Colorado Free Application Days & National Transfer Student Week
Colorado Free Application Days: Colorado residents and students can apply to CU Denver’s undergraduate programs for free Oct. 20–22 with code FREEAPPDAYSCO
National Transfer Student Week: All transfer applicants to CU Denver’s undergraduate programs will have their application fee waived automatically Oct. 19-23.
Faculty Resources
Here you can find resources to help you in navigating faculty personnel processes, whether you are tenure-track or tenured faculty, IRC faculty, or administrators or staff who assist faculty.
Where to find information and guidance for faculty personnel processes
- Center for Faculty Development and Advancement (CFDA)
- Center for Excellence in Teaching and Learning (CETL)
- UCDALI (Organization for IRC Faculty)
- Faculty Assembly
- Research Development Office (RDO)
- Ombuds Office
- Office of Information Technology (OIT)
- Human Resources (HR)
- Division for Teaching Innovation and Program Strategy (TIPS)
- Crisis/Emergency Information and Resources webpage includes contact information for :
- Concerns about student behavior: CARE Team (Campus Assessment, Response, and Evaluation Team)
- Concerns about faculty or staff behavior: FaST (Faculty & Staff Threat Assessment and Response)
Campus policy requires each school, college, and library to develop a written document that describes the standards and processes for appointment, reappointment, and promotion of Tenure-Track and Instructional, Research, and Clinical Faculty. Linked below are the guidelines for these procedures.
Schools, Colleges, Auraria Library, and Departments are required by University Policy to have in place certain written documents. These written rules and procedures are collectively referred to as bylaws.
Access the current college, school, library, and department faculty bylaws.
These are requirements, rules, and guiding principles at different levels:
The Faculty Guide, published by the Faculty Council Communications Committee, is a compilation of resources and policies that are relevant to faculty members at CU’s four campuses.
Scholarship & Safety: A Guide for CU Denver is designed to advise faculty, staff, and students who publish and engage in public scholarship and art in navigating challenges that arise when scholarly or creative work receives public attention or criticism.