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	Bipartisan efforts lead to legislative successes for CU

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	Five questions for Julie Krow

	Coleman Institute sets annual conference

	Open enrollment continues

	Meeting summary: Boulder Faculty Assembly

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	College of Education will have new dean in July

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	Spring commencement launches new beginnings

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	Research: Post-liposuction, fat remains resilient

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Bipartisan efforts lead to legislative successes for CU
Just-ended session saw several threats to higher education thwarted

Faculty Council wraps up academic year
New officers elected for term that begins July 1

Five questions for Julie Krow
Addiction Research and Treatment Services, School of Medicine

Coleman Institute sets annual conference
Registration begins for exploration of cognitive disability and technology

Open enrollment continues
Deadline is next week

Meeting summary: Boulder Faculty Assembly
April 28, 2011

People
News about your colleagues at the university

Did you know...
Anti-virus software a must for computers

News from across CU

CU-BOULDER
No university has more faculty in DOE Early Career Research Program

UCCS
College of Education will have new dean in July

CU DENVER
Spring commencement launches new beginnings

ANSCHUTZ MEDICAL CAMPUS
Research: Post-liposuction, fat remains resilient

CU FOUNDATION
Legacy gift from CU-Boulder professor will support outreach, scholarships

Newsletter sets summer
publication calendar

Even if you're away from your campus for part or all of this summer, you still can keep tabs on what's happening throughout the system with the Faculty and Staff Newsletter.

In June and July, we shift to a biweekly publication schedule, so no new issues will appear on the following dates (subject to change): June 1, 15 and 29, July 13 and 27

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Deadline for submissions is noon Thursday prior to the Wednesday publication.

— Jay Dedrick

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