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Wednesday, April 7 | 5:30-6:30 p.m. | or in-person

Join us for an "ask me anything" session with interim Dean Keith Molenaar and engineering student organization leaders.听 The event will be on Zoom with an in-person option (40-person capacity) in the engineering-business auditorium, ECCS 201. Gift giveaway for in-person attendees! You do not need to register if you plan to attend on Zoom.

Have a burning question? Submit it prior to the meeting.

RSVP for in-person

OIT is planning an update to the Wi-Fi听system for ECES on April 7 beginning at 10 a.m. The process is expected to last until 5 p.m. During the cutover, ECES will still have 80% building coverage on UCB Wireless and UCB Guest.听

Users are not expected to notice an outage, but personally owned Wi-Fi devices may experience minor performance issues. In some cases, users will need to reboot their devices in order to reconnect to the Internet via UCB Wireless and UCB Guest.听After the cutover, the will be offline for a period of time for testing and validation.

Looking for a way to get involved on campus? The Volunteer Resource Center is looking for students interested in joining the VRC Joint Board for the fall 2021 semester. Join a group of students who are passionate about service and looking for leadership opportunities. Board members help guide future decisions about the center, set budget priorities and find creative ways to engage students in our communities through volunteering.

April 24 | 7:30 p.m. |

Join other CU Boulder transfer students for a private movie showing at the Century Boulder Theatre. This event is limited to 20 people, and social distancing and masking guidelines will be in place. To reserve a seat, you must RSVP. A poll will be sent 1-2 weeks prior to individuals who RSVP to vote on the newer release movie selection. The group will plan to meet 15-30 minutes prior to socialize with other transfer students.听 Guests are welcome to the event, as long as the main registrant is a current CU Boulder student who transferred from another institution.

• Music Appreciation, MUEL 1832 (3 credit hours, 9 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday)
• Jazz History, MUEL 3642 (3 credit hours, 9 a.m. to noon, Monday through Friday)
• Heavy Metal, MUEL 2872 (3 credit hours)
• Guitar Class, MUEL 1145 (2 credit hours, 1:30-3:50 p.m., Monday through Friday)
• Music in Space,听MUEL 3892 (3 credit hours, taught online)

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Global seminars are courses taught by CU faculty members. The following programs have new extended application deadlines:

| Cape Town | Deadline April 12

• INBU 4925: 6 credits, global business track of business minor
• EMEN 4830: engineering management credit

| Greece | Deadline April 12

• ETHN 3704: upper-division H&SS credit

| Belgium | Deadline April 30

• PSCI 4302 and PSCI 4028: H&SS credit

| Virtual | Deadline April 30

• ASIA 4300: upper-division H&SS credit

Summer Session C: June 1-July 23
Instructor:听 Jessica Leeker

Diversity, equity and inclusion are often an afterthought or integrated once a product has been recalled or a system has been formed. The purpose of this new course from the Engineering Management Program is to show the importance of embedding diversity, equity and inclusion in student design products and services. Students will learn how to develop new strategies and approaches for more inclusive and equitable environments in the entire engineering design process. In this course, we will have candid and honest conversations that will hopefully propel you to a sense of awareness in this area. Let鈥檚 start this journey together!

This course counts toward the electives for the Engineering Entrepreneurship minor, Engineering Management minor and certificate. Open to juniors and seniors, as well as interested sophomores.

More summer courses in Engineering Management:

• EMEN 4030: Project Management Systems (online)
  Counts toward Engineering Management minor and certificate
• EMEN 4050: Leadership and Professional Skills (online)
  Counts toward Engineering Management minor and certificate
• EMEN 4200: Engineering and Entrepreneurship for the Developing World (online)
  Counts toward Engineering Management minor and certificate and the Engineering Entrepreneurship minor

Please contact emp@colorado.edu with any questions or registration issues for all EMEN courses.

April 6 | 5:30-6:30 p.m. |
Hear from a panel of alumni and engineering professionals who work in entrepreneurship and startups about the steps they took to get into their chosen fields and industries.

April 7 | 5-6:15 p.m.

April 14 | 5-6:15 p.m.

April 17 | 11 a.m.-4 p.m. |
This career fair is open to students in all majors, as well as alumni. Employers in fields such as accounting, banking, consulting, government, human services, management, sales, communications and more will be attending. Register for the event on Handshake to view available group and 1:1 sessions with over 100 attending employers.

April 21 | 1-2 p.m. |

Friday Power Hour at the Rec Center
Fridays | 5 p.m.
The Rec offers free fitness classes every week on Friday. Registration required. April 9: Cycle. April 16: Sound Bath Yoga and Meditation. April 23: Hip Hop Groove.

Global Livingston Institute summer fellowship听deadline
Email angela.thieman@colorado.edu听by May 7 to apply.