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	Partnership enables easy pairing of researchers, volunteers

	Five questions for Kathleen Tierney

	Saddle up for COLTT: Call for proposals open

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President supports campus recommendation for SJMC discontinuance
Benson will make presentation to Board of Regents at this week's meeting

Partnership enables easy pairing of researchers, volunteers
CU's membership in ResearchMatch pays dividends in medical studies

Five questions for Kathleen Tierney
Director, Natural Hazards Center, CU-Boulder

Saddle up for COLTT: Call for proposals open
Annual conference explores technology in learning, teaching

People
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•	Downtown Denver next stop on president's town hall tour
•	Heart Association aims to train 5,000 for CPR in one day
•	President's Diversity Award includes up to $1,000
•	Voting under way for Boulder Staff Council members
•	President's Teaching and Learning Collaborative seeking research proposals

News from across CU

CU-BOULDER
Colorado Law sees largest number of applicants in its history

UCCS
Decemberists to bring unique sound to campus

CU DENVER
Professors to consider 'Lessons at Bloody Sand Creek'

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
School of Medicine lands grants for crucial primary care training

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