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Dignitaries head the snowy procession to Macky Auditorium for the 60th Annual Conference of World Affairs, April 7, 2008. From left: James Palmer, CWA director; Chancellor GP "Bud" Peterson; Wendy Chamberlin, keynote speaker and president of the Middle East Institute; CU President Bruce Benson; and Todd Gleason, dean of College of Arts and Sciences. (Photo by Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado)

IN THE SPOTLIGHT

Spotlight Danceworks production explores, celebrates movement
The CU Theatre & Dance department's annual Danceworks production takes place April 17 through 20 in the Charlotte York Irey Theatre. More >>

Service learning class connects students and communities
During spring semester 2008, students in Laura DeLuca's anthropology 1150 service learning class are studying African cultures and assisting refugee children aged 8-12. More >>

Commencement marshals connect to academic tradition
"Wow, this is what it's all about." A sentiment echoed time and again when you speak to CU-Boulder's commencement marshals, employee volunteers who make the campus commencement ceremonies run smoothly. More >>

People Behind the Scenes
Who keeps our university in top shape? It's the People Behind the Scenes! Meet Melinda Canino, administrative assistant in the Ombuds Office. More >>


		Nobel Laureate Tom Cech To Return To CU From Howard Hughes Medical Institute In Spring 2009

		CU-Boulder To Host International Festival At UMC On April 12

		Sandra Day O'Connor To Speak At CU-Boulder On April 17

		*Podcast: Regional Nuclear War Would Create Near-Global Ozone Hole Michael Mills**

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Suicide Prevention chalk artwork.

FROM THE CHANCELLOR
Guest Column - Phil DiStefano

Reforming Program Review
Over the past year, the Office of Faculty Affairs, under the guidance and direction of Associate Vice Chancellor Jeff Cox and Andre Grothe, has worked to prepare the way for a transition in academic review procedures at CU-Boulder. More >>

The 60th Annual Conference on World Affairs, April 7 through 11, 2008
Participants include New York City correspondent and host of NPR's Justice Talking, Margot Adler; singer, songwriter and spoken word artist Jello Biafra; clinical psychologist and founder and president of the Progressive Women's Association of Islamabad, Pakistan Shahnaz Bukhari; and author and activist Harvey Wasserman. For a full schedule of participants and events visit the CWA website.

AWARDS AND KUDOS

Colorado Creed honors valuable efforts
Professor Xinzhao Chu awarded grant from the National Science Foundation

DID YOU KNOW?

Campus memorial service for Hazel Barnes, April 12
Shakespeare's "Richard the Third" showing at Old Main
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"Passages" tributes now being accepted
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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