Focus on the big picture and remember what brought you to DU in the first place. Take the quarter one step at a time. If you need to, give yourself a 5-minute break to visualize where you want to be, what is your end goal, what will it look like when you’ve achieved it? Approach each assignment, study session, project, and paper with conviction.
Set a goal that will motivate you, something that is important to you, where there is value in achieving it. Put your goal into writing, frame it where you’ll see it throughout the quarter. Then, make an action plan, break your big goal into smaller goals that will help you get there.
Mindfulness & Meditation
As we continue to move through unprecedented times, we wanted to remind you of two well-being resources on campus.
Join DU's Mindfulness Instructor Kara Traikoff weekly to begin your reflective journey.
Wednesdays, 6:00pm-7:00pm | Zoom (for now)
If you love French culture, movies and food, this is the club for you! Whether you are a French student at DU or simply love all things French, we would absolutely love for you to join our club! Our meetings take place on Wednesdays at 6:00 pm on Zoom, although we are pushing hard for DU Francoscope to meet in person. We also hope to have tons of fun events such as movie nights, french baking, and more! You can email Olivia McCrackin or Kacee Gluntz if you are interested, or you can find us on Instagram @dufrancoscope.
Nous esperons que nous vous y voyons! (We hope to see you there!)
Apply to be a Discoveries Leader.
Want to serve as a peer mentor to new students? Strengthen your leadership skills? Work alongside other student leaders? The office of New Student and Family Programs is looking for students to join their team as Discoveries Leaders for our Fall 2021 Discoveries Orientation! To apply, you must be enrolled as a student at DU throughout the 2021-2022 school year and in good standing with the university. Additionally, you must be available for in-person training beginning the 30th of August, 2021.
Application closes at midnight on February 14th, 2021.
PEAK Leadership Experience Proposals
All members of the DU community are invited to submit proposals for the PEAK Leadership Experience.
The PEAK Leadership Experience is a day-long confluence of DU leaders, meant to showcase all different forms of leadership. This day will bring together the DU community at all levels- undergraduate, graduate, staff, faculty, and community partners, with the aims of sharing our own leadership journeys and learning from others. Sessions range from a discussion of recent or soon-to-be-published research projects to an immersive workshop and more. Individuals or groups are welcome to submit their topic and work with organizers to fit the categories. Our deadline has been extended to Friday, January 22nd. Please email Rebecca Walsh with any questions.
Apply now to be an RA for the 2021-2022 academic year!
Housing and Residential Education (HRE) at DU is excited to open the Resident Assistant (RA) application process for the 2021-2022 academic year. Each RA works on a residence hall floor to help build community among 25-35 residents by planning events and serving as a resource to other students. All undergraduate and graduate students are encouraged to apply! ÔÇ»
If you are interested in applying for the position, please complete the application by February 5, at 9:00 am.ÔÇ»You will then be asked to attend a workshop and an individual interview.ÔÇ»
As a current DU student, your perspectives, insights and experiences are invaluable. You are the reason we exist, and by better understanding what motivates and inspires you, we’re able to ensure DU continues to evolve and grow to meet your needs, and the needs of those who will follow in your footsteps.
Join us for a virtual, interactive workshop to help us learn more about what makes our students unique, and what attracts them to the University of Denver. And who knows? You may end up walking away with a $125 gift card to the DU Bookstore! This isn’t a focus group—it will involve looking at personality types, thinking about and discussing DU’s student body with your fellow students, a little bit of writing, and working in a small group. All that is to say: it should be fun and engaging!
The Clarion is the official student newspaper of the University of Denver, serving as the community’s voice. Read some of the highlights from our publication this week:
Announcing the 20th Annual Diversity Summit:
"We Rise to the Challenge Beyond Diversity"
January-March 2021 | All Virtual
This year, the University of Denver’s Diversity Summit turns 20! As we look forward to celebrating our progress over the last 20 years, COVID restrictions and the multiple national engagements toward racial justice have given the Office of Diversity, Equity & Inclusion and the Diversity Summit Steering Committee the opportunity to re-imagine the summit. In 2021, rather than a 2-3 day event, the Diversity Summit will take place over seven weeks. Each week will include a series of conversations, panels, workshops and lectures designed specifically for the DU community. Events begin the week of January 18th!