When you or someone is in danger, seek help.
Call 911
Campus Safety Emergency: 303-871-3000
What is medical amnesty?
When, out of a concern for health and safety, a Student chooses to take intentional action and seek assistance from a University Official or emergency services for themselves or others, SRR will not initiate a formal conduct process for alcohol and/or drug violations if the Medical Amnesty Process applies.
Examples of when to call for help... if someone:
is unresponsive or unconscious
is cold, clammy, pale, or has blotchy skin
has shallow or irregular breathing
comits multiple times or vomits while sleeping
is unable to answer basic questions or complete basic tasks
A night to campout at the Ritchie Center for the chance to get FREE season tickets to the DU Hockey Team!
Registration: Campout Crews, Crew Captains, and Crew Members
A Campout Crew is made up of no more than 6 people, up to 5 Crew Members and 1 Crew Captain.
We ask that you designate a Crew Captain to be your crew's designated representative for communication, check-ins etc.
Note that Crew Captains will need to submit a form at the end of registration (you will be redirected automatically) to notify us of who is part of your Campout Crew.
The Basics:
Everyone in the same Campout Crew gets to check-in at the same time the day of Hockey Campout, so even if only one person checks-in earlier in the day, the rest of your Crew don't have to be there until later in the day if they have other commitments. An earlier check-in time increases your chances of getting a golden ticket the next day, but your entire Campout Crew will have to campout out all night to be eligible to get one!
Registration Updates:
You are able to update your registration at any time by cancelling your current registration and submitting a new one with the correct selections. Alternatively, if you selected both options, please delete one and keep the other, whichever is most relevant to your role on your Campout Crew.
Oct. 16-18 | Webinar on the 16th and 18th, In-person on the 17th in Anderson Commons room 290
Please join us October 16th-18th for DU’s 23rd annual Summit! This year we will be thinking about the layered and multifaceted reality of working and persisting for justice. This year we will offer both virtual and in-person programming.
Please review the schedule and register for the various sessions here.
If you have any questions, please contact us at inclusion@du.edu.
LGBTQ+ History Month
Throughout October, we celebrate LGBTQ+ History Month, a time to honor and recognize the contributions, struggles, and achievements of the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer community. This month serves as an opportunity to raise awareness about the history of the LGBTQ+ rights movement and to promote equality and acceptance for all.
Indigenous Peoples' Day
On October 9, we commemorate Indigenous Peoples' Day, a day dedicated to honoring the rich histories, cultures, and contributions of Indigenous communities across the world. This day provides an alternative perspective to Columbus Day, promoting awareness about the impact of colonization on Indigenous populations and advocating for their rights and recognition.
Disability Employment Awareness Month
Disability Employment Awareness Month is observed in October to emphasize the importance of creating inclusive workplaces that value the talents and skills of people with disabilities. Throughout the month, initiatives and discussions highlight the need for equal employment opportunities and challenge misconceptions about disabilities in the workforce.
Student Accountability Board (SAB) Recruitment
Do you or does someone you know want to be more engaged in the DU community? Support the DU community and its members? Participant in incident and conflict resolution? Nominate yourself or your friends for the Student Accountability Board (SAB)! SAB resolves our most elevated Student Rights & Responsibilities cases, and, therefore, the Office of Student Rights & Responsibilities (SRR) engages DU community members as the decision makers in these cases. The student members would work as equal partners with staff and faculty members to uphold University policies. SRR is looking for a diverse and deep pool of trained SAB members in order to fully represent our campus community.
To nominate yourself or another student, please complete this survey.
For Fall Quarter Trainings, please complete this form by October 20, 2023. This survey remains open past this deadline for anyone interested. Please send any questions to SRR at SRR@du.edu
Student Podcast: The Baggage Claim
Spotify, Apple Music, Amazon Music, iHeartRadio, Google Podcasts
Recent DU graduates Kaitlyn Klepec and Lila Ruppe have taken everything they learned at MFJS to create a podcast. They talk about college, the struggles of the job hunt, and all of life's idiosyncrasies. Join their conversation by listening to The Baggage Claim on Spotify, Amazon Music, Apple Music, iHeartRadio, and Google Podcasts.
Institutional Courage Study
Are you a DU student?
Have you had an an unwanted sexual experience?
If so, you are invited to participate in a study exploring how colleges can be courageous in responding to unwanted sexual experiences. This study has three parts:
Idea Generation
Sorting & Rating
Concept Mapping
Contact Dr. Sarah Hurtado if you have any questions. Sarah.Hurtado@du.edu
How are you doing this quarter?
We want to know how your quarter is going! Please check your DU email and complete the one-question wellbeing survey that was sent on Monday, Oct. 2.