Faculty and Staff Newsletter | University of Colorado


	Regents reaffirm nondiscrimination policy

	Diversity officers: Outreach, pipeline programs crucial for student recruitment

	Regents OK annual budget, hear warnings of looming financial challenges

	First class of Boettcher Investigators taking on cancer, Parkinson's, more

	Office of Policy and Efficiency's latest policy changes take effect Thursday

	Staff survey indicates wide-ranging opinions on hot topics

	Five questions for Doug Duncan

	Shakespeare Fest actors turn to words of Founding Fathers

	Clothing drive benefits job seekers, student scholarships

	Phoenix Center earns confidentiality pledge from campus leadership

	Conference to examine big questions of society's health, social issues

	Obituary: Patricia Morris

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NEWS FROM THE CU SYSTEM
CU-BOULDER
	Renovations to Andrews Hall cross finish line with LEED gold certification

UCCS
	Legacy of Bill Daniels highlighted in special event

UC DENVER
	Hundreds take part in Bike to Work Day

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	First-in-nation program focuses on anti-cancer stem cell therapies

CU FOUNDATION
	Cancer Center pledge will promote needed research

TECH TRANSFER
	Optioned device helps diagnose acid reflux, other esophageal diseases



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Regents reaffirm nondiscrimination policy
Resolution stops short of changing university law

Diversity officers: Outreach, pipeline programs crucial for student recruitment
Student, faculty and staff diversity improves, but numbers could be better

Regents OK annual budget, hear warnings of looming financial challenges
Poor state funding, loss of federal stimulus money pose concern

First class of Boettcher Investigators taking on cancer, Parkinson's, more
Promising research gets $700,000 boost from new grant program

Office of Policy and Efficiency's latest policy changes take effect Thursday
In less than two years, number of administrative policies cut in half

Staff survey indicates wide-ranging opinions on hot topics
Input gives Staff Council direction on guiding principles, nondiscrimination law

Shakespeare Fest actors turn to words of Founding Fathers
Free reading of Declaration of Independence set for July 3

Clothing drive benefits job seekers, student scholarships
CU-Boulder Career Services collecting suits to be sold at low cost in fall

Phoenix Center earns confidentiality pledge from campus leadership
UC Denver joins with rest of Auraria in supporting victims of interpersonal violence

Conference to examine big questions of society's health, social issues
Registration open for October event in Keystone

Obituary: Patricia Morris
Associate professor and faculty director of preservation, University Libraries, CU-Boulder

Did you know...
June payroll date is July 1

People
News about your colleagues at the university

Letters to the editor
"Increasing guns works against safety"

News from the CU system

CU-BOULDER
Renovations to Andrews Hall cross finish line with LEED gold certification

UCCS
Legacy of Bill Daniels highlighted in special event

UC DENVER
Hundreds take part in Bike to Work Day

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
First-in-nation program focuses on anti-cancer stem cell therapies

CU FOUNDATION
Cancer Center pledge will promote needed research

TECH TRANSFER
Optioned device helps diagnose acid reflux, other esophageal diseases

Newsletter publishes biweekly for part of summer
The Faculty and Staff Newsletter will continue to bring you news and information throughout the summer. For the most part, we remain on a weekly schedule, though we won't publish new issues on the following dates (subject to change):

June 9 and 23, July 7 and 21, and Aug. 4

Though there are fewer students on our campuses this time of year, there's no shortage of activity. We welcome your letters to the editor on topics of interest to current and retired CU faculty and staff. Please send submissions to newsletter@cu.edu.

If you have a news item you'd like to share, please send it to Jay.Dedrick@cu.edu.

— Jay Dedrick

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