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Wednesday, Dec. 8, 5 p.m. in the Engineering Center Lobby
We invite you to join us for the unveiling of the new mural display in the Engineering Center. This space is intended to celebrate equity, diversity and inclusion, and encourage students to explore their own creativity. At the event, you can meet the designer of the hand-painted mural and explore other designs from students in the College of Engineering and Applied Science.

Want to go to grad school? The 2022-23 through Jan. 30.Ìý

The McNair program supports first-generation college students with financial need and members of groups traditionally underrepresented in graduate education. It’s designed to prepare students for doctoral studies through involvement in research and other scholarly activities. To learn more, attend anÌýupcoming virtual information session. .

• Wednesday, Dec. 8, 5-5:30 p.m.
• Thursday, Jan. 13, 12:30-1 p.m.Ìý
• Friday, Jan. 14, noon-12:30 p.m.
• Tuesday, Jan. 18, 5-5:30 p.m.Ìý
• Wednesday, Jan. 19, 12:30-1 p.m.

Tuesday, Dec. 7, 5 p.m.
Is this your first time taking college finals at CU? Do you have questions like: How do finals compare to regular midterms? How do I handle having one right after the other? How long is a final? ÌýforÌýan informal, 30-minute chat session with a few engineering students to hear about experiences and ask questions.

More final exam tips!

• Being organized during finals can reduce stress! Use theÌýexam planning worksheetÌýto come up with a plan for each final.
• Reflecting on this past semester and what your goals are for next semester is important. Academic coaches are available to meet during the break and can help you think proactively for what you need to do to start next semester off strong. Visit theÌýCEAS Academic Coaching websiteÌýfor more information and to !

Last day of classes
Thursday, Dec. 9

Mobile Food Pantry
Thursday, Dec. 9 , UMC South Terrace

Reading day
Friday, Dec. 10

Final exams
Dec. 11-15

Fall 2021 Engineering Graduation Ceremony
Thursday, Dec. 16, 10 a.m. in Macky AuditoriumÌý

More events

The campus and 2022-23 College of Engineering and Applied Science scholarship applications are now open. You can access the application on the scholarship card on . All new college scholarships are awarded based on the application, so make sure you apply!

To be considered for financial aid, you must complete the FAFSA or (financial aid application for students who are undocumented) each year. The applications are now open for the 2022-23 academic year.

Are you interested in boosting your professionalism and working directly with engineering employers? Are you exceptionally organized, and do you enjoy analyzing data and coordinating events? Career Services is seeking applications from undergraduate or graduate students interested in serving in a role as a Special Projects Student Coordinator for Engineering Career Services. This position pays $15/hour and works 10-15 hours/week. Please note that hours may fluctuate based on recruiting needs and time of year. .

Ready to finish off the semester? Stop by to check out campus departments and organizations that can help support you through the end of the semester.

• Tuesday, Dec.Ìý7,Ìý2-4Ìýp.m.
• Norlin Commons

It's important to fuel our bodies to stay energized and focused. Learn how to maximize your food through finals week.

• Wednesday,ÌýDec. 8, 2-4 p.m.
• Wardenburg West Solarium

Whether it’s papers, presentations or exams coming up, finals can be demanding on our minds and bodies. As our schedules fill up and we bunker down for finals week, self-care may be one of the last things on our minds. Regardless of what your finals look like this semester, here are a few tips to help you make it through the week.

The end of the semester can be a stressful time, whether you’re studying for finals, gearing up for graduation or preparing to head home for break. Practicing small acts of self-care can help us feel better in case we start to feel off-track or burnt out. Here are five small ways to treat yourself during finals week.

Eating healthy snacks can help us improve our memory, energy levels, concentration and mental health. Here are some easy snack ideas that will help keep you fueled, full and focused all week long.

While Colorado is known for its 300 days of sunshine, winter months can make those sunny days shorter and less frequent. For some, this seasonal shift can impact our mood, energy and outlook. Here are some tips to help you beat the winter blues.

CU Boulder students can receive a free flu shot at Wardenburg Health Center, the Village Center or the main campus Rec Center! Clinic hours are available online.

All CU Boulder students, staff and faculty are eligible for a free COVID-19 booster shot through Medical Services at Wardenburg Health Center. Clinic appointments are available online.