Winter Quarter Counseling Groups and Workshops Use the QR Code to learn more about this quarter's Counseling Groups and Workshops being offered through the Health and Counseling Center. The majority of gorups are being offered in-person though some may be offered via telehealth (zoom). Please see the descriptions for gorup days, times, and locations. Please email Anand Desai (anand.desai@du.edu) for any group related questions or call 303-871-2205 for general HCC questions. More Info
Register your Grauduate Student Organization Today
Are you a graduate student group looking to register student organization? or are you a group of graduate students looking to start a new graduate student organization? register Here so that you can be recognized by the University. Graduate Student Government and the Office of Student Engagment are ready to assist you throughout this processess. Feel free to email gsg@du.edu or studentengagement@du.edu.
Mondays & Thursdays, 1 - 1:30 p.m. | Sturm Hall, CAHSS Student Lounge, room 201
Take a breathing pause with CAHSS during twice-weekly mindfulness sessions led by Michelle Jestice, certified yoga instructor. Occurring every Monday and Thursday from 1-1:30 p.m. during the winter quarter, sessions will include guided meditation and breath work. All DU students, faculty and staff are welcome, and participants are invited to stay after the session for tea, snacks, journaling and conversation. More Info
Created Permanence: Picturing the Avian Past and Present” Exhibit Opening Reception
Wednesday, January 24, 2024 | Anderson Academic Commons, The Loft, Room 340
The University Libraries invite you to an exhibit opening reception showcasing the University of Denver’s collection of prints by John J. Audubon and John Gould inspired this exhibition. Their foundational work in avian studies is still affecting the art and science world. The work by Audubon, Gould, and contemporary artists explore the way birds are viewed both in the past and the present. The “Created Permanence: Picturing the Avian Past and Present” exhibit opening reception will take place in the Loft, room 340, in the Anderson Academic Commons on Wednesday, January 24, 2024, from 5:30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M. The curators, Emily Oxford-Pickeral and Morgan Fleetwood, will give a short talk at 6:15 P.M. Appetizers will be provided. Event Details: Wednesday, January 24, 2024 5:30 to 7:30 P.M. Curators talk at 6:15 P.M. University of Denver Anderson Academic Commons 2150 E. Evans Ave., Denver, CO 80210 The Loft, Upper Level, Room 340 Event is free and open to the public, DU students, faculty, and staff. In the 19th century there was a trend toward the exploration and accurate depiction of the natural world. Interest in nature was increased by exploration and the collecting, and studying specimens. This naturalistic depiction, aptly named naturalism, affected all flora and fauna and birds with no exception. The bird prints on display in this exhibition reflect the time’s emphasis on scientific education and research. While they were intended to serve as encyclopedic illustrations, they also show a remarkable level of artistry. Animals were staged and manipulated to appear in their most “natural” state. In the practice of representing the animals for scientific study, the birds were hunted and often taxidermied before rendered in print form. The prints of birds by Audubon and others demonstrate an overlap in art history and the history of scientific staging methods. We look forward to sharing this avian artistry with you! No RSVP here
PBK Visiting Scholar public lecture: Conspiracy & Democracy
Monday, Jan 22 (7pm) | Anderson Academic Commons, Special Events Room 290
Join DU PBK honor society and cosponsors as we host national Visiting Scholar, Dartmouth government professor and New Hampshire state Representative Russell Muirhead (www.pbk.org/Russell-Muirhead) for a FREE public lecture. Monday, January 22nd, at 7pm in Anderson Academic Commons Kvistad Events Room (290). More Info
Showcase Your Work at the Annual Public Good Celebration
Monday, Jan. 29 (4:00 PM - 6:00 PM) | Community Commons 4th Floor
Students, faculty, and staff, you're invited to submit your work to showcase at the second annual Public Good Celebration! This event is all about celebrating university and community partners whose collaborative work advances the public good. Join DU members across campus on Monday, January 29th, from 4:00 pm to 6:00 pm, at the Community Commons on the 4th story for an evening of celebration and connection. The deadline for submissions is January 17th. Details can be found at ccesl.info/pgc. More Info
Join us for an International Story-telling Event!
Tuesday, Feb. 13 (5-6:30pm) | Anderson Academic Commons, Room 290
StorySlam🌎 is a presentation-style speaking event for students to share their stories with their peers and the DU community. Speakers are given 3-5 mins to share their story and can use visual aids or props to enhance their narrative. Not interested in being a presenter? We invite you to join us as an attendee and hear from our amazing student storytellers! There will be FREE food served to all participants and audience members. RSVP to be either a presenter or an attendee. Spots are limited, so remember to register today! More Info
Interdisciplinary Game Symposium
Monday, Jan. 29 (4-5 PM) | Anderson Academic Commons 340 (The Loft)
Come join us for an interdisciplinary discussion about game design at DU at 4 pm Mon Jan 29 in Anderson Academic Commons 340 (The Loft)! Chris Gauthier-Dickey (Engineering & Computer Science) will explore DU’s game development degrees, delving into how these programs blend creativity with technical skills to shape the future of gaming, how they engage with humane games, and how they incorporate DEI issues into the classrooms. He will offer insight into games research from a computer science perspective, highlighting the methodologies and technological advancements that are driving research forward in games. Michael Schulze (Lamont School of Music) willdiscuss the current state of immersive audio, including both symmetrical systems and Dolby ATMOS, as applied to both music production and game audio.
Winter 2024 All-Majors Career & Internship Fair - Register Now!
Tuesday 1/30/24 & Wednesday 1/31/24, 1:00pm MST 4:00pm MST | Burwell Center
DU's quarterly all-majors career and internship fairs are on campus events where students and alumni have the opportunity to meet employers who are looking for talented future team members across all majors. Employers attending will be sharing information about full-time, part-time and/or internship positions within their organization. View the event page in PCO to learn more, browse employers & sign-up to attend a prep session ahead of the fair. Day one here and day two here
Health Promotion is excited to begin hosting events, workshops, and other programs the promote healthy masculinities! We hope to provide space for students to: reflect on their identities, build community with one another, and develop leadership skills become an agent of change on campus and beyond. If you are interested in learning more about masculinities engagement, please sign-up for our mailing list to stay up to date on all of our events and programs. More info
Supervisor of the Year Award
We know that having a good supervisor can make all the difference in your student employment experience and navigating you towards your career goals. Do you want the opportunity to give back to your supervisor and give them the recognition and appreciation they deserve? Here's your chance! Nominate your supervisor for the Supervisor of the Year Award! In this nomination, you will be asked to answer a few questions about the role your supervisor has played in your student employment experience with 100-300 words per question. Nominations are open from January 15th through February 2nd. All nominees will receive a certificate with a quote from your nomination and a small gift, and the winner will receive $500! If you have any questions or need assistance with the nomination process, email stuemp@du.edu. More info
Student Employees Achieve (SEA) Badge
Are you looking to gain skills which will prepare you for your future career? Register for the Winter Cohort of the SEA Badge Program! Students who complete the badge will be proficient in application of the NACE career readiness competencies in their student employment role and prepared to transfer those skills to post-graduate work opportunities. The deadline to register for the Winter Cohort of the Student Employees Achieve Series is coming up on January 19th. The Winter Cohort will focus on the career skills of Leadership, Teamwork, and Equity & Inclusion. Students who complete both cohorts will be eligible to receive the Student Employees Achieve Badge. Students who complete one or more cohorts will be eligible to participate in mock interviews with employers and alumni and a celebration in the spring. All student employees are eligible to participate, no matter your degree level, your funding source, your immigration status, or how long you've worked on campus! Direct all other questions to stuemp@du.edu. More info
