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	Leaders stress ties that bind at announcement of $1.5 billion campaign

	Regents back tuition increases, salary pool

	Four faculty members join ranks of President's Teaching Scholars

	Five questions for Thomas Duening

	Meeting summary: Boulder Faculty Assembly

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	University a finalist to host National Solar Observatory headquarters

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	Transferability of tuition waiver benefit extended

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	Guest professor shares lessons from Hurricane Katrina

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	Safeway campaign leads to more than $1 million for CU Cancer Center


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Five questions for Thomas Duening
Director, Center for Entrepreneurship, UCCS

Leaders stress ties that bind at announcement of $1.5 billion campaign
Creating Futures sets largest goal in history of CU fundraising

Regents back tuition increases, salary pool
Both recommendations from administration advance following vigorous debate

Four faculty members join ranks of President's Teaching Scholars
Appointments recognize excellence in commitment to learning and teaching

Meeting summary: Boulder Faculty Assembly
April 7, 2011

Did you know...

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•	UIS data center set for move

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CU-BOULDER
University a finalist to host National Solar Observatory headquarters

UCCS
Transferability of tuition waiver benefit extended

CU DENVER
Guest professor shares lessons from Hurricane Katrina

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Safeway campaign leads to more than $1 million for CU Cancer Center

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