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New this semester, General Advising Drop-In Hours are being offered at the Engineering Success Hub in the Engineering Center on Mondays between 1-3 p.m., ECNW 150.

Check in at the Hub reception desk and then meet with a professional staff academic advisor to discuss any general advising questions you might have (such as campus and college resources, enrollment dates/deadlines, major/minor exploration, etc.). Note that for more specific major-related questions you should consult with your Primary Academic Advisor (who shows up on your Student Success Team in Buff Portal Advising).

Tuesday, Jan. 24. 5:15pm, BIOT A104, JSCBB
Join our info session and learn听how you can听study abroad in Valencia, Spain, during听your sophomore year. Experience the听beautiful coastal city of Valencia on the Mediterranean Sea, practice Spanish and earn engineering credits toward听your degree. Pizza will be provided!

Wednesday, Jan. 25. 3-5 p.m., Engineering Student Success Hub (ECNW 150A)
This event is open to all first-year students. There will be food, general advising support, and chances to win cool prizes. Stop by anytime! General advising support may include talking about major/minor exploration, how to drop a class from your schedule, how waitlists work, etc. Jan. 25 is the last day to add or swap a class and the last day to be added to a class from the waitlist.

Tuesday, Feb. 14.听6-7:30 p.m., 麻豆视频y Learning Center (DLC), Room 1B70
Join us for the Medtronic Industry Panel, an integrated career panel with Medtronic industry professionals, such as the human factors engineer, senior international market development manager, manufacturing engineer, senior test engineer, chief legal counsel and more. This is a great opportunity to learn about the various career paths that each of these professionals have taken and to gain insight into the job experience at the largest medical device company in the world. .

In 2012, engineer and Western Colorado University graduate Grant Korgan became the first spinal cord-injured athlete to literally push himself nearly 100 miles to the South Pole. The Push, a documentary about his experience, will be , and Korgan will host an on-campus Q&A for CU Engineering students, faculty and staff on Jan. 26.

禄 Q&A with Grant Korgan: Thursday, Jan. 26. 5-6 p.m., ECCR 1B40
Free and open to all CU students

禄 Film screening: Friday, Jan. 27. 7 p.m., Dairy Arts Center
Free tickets for the film screening are available for 100听students and can be picked up from the mechanical engineering front desk in ECME 175, first-come, first-served.

Wednesday, Feb. 1. 4-5 p.m., Engineering Student Success Hub, ECNW 150A
All students are welcome to attend this information session to听learn more about the Department of Chemical and Biological Engineering. Food will be provided!

Last chance! Enroll in this semester, and travel to Italy in May. Earn three upper-division H&SS credits. Contact Anja Lange to register.

that are still accepting students through Wednesday, Feb. 1.

Looking to raise funds for your organization or for an initiative you care about? The Herd is actively searching for student organizations to participate in Student Philanthropy Month. For more information, please contact Sara Abdulla.

Eligibility: All Recognized Student Organizations (RSOs) and Recognized Social Greek Organizations (RSGOs) in good standing with the university鈥攁s well as non-registered, student-based research groups and organizations鈥攁re welcome to apply.

UROP invites applications for student and faculty grants in all fields of study/majors for planned projects in summer 2023 and/or Academic Year 2023-24. Apply by Friday, Feb. 17.

• Student Grants: Assistantships (up to $2,000) - provide funding to students to partner with a faculty mentor to help on an existing project
• Individual Grants (up to $3,000) - allow students to take ownership of part or all of a project with an original proposal

For more information, see the student grants guide, read about , and check out the upcoming Curiosity Lab workshops.

We believe it is important for our community to engage with the natural world. Take some time to browse the images on display outside the ECCE wing, between the BOLD Center and Dean鈥檚 Office. Then, visit the to reflect on some questions. By participating in this project, you will have an opportunity to take a canvas print home at the end of the academic year.

All CU students are encouraged to take this brief survey that was designed to gauge students' exposure to and familiarity with the Idea Forge and the various services it has to offer. We are also looking for suggestions to improve the visibility of the Idea Forge to students.

