Faculty and Staff Newsletter | University of Colorado



	UCCS to dedicate Science and Engineering Building

	CU receives a record $711 million in sponsored research

	Stolen UCCS laptop sets notification process

	SOM dean seeks to improve faculty understanding of UPI

	Fourth annual 'supplier showcases' series to kick off

	Seventh annual Buffalo Bicycle Classic rolls next month

	News briefs

	People

	Did you know?

	Forum

NEWS FROM THE CU SYSTEM

CU-BOULDER
	Study: Commoners may have catered food for elite

UCCS
	UCCS Center for Homeland Security to conduct elementary school survey

UC DENVER
	Budding authors explore the art of writing

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	Pulmonary hypertension drug helps former smokers

UNIV. OF COLO. HOSPITAL
	Preemies reunite at Univ. of Colorado Hospital

TECH TRANSFER
	CU startup licenses social networking iPhone app




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Five questions for James Sheeler. Read Full Story>>

Five questions for Pulitzer Prize winner, James Sheeler, scholar in residence at the CU-Boulder School of Journalism and Mass Communication. [Glenn J. Asakawa/University of Colorado] Read Full Story>>

UCCS to dedicate Science and Engineering Building tomorrow
The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs on Thursday will dedicate its new Science and Engineering Building. Read full story>>

CU receives a record $711 million in sponsored research funding in 2008-09
University of Colorado researchers across four campuses received record high funding for sponsored research. Read full story>>

Stolen UCCS laptop sets student notification process in motion
Security officials remind faculty, staff to secure sensitive data. Read full story>>

SOM dean seeks to improve faculty understanding of UPI through weekly letter
The dean of the School of Medicine has introduced a special feature in his weekly e-mail. Read full story>>

Fourth annual 'supplier showcases' series to kick off in September
The showcases give CU faculty and staff opportunities to meet with office, equipment and other suppliers. Read full story>>

Seventh annual Buffalo Bicycle Classic rolls next month
Organizers expect record number of cyclists to help raise scholarship funds. Read full story>>

People
Learn more about the people of the University of Colorado. Read profiles>>

Did you know?
Information from the Office of Employee Learning and Development. Read full story>>

News briefs
Short news bites from around the CU system. Read full story>>

News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Study: Commoners may have catered food for elite Chaco priests. Read full story>>

UCCS
UCCS Center for Homeland Security to conduct elementary school survey. Read full story>>

UC DENVER
Budding authors explore the art of writing. Read full story>>

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Pulmonary hypertension drug helps former smokers. Read full story>>

UNIVERSITY OF COLORADO HOSPITAL
Preemies reunite at University of Colorado Hospital. Read full story>>

TECH TRANSFER
CU startup licenses iPhone app that enables location-based social networking. Read full story>>

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