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The goals defined by planners in the initiation of the Academic Master Plan in 2004 need to envelop the mission represented by the consolidation process. That was the pervading message at a day-long strategic action session at the Grant Humphries Mansion Nov. 16. 
 
Open house opens doors, changes lives
Volunteer Susan Gregory, left, who received her MPA in 1992, assists a prospective student at the fall open house Oct. 28.

CAPT Lab gets rousing welcome Engineers and business executives from across the Front Range, as well as UCDHSC faculty and staff, took the opportunity to check out the new home of the Colorado Advanced Photonics Technology (CAPT) Laboratory Nov. 28 at the Technology Building.

GSPA honors media mogul Ted Turner 
Speaking to a dinner crowd of 350 in a casual, television talk-show format moderated by Denver Mayor John Hickenlooper, Ted Turner traced the evolution of his social activism and personal politics at the Nov. 15 Investment In Excellence dinner, sponsored by the Graduate School of Public Affairs. 

Special ed leaders eye SEHD advances
Three key leaders from the U.S. Office of Special Education (OSEP) and the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative Services (OSERS) got a good look at the great research going on at the School of Education and Human Development. 

Catalog survey offers direction for 2007-2008
In October, an e-mail survey about the course catalog was sent to 118 associate deans, advisors and catalog contacts at the university. Of those, 82 completed the survey in full (5 partial responses) for a 69 percent response rate. Results from the survey have helped determine a strategy for the catalog for the next few years.

Mark your calendar . . .

  • Donations are being accepted through Dec. 18 for gift baskets to benefit the children and families of Whittier Elementary School as part of the Adopt-a-School program. The goal is 50 baskets. Donations can be dropped off under the Mitten Forest tree at the Auraria Library, or at other box locations across campus.
  • Nobel Prize talks in December include Steven Medema of Economics presenting the Economics Prize Talk in North Classroom 1511 at noon Dec. 1; and Doug Dyckes of Chemistry presenting the Chemistry Prize Talk in North Classroom 1511 at noon Dec. 8.
  • CU Online turns 10 this year and faculty, staff, and administrators are invited to celebrate 3-5 p.m. Dec. 12 in the St. Francis Center.
  • CU President Hank Brown and Chancellor M. Roy Wilson will host a holiday open house in the North Classroom Atrium 2:30-4 p.m., Thursday, Dec. 21. All faculty and staff members are encouraged to attend.
  • President Hank Brown invites the downtown Denver campus community to attend CU Night at the National Western Stock Show, along with alumni, friends, Ralphie and Chip on Friday, Jan. 19, at 7:30 p.m. For more information and to purchase discounted tickets, go to www.cu.edu/nwss.html. Tickets must be purchased by Jan. 19 to get the discounted rate.
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December 2006

IR welcomes
new director


Christine Stroup-Benham leads Institutional Research.


Paul Teske kicks of the first Provost Lecture Series event of 2006-2007.


Business School professor speaks on economic impact of Costco vs. Sam's Club.


Concrete Frisbees, Buechner retirement, get togethers just a few November events.

People Going Places . . .

Lori Sussel, Ann Komara, Min Choi, Kevin Rens a few of many People Going Places.  
 
 





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