Saturday, Feb. 24 (9am-5pm) & Sunday, Feb. 25 (9am-4pm) | In person (location information will be sent to those who register)
Join fellow students, faculty, and staff for a weekend-long dialogue facilitation training. This workshop will provide committed DU campus community members with information, tools, techniques, and resources to facilitate dialogues around critical social issues. The training will be led by intergroup dialogue specialist Dr. Thomas Walker. Register here
Story Mosaic Series: Healthy Masculinities
Wednesday, March 6th at 5:00pm | Anderson Academic Commons, 290
The Story Mosaic is a storytelling initiative with the goal of bringing the DU Community together to foster connection and inspire growth and change through the stories shared. As a DU Community, we thrive to find commonalities across differences and establish a constructive environment in which we can successfully learn from one another. The event is open to everyone, and come hear stories from students and staff about their understandings of healthy masculinities. More info
Graduate Student Government Kennedy Mountain Campus Alternative Spring Break
March 29th 9:30am - March 30th 5:00pm | Kennedy Mountain Campus
Join the Graduate Student Government for a two day trip at Kennedy Mountain Campus, designed for rest and relaxation! -$5 registration fee -Graduate Student Retreat -Email gsg@du.edu with specific dietary restrictions or physical limitations Please go to Crimsonconnect to reserve your spot!
Graduate Student Group Submissions Open!!
Become a registered and funded Graduate Student Organization today! Make sure to fill out the form below and the Graduate Student Government will be in contact shortly! Register here
Grad Cafe
22 February 2024 | Community Commons, Grad Cafe, Room 3800
Grad students! are you in need of caffeine boost to power through your studies today? come by the Community Commons, Grad Lounge, Thursday, February 22 for FREE coffee and snacks.
March 9th, 7:30 pm | Magness Arena
GSG will be giving away 50 free tickets to the last game of the regular season against Colorado College on Saturday, March 9th. Register here
Wilderness 1st Responder Spring break Course @ KMC!
Saturday, March 23rd - Thursday March 28th | James C. Kennedy Mountain Campus
The hybrid Wilderness First Responder (WFR) course format consists of a 30-hour self-paced, online instructional component, followed by a 50-hour in-person, practical component, which takes place over five and half consecutive days up at the beautiful James C. Kennedy Mountain Campus! DU Student Course Fee: $550 (50% off public rate!) This course fee includes all transportation to and from KMC, meals, and lodging up at KMC! Feel free to reach out to the Outdoor Experience Assistant Director, Nathan.Page@DU.edu with any questions! More Info
Learn Interviewing From a State Champion!
Monday, Feb 26, 6:30-7:30 PM | Daniels 125, Marcus Commons
Looking to nail your interviews for internships and jobs? Join Career Services and the DU Sales Team to learn/practice interviewing, connect with an industry professional, and learn about engagement/competition opportunities in the Sales Team! This workshop will be held on February 26 from 6:30-7:30 PM in Daniels Marcus Commons. Contact shahan.asif@du.edu for more info.or here
Dialogue on Crisis in Palestine/Israel: Engaging Across Differences on What Matters to Us
Tuesday, Feb. 27 (5:30 PM - 7:30 PM) | SIE 1020
Many conversations on the crisis in Palestine/Israel feel incomplete. Are there missing voices? Come to share and hear what matters most to people. Discover perspectives outside your own around Palestine/Israel and how core values, fears, and hopes shape perspectives. Open to any and all students. Register here.
CCESL Spark Session: Community-Engaged Research
Thursday, Feb. 29 (11:15 AM) | CCOM 1100
Join CCESL for the next Spark Session on Thursday, February 29th. Stop by anytime starting at 11:15 AM to enjoy light food and beverages while exchanging valuable feedback and advice on conducting community-engaged research to create measurable public impact. Spark your imagination and fuel new possibilities at this engaging event! Register here
Arts and Crafts Workshop
Monday March 11 & Tuesday March 12 11am - 12pm | Craig Hall, Room 120
What makes you, you? Join us in a fun workshop exploring the U in DU using arts and crafts to discover identity through creative storytelling. Monday March 11 & Tuesday March 12 11am - 12pm in Craig Hall Room 120. Participating graduate and doctoral students will also have the opportunity to display their art in an art exhibit and be included in a documentary film if interested. Funded provided by the 4D Infusion Grant. Questions? Reach out to freyja.hofler@du.edu. Please RSVP at the link provided! More info
The Spirituals Project Winter Concert featuring Denver Children’s Choir
Sunday, March 3 (4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) | Newman Center for the Performing Arts, Gates Concert Hall
This season The Spirituals Project will be focusing on the theme of prayer. Our music in the choir’s performances this year will highlight the ways in which Spirituals convey thoughts about prayer and how prayer factored into the daily lives of the enslaved African community. While prayer was a vehicle to express their faith in a God who they believed would deliver them out of their predicament just as the God of Israel had done for the Hebrews, it in no way made them complacent and content to wait for this God to bring an end to slavery. They took an active role in attaining their own freedom and saw themselves as partnering with God in this work. Our special guest for this concert event is the Denver Children’s Choir under the direction of Lisa Cameron. Sunday, March 3 (4:00 PM to 6:00 PM) Newman Center for the Performing Arts, Gates Concert Hall https://liberalarts.du.edu/lamont/news-events/calendar/spirituals-project-winter-concert. More info
Sphinx Virtuosi
Wed. March 20 (7:30pm-9:30pm) | Newman Center for the Performing Arts
Sphinx Virtuosi is a self-conducted chamber orchestra made up of Black and Latinx musicians playing the music of composers of color past and present. Use promo code DUST for $15 tickets! More info
Okareka Dance March 10
Sunday, Mar. 10 (2pm-3:30pm) | Newman Center for the Performing Arts
From New Zealand, Okareka Dance is one of the world's leading contemporary Maori dance ensembles. Student tickets are available for $15 using promo code DUST at promo.newmantix.com. More info
International Graduate Students Club
Interested in being apart of the International Graduate Students Club? Fill out the interest form below! If you have any questions, contact Drew @ drew.bednaroski@du.edu. More info
DU's Office of Scholar Development & Fellowship Advising is promoting the Samvid Scholars competition. The Samvid Scholars program invests in the graduate education of future leaders by providing up to $50,000 per year for a two- or more-year eligible graduate program (MD, MBA, JD, MPP/MPA, MPH, and MS/MA in the social sciences or STEM). Contact us for more information and help with your application materials at fellowships@du.edu or use the link to schedule an appointment with a Fellowships Advisor. The deadline for Samvid Scholars is April 8, 2024 (N.B. Letters of recommendation are due on April 7, 2024). More info
