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Established in 2005, the Institute for Ethical and Civic Engagement serves as a catalyst for nurturing ethical and civic engagement opportunities at CU-Boulder. More >>

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Earth Educator Nick Carter teaches local school children to love the environment
Earth Education is an innovative internship and class that connects CU-Boulder students with Boulder schools. The program began in 1986 and has grown to include more than 24 interns. More >>

Faculty Focus
Our faculty are a source of great pride and bring a world of expertise, experimentation and excellence to our students and our community. Meet Nicholas Flores, associate professor and chair of the Department of Economics. More >>

"Passages" tributes now being accepted for May 13 issue
Inside CU's "Passages" acknowledges colleagues who have passed on during the year. We are now accepting this year's tributes for publication in the May 13 edition of Inside CU. More >>

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CU AT BOETTCHER: A Celebration of American Music Tuesday, April 29, 2008 at 7:30 p.m. Boettcher Auditorium, Denver Following up on the success of the War Requiem in Boettcher in 2006, we invite you to enjoy CU at Boettcher: A Celebration of American Music in Denver this spring. The concert program features the University Symphony Orchestra in Grofé's Grand Canyon Suite, the CU Wind Symphony and Colorado Wind Ensemble in Corigliano’s monumental Circus Maximus, and CU Jazz Ensemble I with special guest Dave Grusin in his arrangement of Bernstein's West Side Story. Ticket Discounts are available for CU faculty and staff. Tickets are $15 - $25 and can be purchased from the CU Concerts Box Office, 303-492-8008, on the CU Concerts website and through TicketsWest online or at King Soopers, and by phone at 1-800-464-2626. For more information visit the website or call the CU Concerts Box Office at 303-492-8008.

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