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As an educational historian, Rubén Donato studies the historical dimensions of educational equality and has delved into the history of Latino education in the United States.
Have you been inspired by a fellow CU Boulder alum, faculty member or student? Recognize their accomplishments and nominate them for an alumni award.
Matthew Burrows, a lecturer with the International English Center, is the recipient of the 2020 CU Boulder Open Educator Award from the University Libraries and the University of Colorado Student Government.
In an attempt to better coordinate and standardize student feedback, the Graduate School has joined the Student Experience in the Research University (SERU) Consortium. The gradSERU survey has been postponed to 2020–21.
Nominations are now open for the Best Should Teach Awards, an annual ceremony and award night recognizing outstanding CU Boulder faculty and graduate teachers, as well as K-12 teachers.
Faculty who are doing community-based research, teaching or creative work are invited to apply for up to $24,000 through the annual CU Boulder Outreach Awards. The online application is open through April 10.
The campus is actively engaged and has a plan in place to address emerging needs regarding the global public health concern involving coronavirus. With this in mind, here are ways we can support each other as a campus community.
Get up to speed on upcoming professional development workshops, funding opportunities and approaching academic deadlines for graduate students.
CU Boulder ranks No. 5 all-time as a volunteer-producing school for the Peace Corps, with 2,556 alumni having served since 1961. Also, in 2020, CU Boulder ranks No. 12 in the nation among large colleges and universities. Currently, 53 Buffs are volunteering around the world.
Jack Burns and Fran Bagenal are among a group of 200 legacy fellows of the American Astronomical Society announced this week.