February may be the middle of winter, but there will be no lack of new opportunities springing forth from the Office for Outreach and Engagement. And there鈥檚 something for everyone: faculty and staff members, graduate and undergraduate students.
After learning that Louisville Cyclery is helping victims of the Marshall Fire by collecting and restoring donated bikes, CU Boulder staffers Brandon Smith and Clark Rider recognized an opportunity to help. The community has come together and donated many high-quality bikes to the cause.
Welcome back, Buffs! This week brings the social gaming event of the semester, Winter Welcome with the Pride Office, an advance screening of 鈥淛ackass Forever,鈥� a mobile food pantry and much more.
Whether you want to find your community, excel in your academic path or explore new things, here are some ways to have a fresh start at your new school.
Are you looking for ways to be active this semester? Do you enjoy playing sports, getting outside or trying new things? There are many ways for students to stay active and meet Buffs with similar interests each semester. Check out these programs and opportunities.
Graduate school is a fantastic time to explore how to connect your research, teaching and creative work to partnerships with communities external to the university.
Join this program and raise money for a cause you care about with help from the Alumni Association and Herd Leadership Council. Apply by Jan. 21 and participate in the required training on Jan. 26. Fundraising begins in February.
Whether you鈥檙e looking to take on your first leadership role, connect with others on campus or add leadership skills to your r茅sum茅, check out some programs that can help you get there.
Starting at CU is really exciting, especially when there are many things to do on campus and in Boulder. To make it fun, we've made a list of things to do, places to visit and experiences to live to get to know your new home.
