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	State representatives to host town hall meeting on higher ed budget woes

	State senators advance PERA rescue plan

	Flexibility for higher education on hold at Capitol

	Threats to state funding continue to fester at Capitol

	Faculty Council hears latest on early retirement incentives, dependent audit

	Physics professor set to testify before Congress on value of STEM

	Five Questions for Shelby Wolf

	Lawmakers say 'thank you' to CU lifesavers

	CU Women Succeeding Symposium offers information, career development

	Forum to present debate over constitutional reform

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	Solar panels produce energy for campus, contribute to state goal

UCCS
	University launches effort to boost ranks of science and education teachers

UC DENVER
	Giving Back Campaign making fans of volunteerism

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	Emergency medicine physicians take part in suicide research trial










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Five questions for Shelby Wolf
Professor, School of Education, University of Colorado at Boulder. Shelby Wolf, center, during a past summer class, Research on Children's and Young Adult Literature. Read full story>>

Faculty Council hears latest on early retirement incentives, dependent audit
Processes moving forward following input from faculty members

Physics professor set to testify before Congress on value of STEM
CU-Boulder's Finkelstein to stress need for education funding

Five questions for Shelby Wolf
Professor, School of Education, University of Colorado at Boulder

Lawmakers say 'thank you' to CU lifesavers
Cancer survivors at Capitol honor university's medical endeavors

Forum to present debate over constitutional reform
Colorado, California focus of event sponsored by UC Denver School of Public Affairs.

CU Women Succeeding Symposium offers information, career development
Seventh annual event set for Feb. 26 at Anschutz Medical Campus

Did you know ...
Find out about training on Hazadous Materials

People
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News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Solar panels produce energy for campus, contribute to state goal

UCCS
University launches effort to boost ranks of science and education teachers

UC DENVER
Giving Back Campaign making fans of volunteerism

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Emergency medicine physicians take part in suicide research trial

State representatives to host town hall meeting on higher ed budget woes
CU leaders also will take part in Saturday's public forum at CU-Boulder

State senators advance PERA rescue plan
House Appropriations Committee set to consider bill next week

Flexibility for higher education on hold at Capitol
State lawmakers agree to delay action until governor's study panel has chance for input

Threats to state funding continue to fester at Capitol
Proposed repeal of tax exemptions — possible help for education — meets with opposition

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