1. August 2015
ISSUE
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 Student Spotlight
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 New Peer Mentors
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 New Peer Mentors
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 Campus Resources
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 Campus Resources
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 College Survival
 Success Checklist
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 Director’s Corner
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 Campus Events
 Kudos
Page 9
 Important Dates
 Workshop Calendar
THE PILLAR
Student spotlight
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A MONTHLY JOURNAL OF THE TRiO SSS COMMUNITY
“Helping Students Realize Their Full Potential”
Page Guide
TRiO SSS is happy to spotlight Jeff Dang in this month’s news-
letter. He will graduate this semester with a BS degree in Business Ad-
ministration with a double emphasis in Management and Marketing. Jeff
is a new Peer Mentor for TRiO SSS. He has been an active member of
the program since the spring of 2012. Currently, Jeff is utilizing his
strong organizational and event planning skills while completing an in-
ternship at Arrow Electronics. He is excited to come back to school and
work at TRiO SSS.
Jeff encourages TRiO SSS participants to get involved in cam-
pus life and join clubs and organizations while you are here. As he not-
ed, “much has happened to me in the four years I have been in college. I
have joined many organizations and ended up running a couple of them
myself. Though each posed a challenge, each has provided me the experience I needed to better
both my personal and professional life.” Jeff admits to having struggled academically during his
first two years in college, but adds, “it was because of my extracurricular activities and my will-
ingness to try new endeavors that I was able to meet the people who helped me successfully get
through my four years in college.“
One of Jeff’s favorite memories is of a summer semester a few years ago. He got togeth-
er with a small group of friends planning out a campus club that would create a home away from
home environment for students. What he remembers most is sitting at a coffee shop writing
down the goals for such a club not knowing that the values he had then would dictate his goals
for his life’s work in the future. As Jeff stated, “That day was the start of me finding who I want-
ed to be in life.” During his free time, of which he seems to have little, Jeff spends that time ei-
ther exploring with friends or spending it with family. He has a love for table tennis and so if you
can’t find him easily on campus, chances are you can find him in the Tivoli pool hall playing
ping pong.
In terms of what he has gained from the TRiO SSS program, Jeff gives thanks to his
former TRiO SSS peer mentor for the guidance he received all the times that he was confused in
life or with his academics. He was very grateful to have someone to listen to him rant for an
hour. As Jeff stated, “TRiO SSS has shown me, a first generation student, that there are resources
out there for all students, as long as they are willing to take the chance to become a better person
in the future.” The advice he wants to give to not just a TRiO SSS student, but to all students, is
the same advice his mom gave him a long time ago and she still reminds him about today.
“There is no such thing as a stupid or dumb question, be curious and let that curiosity take you
places that you could have only imagined.”
Jeff plans to graduate this December then look for a job to gain a stronger perspective of
the kind of environment he wants to work in and attempt to have a better answer to the lifelong
question of, “what would you like to be when you grow up?” For the long term, he plans to go
to graduate school and complete an MBA as well as an MS degree in his field and perhaps a PhD
down the road so that he can eventually teach Business courses within the university setting. Ad-
ditionally, he has an interest in utilizing the marketing and management skills from the business
world to open a business of his own one day. His strongest interest in the business field is to em-
power individuals and companies to better the lives of others.

2. New Peer mentor
Jeffrey Dang | Marketing and Management
My name is Jeffrey Dang, but most people call me Jeff. I am currently pur-
suing a double emphasis in Marketing and Management. I am a senior and
am planning to graduate from the University of Colorado Denver Business
School in Fall 2015. I am a first-generation student and am from a family
of entrepreneurs. Many people may struggle to find a reason to get up in
the morning, but for me, my motivation comes from my parents. I have
learned more than I’ll ever know growing up in my parents’ restaurant.
They taught me to work hard and how to treat people, as well as how to
successfully run a business. Outside of work and academia, I spend most
of my time with my family and friends. If time allows, my favorite hobby
is binge watching on Netflix.
