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The CU Red folder website is designed as a resource for faculty and staff providing guidance on how to recognize signs of distress, how to respond, and lists of campus resources. 

The Don’t Ignore It website is linked directly to the Office of Institutional Equity and Compliance (OIEC) outlining who is responsible to report and when, what to report, links to support services, and guidance on how to help.  

Please click above for the Academic Affairs required syllabus statement, the final exam policy, COVID-19 requirements, and additional classroom policies. 

Campus leadership created the Academic Instruction Implementation Team in order to provide guidelines departments to adapt their class offerings and schedules to the goals of CU Boulder’s Road Map to Fall 2020 plan. The latest editions are provided here.

At the end of each term students evaluate their courses using an online questionnaire called the Faculty Course Questionnaire (FCQ). MENV Faculty should be familiar with the procedures for completing and administering this process. 

Here you will find various academic calendars and schedules, enrollment procedures and deadlines, and grade processing information.
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Contact the IT Service Center (303-735-4357 or oithelp@colorado.edu) for help with all OIT services including email and IdentiKey, Internet connectivity, telephone service and other technology-related questions.

The Office of Faculty Affairs coordinates a variety of activities associated with faculty life and academic programming on the Boulder campus.

This document describes the professional standards faculty members are expected to maintain and provides a mechanism for addressing allegations that a faculty member has failed to meet those standards. 

University Libraries is available to all faculty, staff, and students. SEEC occupants can request and return library materials through the Barlett Center located on the second floor.

This link provides information and contact details to the main CU Payroll Office. You can also reach out to the MENV Finance Administrator, Mary Hardwick, with payroll questions.

As a state employer, CU Boulder employees are eligible to participate in the State of Colorado’s employee discount program - among additional perks.

The Faculty & Staff Assistance Program (FSAP) is dedicated to serving the emotional and psychological needs of the campus community. You must be a CU Boulder employee to use FSAP services, and services are no cost to all CU Boulder faculty and staff members. 

Receive confidential consultations to surface, voice, discuss and clarify university-related concerns.

The College of Arts and Sciences offers this mentorship program, which seeks to empower and support diversity and inclusion for A&S faculty and staff to succeed socially, personally and professionally.