Last night, it snowed one inch on our campus! ❄️ This means it’s officially our FIRST SNOW celebration. Join us for this traditional one-day event that celebrates winter’s start on the DU’s campus. Head to the Community Commons first floor from 11am-2pm today for cozy fun including hot chocolate, giveaways, crafts, a book raffle and a wintry photo booth. See you there!
Health Promotion is bringing you therapy animals, self-care activities, giveaways, and more to support you during the stress of finals! Be sure to attend our biggest program of the season, featuring five therapy animal teams from Denver Pet Partners!
There are no conditions or costs for entry and ALL DU community members are welcome! Take a breather and get yourself ready for this school term to come to a close.
Live your 4D Experience! Unlock your leadership potential and join the Motivation, Morale, and Empowerment workshop.
Participants who attend will...
Boost Motivation: Learn techniques to inspire and energize your team for peak performance.
Enhance Morale: Discover strategies to create a positive and supportive work environment.
Empower Your Team: Develop skills to empower your team members, fostering growth and innovation.
Practical Tools: Gain actionable insights and tools to implement immediately for lasting impact.
Participants who attend the session will receive a meal voucher to the dining hall upon completion.
Join DU Campus Partners the Campus Green for a fun-filled Gratitude Event featuring the Potato Truck Parade! The parade kicks off at CCOM (Campus Green) with stops at the Library (Graduation Green) from 1:15 - 1:45pm and the Engineering Building green from 2:00 - 2:30, offering exciting activities at each location. Find us then on Campus Green from 2:45 - 4:00pm. Compete in classic games like the Potato Sack Race, Wheelbarrow Racing, Hot Potato (musical style), Baked Potato Balance/Fake Pie Tray Balance Race, and the Potato Spoon Race for a chance to win delicious pies! Plus, customize your own Juice from a powered juice machine. Whether you are competing, cheering, or just stopping by for a warm, baked potato, there is something for everyone. Bring your friends, your energy, and your love for all things potato—we will see you there!
Student reps sought for relaunched HCC Student Health Advisory Board
The Health & Counseling Center (HCC) is relaunching our Student health Advisory Council (SHAC)! We're seeking students to • help shape/improve how HCC services students, • share their passion for health and wellness, • gain insights on healthcare/well-being work, and • add marketable experience for their education/careers. For ~5 hours per quarter, the small group members can receive up to $200, and help shape HCC and wider campus well-being services, programs and resources. Full details and interest form at https://tinyurl.com/DUSHACfall24
Deadline is 8am on Monday, 11/25.
We'll followup ASAP for winter term launch.
Apply to Be a Tour Guide!!!
We in the Undergraduate Admission Office want you to apply to become a tour guide! Get to know campus better, make friends within the team, and connect with students and families from all over!
Attend the mandatory First Step Session if you want to study abroad next year! Daily sessions are held through week 10 with the last session being held on Friday, November 15.
First Step Sessions will be available during the winter quarter as well but less frequently and we strongly suggest attending one during the fall quarter if you intend to study abroad during 2025-26.
Native American Heritage Month
Native American Heritage Month recognizes the history, cultures, and contributions of Native Americans. These groups have distinct languages, traditions, and practices, deeply connected to their ancestral lands. This month offers us an opportunity to honor the indigenous peoples of North America and educate ourselves about their history and the challenges they have faced.
The Health and Counseling Center is also offering increased counseling drop-in options this week.
Same-day consultations at the HCC Ritchie Center: Wednesday, Nov. 6, and Thursday, Nov. 7, from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., and Friday, Nov. 8, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m.
BIPOC Support Drop-in Hours in the Student Inclusion and Belonging Suite (CCOM 1200) on Wednesday, Nov. 6, and Thursday, Nov. 7, from 1-3 p.m.
Of course, if you are feeling in need of support for any reason, please take advantage of the resources available to you. Students can contact DU’s Health and Counseling Center.
Need help connecting to support?
Contact the Dean of Students (DoS) Office at: DoSoffice@du.edu or by calling 303-871-4261