Administration
The CU Board of Regents meeting at CU South Denver included a preliminary budget review, the approval of proposals that will shape civics education on all CU campuses, a deep dive on graduation and retention rates, and more.
A new minimum salary for instructors, a CU Board of Regents civics proposal, and the university’s presidential search were among the topics discussed during the chancellor’s recent update to the 51´«Ã½ Faculty Assembly.
Leslie Reynolds, previously dean of University Libraries, discusses her background, philosophy and the unique, interdisciplinary perspective she brings to her new position.
The project team has been working to bring students and campus offices together to design and build Buff Portal, which will be CU 51´«Ã½â€™s new student portal.
In a process that takes place every 10 years, CU 51´«Ã½â€™s next national accreditation by the Higher Learning Commission is scheduled for 2020.
Vice Chancellor for Advancement Deb Coffin has announced the appointment of Anne Shoup as associate vice chancellor for advancement, which was effective Nov. 26.
At its meeting Nov. 9, the CU Board of Regents approved a building addition, heard an affordability presentation from Chancellor DiStefano, authorized the purchase of real estate and more.
One of the campus's newest deans, Robert McDonald, discusses his perspectives on everything from the libraries' greatest assets in service to the community to a favorite spot on campus.
An annual tradition continued with Chancellor DiStefano's 10th State of the Campus address on Oct. 9. Get a recap.
The center's move to the Office of Diversity, Equity and Community Engagement is designed to foster a more holistic approach to supporting the educational experiences of students in and outside the classroom.