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State of the University 2025

Join Chancellor Jeremy Haefner for a State of the University presentation as he discusses DU's strategic overview and outlook, along with the state of higher education.

Following the presentation enjoy an ice cream reception with the DU community with thanks to Sodexo for its sponsorship. You can also join virtually at the link here.
 
 

University of Denver Blood Drive – Give the Gift of Life!

Join us for the DU Blood Drive on Wednesday, November 12 and Thursday, November 13 from 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM at Community Commons 2600. Your donation can make a life-saving difference!

To schedule your appointment, scan the QR code on the flyer or visit donors.vitalant.org and use Drive Code 1086.

Let’s come together as a campus community to support this vital cause

Changemakers Internship Program

Are you looking to make a meaningful impact and gain hands-on experience? The Center for Community Engagement (CCESL) offers an internship program where undergraduate students collaborate with community partners for credit! You’ll take on real-world challenges through a special project that you co-design with your community partner at your internship site. Register for 1–2 credits per quarter in winter and spring. The class (CENG 3980-2) meets Mondays from 4:00 to 4:50 pm, with additional hours arranged with your community partner. Students may be eligible to receive up to $1,200 per quarter in compensation and up to $500 to support their special project or cover travel expenses. This is a unique way to build your resume and develop practical skills.
To learn more, visit ccesl.info/internship or schedule a meeting with the instructor, Dr. Cara DiEnno (cara.dienno@du.edu).

PinS Student Signature Work Grants

Have a research or creative project idea but need funding? PinS Student Signature Work Grants support undergraduates pursuing research or creative projects that spark innovation, deepen understanding, and address real-world challenges. Grants provide $3,800 student stipends and up to $1,500 in project costs for faculty-mentored projects. Applications will be reviewed two more times this year, with the next deadline being February 2.
Learn more here

Enroll in Understanding AI course

Ritchie School of Engineering & Computer Science

Are you curious about artificial intelligence (AI) and want to learn how it works? Register for the “Understanding AI” course offered by the Ritchie School of Engineering & Computer Science. The course is open to all non-CS undergraduate & graduate students & students minoring in Computer Science. This course provides a comprehensive intro to the diverse approaches to creating AI. It exposes non-CS students to an accessible technical understanding of what’s going on “under the hood”. It covers knowledge representation, search, Natural Language Processing, among other topics, as well as ethical considerations.

Contact Computer Science Department Coordinator Meredith Corley at Meredith.Corley@du.edu for more information or to register.

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