Tuesday, Jan. 24. 11 a.m.-2 p.m., UMC, Glenn Miller Ballroom

Drop-In Academic Advising for First Year Engineering Students
Wednesday, Jan. 25. 3-5 p.m., Engineering Student Success Hub (ECNW 150A)

Wednesday, Jan. 25. 6-7:30 p.m., C4C, Center for Inclusion and Social Change, N320

Thursday, Jan. 26. 3:30-5:30 p.m., Engineering Center, Main Lobby

Thursday, Jan. 26. 4-5 p.m., DLC 1B70 |

Monday, Jan. 30. 10-11 a.m., virtual |

Monday, Jan. 30. 7 pm., virtual

Jan. 31. 8 a.m.-4 p.m., virtual

Wednesday, Feb. 1. 9 a.m.-1 p.m., Fleming Building, Idea Forge

Feb. 1. 9 a.m., virtual

Deadline extended! Apply by Feb. 1.
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禄 (engineering writing OR H&SS credit)
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禄 are available!

Wednesday, Feb. 8. 6-7 p.m., virtual |

Monday, Feb. 13. 5-6 p.m., DLC 1B70

Tuesday, Feb. 14. Noon-4 p.m., virtual

Wednesday, Feb. 15. Noon-4 p.m., DLC 1B70

Environmental Engineering Networking Event
Thursday, Feb. 16. Noon-4 p.m., DLC 1B70 |

Tuesday, Feb. 21. All day, virtual |

Wednesday, Feb. 22. 11:30 a.m.-12:45 p.m., KOBL 313

Civil, Environmental, & Architectural Career & Internship Fair
Wednesday, Feb. 22. Noon-4 p.m., virtual |

Apply by March 1

Friday, March 3.

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Academically, fewer than 12 semester credit hours is considered part-time enrollment.听That may be an intentional choice and the right one for you, and/or may be due to:

• You may simply be on a waiting list(s) or still sorting out your course schedule.
• You may be in your last semester of enrollment with only a couple of classes left to finish up your degree.
• You may have just finished up a Winter Session course -- although that course is no longer an "active" enrollment, the course DOES count towards your spring semester enrollment (so include that as part of your overall spring semester credit load).
• You may be a partnership program student in Grand Junction or Gunnison. Although your CU Boulder coursework is less than full-time, with your CMU/Western coursework included you may reach 12 overall credits and be considered full-time.

In any case, consider the following factors which may be impacted by part-time enrollment (if applicable towards your specific situation):

• Financial Aid and/or Scholarships. Contact the campus Financial Aid Office if you have any questions or concerns about how part-time enrollment affects your financial aid package and/or scholarships.
• Tuition Rates. Review the Bursar鈥檚 Office Tuition Rates and Tuition Guarantee to learn about implications of part-time enrollment.
• Student Health Insurance. Check your health insurance policy to ensure you are still eligible for coverage while a part-time student.
• Eligibility for Living On-Campus. Check your housing contract to see if you need to be enrolled in a minimum number of credit hours in order to live on-campus.

International students should consult with the ISSS Office regarding part-time enrollment.

The CU Boulder Solar Decathlon team and Flatirons Habitat for Humanity are looking for volunteers throughout spring 2023 to help build a model single-family house as part of Boulder鈥檚 Ponderosa Stabilization Program.

This fellowship program is designed to meet the needs of the Naval Reactors Division of the U.S. Department of Energy for doctoral-level employees for the development of science and engineering technology as it pertains to naval nuclear propulsion. The deadline to apply is Tuesday, Jan. 31.

The Musculoskeletal Research Center (MRC) and Center for Gait and Movement Analysis (CGMA) of Children鈥檚 Hospital Colorado (CHCO) sponsor a summer internship for undergraduates or recent college graduates. Participate in a 10-week clinical research or engineering internship, from June to August. Summer interns are assigned to active protocols based on experience and faculty needs. Internship positions are available for applicants interested in clinical research or engineering.

Do you want to help shape the future of the spaces that you live, work and visit? is looking for a dedicated and skilled Graduate Lighting Designer to join their inclusive and welcoming team.

Join Engineers & Scientists Acting Locally (ESAL) virtual panel to hear from leaders in state and municipal government on how to leverage your STEM skills for a career in public policy.

has a searchable database of more than 650 summer research programs in all STEM disciplines. These are all fully funded opportunities including programs sponsored by NSF, NASA and NIH. Check out the .

The goal of the Network Operations Intern Program is to provide current students with exposure to a real-life network operation setting, while giving them the opportunity to learn about the industry

Dr. Nicole Stob, a professor of Integrative Physiology, and Emily Hunt, a registered dietician, as they share information on nutrition essentials, thoughtful eating and budget-friendly meal planning.

Join your fellow art aficionados to create a work of art even the beginning painter can be proud of.

Experience the concepts/philosophy drawn from Ido Portal Movement practices.