From: Pulse Newsletter
Date: May 26, 2020
Subject: The Pulse: Spring 2020 - Week 9



The Pulse: Weekly News & Happenings at DU

Congratulations: Departmental Award Recipients!

This week as part of the virtual Crimson & Gold Awards we are celebrating the over 100 recipients of departmental awards! Follow @uofdenvercampus on Instagram to celebrate with the DU Community!

Crimson & Gold Awards 2020

DU Music Business Club - Recruiting New Members!

The DU Music Business Club is looking for new members! Students, regardless of major, will meet and discuss topics regarding music business. Our goal is to provide students practical knowledge about the music and business world, and explore topics about the music industry more thoroughly than at any class taught at DU. Come experience real-world aspects of the music industry, from management, to copyright and finances, and everything in between!

Join us by contacting Carrie Schubert, Natalie Boggs, or by going to: https://crimsonconnect.du.edu/DUMBC/

DU Music Business Club
The Short List: Don't Miss These Opportunities

EVENT

Career Resilience for Students of Color and LGBTQ+ Students: A Panel of DU Alumni and Friends

Tuesday, May 26
5:30pm - 6:30pm

Job searching and finding internships is hard enough, but it can be tougher for those of us with marginalized identities. With COVID now part of the picture too, how do you stay resilient in an inequitable job market? Join the Cultural Center and Career & Professional Development on this Zoom webinar to talk about job searching as a person of color and/or LGBTQ+ person, as well as to hear from alumni and friends of DU who have been there themselves. For accommodations or questions, please email kyle.inselman@du.edu.

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EVENT

Student Leadership Workshop Series: Resilience in Post-University Life

Thursday, May 28
11:00am - 12:15pm

This workshop, brought to you by the Office of Student Engagement is free and open to all current DU students, but geared toward students who currently identify as leaders. Students who actively participate in the OSE Leadership Workshop Series this Spring Quarter will be recognized for their participation in the Fall Quarter. This series is divided into two separate and unique tracks Discovering Leadership and Developing Leadership, make sure that you check back on CrimsonConnect often to register and attend future events.

This week you will have the opportunity to engage with University of Denver alumni and community members who graduated during a national economic downturn. During the session we will have a facilitated conversation about life lessons, tips and tricks for staying marketable, and action items to move forward into life after college. Whether you are graduating this year or in the coming years, this session is for you, learn from people in variety of fields. During these difficult times, it will become increasingly important for students to learn strategies to take next steps in their professional, personal, and academic careers. This workshop will address current events locally and globally – encouraging students to acknowledge rather than ignore them – and panelist will reflect on life pre- and post-COVID-19 pandemic.

For more info or to register contact: Audrey Moreno, Assistant Director of Leadership Development & Innovation, at audrey.moreno@du.edu.

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EVENT

Lavender Graduation & LGBTQ+ End of Year Celebration

Saturday, May 30
5:30pm - 7:00pm

Join us next Saturday at 5:30pm MST as we celebrate our Lavender Graduates and all of our LGBTQ+ students for making it through the school year! All folks are welcome and invited to attend!

Graduating DU students (from all campus programs-undergrad and graduate) can still sign up to participate by emailing cody.ortiz-oldham@du.edu!

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This Week

Remote Work Tip of the Week:

FIND YOUR PRODUCTIVITY PLAYLIST

Heading into the final weeks of the quarter is a great time to get into your "groove" - literally! Maybe it's the Quarantunes Playlist we started during Week 1, or perhaps you're finding inspiration with the Office of Student Engagement's New Music Monday list, but working in a completely silent space can sometimes increase those feelings of isolation, so whatever it is that you listen to, crank it up!

Some other great options: Hipster Cocktail Party playlist on Pandora is great for working. Who knew? You might prefer movie soundtracks without any lyrics, white noise, nature sounds, mathcore, or bubble trance.

RSO Annaul Re-Registration

The following RSOs have not yet applied for or reached out about RSO Re-Registration for the 2020-2021 year. 
If you or someone you know is a member or officer of one of the following RSOs please followup with Jessie Stellini, Associate Director of Student Engagement, about Re-Registration, as the formal deadline has now passed: 

 
Snorkeling Club
American Indian Science and Engineering Society
College Diabetes Network
Collegiate Council on Gender Violence Topics
Consciousness Technologies
Cru
Debate Union
Divest DU
DU Computer Science Club 
DU Performance Society
Emergency Medical Services
Exit 205 Acapella
Film Production
Food Recovery Network
Globe-Med
Hawai'i Club
Her Campus DU
Korbel Undergraduate Research Journal
Latinx Student Alliance
Love Your Melon
Math Club
MIND
Multicultural Alliance for Representation and Education
Muslim Student Association
National Society of Black Engineers
Outdoor Photography
Pioneer Business Review
Pre-Dental Society
Pre-Med
Psi Chi
Psychology Club
Student Veteran Association
Students for Recovery
Students for Sustainable Food
Undergraduate Research Association and Journal
UNICEF DU Chapter
Vietnamese Student Association
Pool Club
Ratio et Fides
The Foodie Club
DU Maker Club
Harry Potter Storytime Club
Campus Outreach
Anime Club
Pacific Islander Alliance
Ping Pong Club

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