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Dignitaries including UCDHSC Chancellor M. Roy Wilson and Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper prepare to cut the ribbon of balloons to officially open the Campus Village residential facility just west of the Auraria Campus at Fourth and Walnut streets.
Convocation kicks off new year
The stage was set for UCDHSC’s new student convocation on Auraria’s Ninth Street Park Friday, Aug. 18. Students who gathered for lunch and to visit were welcomed by Chancellor M. Roy Wilson. He pointed out that “a chancellor is largely invisible to most students.” But he encouraged those attending, who have now seen him, to speak to him when they see him on campus, “to let me know how you’re doing." Dice advocates for university, community
As she goes about her day, Roberta Dice paints a quiet but colorful portrait, blending the details that bond the library with the university and community. An integral part of the Auraria Library since 1978, Dice is the Staff Council Outstanding Service to the Library recipient for 2006.
Aguinis serves students, their working world
Herman Aguinis, Mehalchin Term Professor of Management in the Business School, loves his work, and it is reflected by wide-ranging professional acclaim. He has been recognized with awards from the University of Colorado at Denver and Health Sciences Center, and his extensive research has led to publication in national journals and professional honors. (Other winners are Joy Berrenberg, Carol Golemboski, Ellen Greenblatt, Yuk Lee, Kevin Rens, Jennifer Wade) Ghosts of old meet new at Elitch Theatre Assistant professor and filmmaker David Liban and student filmmakers of Theatre, Film and Video Production Department spent the summer documenting the renovations taking place at the old Elitch Theatre, located on the original Elitch Gardens property since 1891. RTP luncheon honors tenured, promoted faculty
Scholars who have consistently excelled in research, creative activities, teaching, and service gathered at the second annual Reappointment, Tenure, and Promotion (RTP) luncheon to celebrate faculty who received tenure and promotion this past year.
Mark your calendar . . .
- Women’s Issues Committee reception to welcome women faculty from across campus, 4-6 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 7, in Tivoli Room 444.
- Celebration of Faculty Excellence, 3-5 p.m., Sept. 8, North Classroom Atrium. The 2006 school/college/library and campus “Excellence” winners will be honored.
- Join the Auraria team for the AIDS Walk starting at 9 a.m. Sept. 10. Call 303-556-6333 or visit www.aidswalkcolorado.org to sign up.
- Former Sen. Gary Hart lecture “9-11: Five Years On” 4-6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 11, in the King Center Recital Hall. RSVP by 5 p.m. Sept. 6 at Hart-Lecture_911@cudenver.edu.
- The Fall Festival, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept. 13 and 14 at the Flagpole, will promote programs and events to the campus community.
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September 2006 Dragon Boats debut
 The first UCDHSC Dragon Boat racing team had a strong showing in its day at the races.  Auraria Creates, New Faculty Orientation; Employee of the Month, Staff Council Lunch & Learn and more  Students, faculty, staff meet, greet, bond at the inaugural Welcome Week sponsored by the Office of Student Life.
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