Want to stand out to employers? Director of Student Transitions Emilie Waggoner shares how she landed a job just weeks after graduation and offers practical strategies to help you do the same.

Whether you’re new to CU Denver or returning, the ease back into school might take some time. Luckily, Student Transitions & Family Engagement is here to support students with some tips that can help you succeed this Fall semester!

Before Auraria was a tri-institutional campus, it was one of the oldest neighborhoods in Denver. CU Denver graduate student Alyssa Lobato shares her story as a student whose family makes up the population of Displaced Aurarians.

During this time of the school year, it can be hard to prioritize ourselves and make time for self-care. The Office of Student Transitions and Family Engagement explains how wellness should be a habit and goes into how to implement it.

Come and help us give back to the larger Denver community! Learn about the upcoming Lynx Day of Service event on September 27th and find long-term volunteering opportunities at the Volunteer Fair.

PAL-O-Ween is here! Throughout the month of October, Peer Advocate Leaders (PALs) have a variety of programs and events planned for CU Denver students—including the Halloween Ball on October 25th.

Time management can be tough as we get deeper into fall semester, but Students Transitions Director Emilie Waggoner is here to help you stay on track with some studying advice. You got this!

PAL is hiring! Join the Peer Advocate Leader (PAL) program to grow your leadership skills and provide mentorship and support to first-year students in their first semester at CU Denver.

Spring semester can be challenging—it’s a great time to set goals and stay motivated. First-Year Experiences offers tips like embracing a growth mindset and setting SMART goals to help you stay on track and finish the semester strong.

Thinking about taking the summer off from classes? It might be just what you need! Whether you’re resting, traveling, or just catching your breath, Student Transitions has some tips for a powerful reset.