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	Regents want faculty to resolve differences over severance policy

	Five questions for Alan Nelson

	Board of Regents announces 2011 awardees

	President's Diversity Award winners announced

	Open enrollment under way

	Did you know...

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CU-BOULDER
	Journalism programs granted provisional reaccreditation

UCCS
	Softball sculpture to be unveiled Friday

CU DENVER
	School of Public Affairs students gain better understanding of 'Our Courts'

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
	School of Pharmacy coordinates disposal of unwanted medicine

CU FOUNDATION
	Jewish history program bolstered by $2 million endowed chair

TECH TRANSFER
	Four CU companies receive commercialization grants from state


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Regents want faculty to resolve differences over severance policy
Long-discussed revision likely to culminate at January 2012 board meeting

Five questions for Alan Nelson
Senior grounds specialist, CU-Boulder

Board of Regents announces 2011 awardees
Honorary degrees, awards, medals to be presented beginning this week

President's Diversity Award winners announced
Members of faculty, staff, student communities to be recognized at ceremony

Open enrollment under way
Explanatory sessions set for next week; deadline to choose is May 27

Did you know...

•	5K run/walk promises breath of fresh air
•	Call for nominations: President's Teaching Scholars

Faculty Council honors Fox as administrator of the year: Kelly Fox

People
News about your colleagues at the university

Letters to the editor
Comment at regents meeting blends irony, ignorance

Will education only be affordable to those at economic extremes?

News from across CU

CU-BOULDER
Journalism programs granted provisional reaccreditation

UCCS
Softball sculpture to be unveiled Friday

CU DENVER
School of Public Affairs students gain better understanding of 'Our Courts'

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
School of Pharmacy coordinates disposal of unwanted medicine

CU FOUNDATION
Jewish history program bolstered by $2 million endowed chair

TECH TRANSFER
Four CU companies receive commercialization grants from state

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