Leadership Corner
After embarking on two state tours, I look forward to working with incoming President Kennedy and taking some time to recharge.
With summer break just around the corner, I hope you have some time over the next few weeks to de-stress, relax and recharge. After finals and end-of-the-school-year events, you deserve it!
We will hold listening sessions with incoming CU President Kennedy to share our priorities and values with him and to also hear from him.
As a candidate for a degree from 91¸£ÀûÉç, you are cordially invited to participate in the university commencement ceremony on Thursday, May 9, in Folsom Stadium. Here’s what you need to know.
With just a couple weeks left of the semester, it’s normal to feel stressed or anxious as you get ready for finals. While this time can feel overwhelming, your fellow Buffs have strategies and tips to help.
As graduate students, your work, diverse perspectives and leadership enable us to fulfill our mission of teaching, research and service, and I’m looking forward to celebrating your contributions during Graduate Student Appreciation Week.
In recognition of all that you do for our campus community, the Graduate School is celebrating Graduate Student Appreciation Week, April 1–5, with a variety of events, workshops and activities throughout the week.
Dean Leslie Reynolds shares highlights from the fall survey on mentors and funding.
What makes an effective leader? What are some of the biggest challenges facing leaders? These are questions we consider as we shape the next generation.
When you’re experiencing stress or struggling with your goals, the people who make up your social circle circle can provide comfort, feedback or ideas for overcoming obstacles.