academic Technology.
Learn and practice new behaviors to engage more effectively with your to-dos and commitments so you can focus your attention on things that matter most and create more mental space at work and home.
Identify values that serve as a fundamental guide in your professional life. You’ll explore 54 variables of work satisfaction, as they apply to your current and future employment experience.
Learn to develop your talents into strengths—strengths that can help you continue developing in your career and enhance your working relationships. Workshops are available through November.
Hello spring! The season will be here before we know it, and professional development opportunities are filling up fast. Peruse the offerings and reserve your spot today.
Course alert? Don’t panic; try something new. Stop by an academic skills pop-up to learn study tools and other academic strategies, and enjoy some free coffee.
On Feb. 24, the Ethics & Compliance Education Series will feature the Office of Internal Audit. Have you ever seen something on campus that you thought might be an ethical violation? How did you handle it? Did you know all your options? Join the discussion and learn more.
The Contemplative Resource Center is a network of faculty, staff and students that links diverse initiatives across campus related to contemplative practices. Join the CRC at upcoming workshops.
Active harmer attacks can occur in the U.S. in many different locations and at many different times. Learn what you need to know and do to be prepared in this free training offered by the CU 51´«Ã½ Police Department.