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As assistant dean for organizational development, culture, and equity, Monique McCloud will provide strategic leadership of the staff by identifying and executing organizational development initiatives. She will be the college鈥檚 HR leader, responsible for leading the college鈥檚 DEI strategy as it relates to our more than 250 staff.听

Thank you to Rhonda Hoenigman for her four years of impactful leadership as associate dean for undergraduate education. Faculty applications for the role are being accepted through March 22, and the new appointment will begin July 1. 听听听

Tuesday, March 14. 2-3 p.m., Clark Conference Room (ECAD 109)
Bring a sweet or savory pie to share for this informal social event! All types of pie are welcome 鈥� fruit, pizza, pot 鈥� you name it. Coffee will be provided.

Thursday, March 16. 2-3 p.m., virtual
Daria Kotys-Schwartz of Rady Mechanical Engineering is co-chairing the campus-wide working group tasked with examining campus policies governing faculty annual merit evaluations, salary allocations, retention offer practices and other faculty-specific merit evaluation and salary allocation processes.

The BOLD Scholars selection process and application review is March 20-29. In addition to contributing to DEI efforts in the BOLD Center, it鈥檚 a prime professional development and service opportunity.听Applications contain student demographics, a list of student activities and work history, general scholarship essay questions and one BOLD Center-specific prompt. The process is electronic, and detailed instructions and a rubric are provided. Readers have 1.5 weeks to review their list of applicants.听

Tuesday, March 21. 6-7 p.m., BOLD Center
The CU Boulder Society of Women Engineers chapter is hosting an intended to provide SWE members an opportunity to meet others from their major in a casual setting over coffee and snacks. This year, they would like to invite faculty to participate to give members a chance to get to know women-identifying faculty in their programs. .

The majority of the 50,000 items will be moved to an off-site storage facility, and all other items will be available electronically.听

The Center for Teaching & Learning听supports CU鈥檚 community of educators through听free听consultations,听teaching resources,听programs,听seminars, workshops, and other events. Upcoming opportunities include:

• March 23:
• May 2:
• May 16-18:
• Interested in improving student success in your large courses? Get involved with the Innovative Large Course Initiative (ILCI).
• Want to learn more about inclusive pedagogy? Please visit our website for more information on the JET microcredential, the , and the .

MARCH 13
CUbit Quantum Seminar, with Stanford鈥檚 Amir Safavi-Naeini. 4 p.m., CASE Auditorium

MARCH 14
. 2-3 p.m., Clark Conference Room

MARCH 15
Deadline to apply for RISE summer seed grants

MARCH 17
College strategic planning: 5 unit strategy statements due

MARCH 31
禄听Deadline for researchers to submit Disclosure of External Professional Activities (DEPA) reports
禄听Campus closed for spring break

APRIL 7-21
Venture Partners鈥� I-Corps Starting Blocks Customer 麻豆视频y Workshop

APRIL 14
Campus Outreach Award proposals due

APRIL 15
CU on the Weekend: How GPS Changed Everything, with Penny Axelrad. 1-2:30 p.m., hybrid

APRIL 28
Engineering Projects Expo 2023. Open to the public from 2-5 p.m., Indoor Practice Facility

Several CU Engineering staff members earned recognition at the March 8 CU Boulder Student Success Community Annual Conference (SSCAC):

• Claire Bennett was nominated for Outstanding Administrator or Leader.
• Alana Davis-DeLaria was named Outstanding Academic Coach. Anna Hemming was also nominated.
• Beth Webb was nominated for Outstanding Student Success Professional.
• Jerry Nguyen and Amanda McKenzie took first place in the Diversity, Equity & Inclusion Champions category.
• Rachel Ackerman, Toni Gossett and Alex Voorhees were nominated for Outstanding New Academic Advisor.
• Rachel Campagna, Kim Goho, Lindsey Morford and Carrie Ann Ngai were nominated for Outstanding Experienced Academic Advisor.

A quarter of the SSCAC鈥檚 25 sessions also featured presenters from CU Engineering. Congratulations to all, and thank you for all that you bring to our students and community!

• 3 years in: What we鈥檝e learned about COVID
• Biodegradable soil sensors could change farming, conservation approaches
• New 鈥榤agic beans鈥� produce ingredients for cancer treatments, vaccines and more
• Alumni Spotlight: ShoeSense is off and running, with help from CU Boulder entrepreneurial ecosystem
• Venture Partners 2022 Annual Report highlights a groundbreaking innovation pipeline

• (DesignTaxi.com)
• (9News Denver)
• (Phys.org)

• CU to host April 7 event with Nobel Laureate Professor Shirin Ebadi