TRiO has been the best foundation for a first-generation student like me, with the help of mentors from the pro-
gram; I gained the confidence to attend and eventually lead student organi-
zations during my four years at the university. There have been many obsta-
cles in college for me, but if not for the people at this university, I don’t
know if I could with confidence be involved and lead students and clubs.
Thi Nguyen | Finance
Hi! My name is Thi Nguyen and I am going into my senior year at the Business
School at the University of Colorado Denver with an emphasis in Finance. My in-
terest in Finance began during the spring of 2013. After completing many of my
core classes, I found myself enjoying classes such as Calculus, Macro-and Micro-
economics as well as Finance. I became especially interested in Finance, as it al-
lows me to make important decisions surrounding money management. My ideal
jobs include commodities trader, financial planner, and finance analyst.
Aside from being a full time student, I have worked various jobs such as waitress-
ing, hosting, and cashiering many restaurants before I joined the corporate world. I
witnessed the many working parts it takes in order to operate a successful business.
Through these experiences, I have learned so much about the business world as
well as myself. In my spare time, I really enjoy trying new food around town. I am
a foodie so I pretty much try and like everything. I like to stay active as well, after
all the food I eat, I like to work it off at the gym. By visiting the gym daily, it keeps me healthy and stress free
which I believe is very important. With this upcoming semester, I hope you really enjoy your time, get involved
on campus, make many new friends, and I’ll be here if you have any questions about anything at all!
New peer mentor
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3. New Peer mentor
Amy Abdelrahman | Psychology
Hi, my name is Amy Abdelrahman and I am a junior at the University of Colora-
do Denver. I am currently majoring in Psychology for the Bachelor of Arts while
double minoring in Ethnic Studies and Communications. I am in Psi Chi, an in-
ternational honor society for Psychology majors. My plan is to graduate a semes-
ter early in fall 2016. I enjoy my major because psychology has allowed me to
truly understand myself and others by teaching me about the human mind and be-
havior. Ultimately, I want to go to graduate school to become a counselor special-
izing with at risk youth.
I love the concept of the mind and body being so connected with one another which is why in my spare
time I participate in yoga and hiking. I also enjoy doing volunteer work in Elementary Schools and Ani-
mal Hospitals. I have been involved in schools a lot, as I have been a preschool teacher’s aid, a TA for the
pre-collegiate summer high school program, and I tutor kindergarten children in English. TRiO has given
me so many opportunities such as finding internships, helping me figure out
my major and overall just answering questions about college in general. I
hope to give this back to all my mentees, come by the office so we can dis-
cuss any questions, comments, or concerns you may have.
New Peer mentor
Kevin Li | Public Health (Pre-Pharmacy)
Hello everyone, I will be starting my junior year at the University of Colorado
Denver. Some of you may be familiar with me because I worked as a front office
staff for TRiO SSS for many semesters, but now I am transitioning to the peer
mentor position! I have found TRiO SSS to be a great support system for me,
especially with all the help from my previous peer mentors and now I wish to do
the same for other students.
My major is Public Health and I am also on a pre-pharmacy track. In addition, I
am very involved on campus and in my community. I am on the executive board
for the Society of Asian Scientists and Engineers (SASE) and the Society of
TRiO Students Club (STS). SASE is an organization that prepares students for
the professional workplace. The purpose of the Society of TRiO Students Club is to enhance and support aca-
demic services and promote cultural and social development. In addition, I am also a participant of the Public
Health Club, the Pre-Pharmacy Club and the Council of Asian Student Leaders Club. I am also a participant of
the Reisher Scholars Program, the Colorado Collegiate Health Professions Development (CO-HPD) Scholars
Program and the Alternative Breaks program. In my free time I enjoy hiking, playing tennis and trying new
food! Feel free to come ask me about any questions regarding classes, clubs, or anything.
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4. CU Denver Campus Resources
Student and Community Counseling Center
Career Center
The Career Center offers a full array of services to assist and guide students with understanding and leveraging their skills,
personality, values, and interests as they choose an academic major and determine a career direction. Students are encouraged to
participate in career-related programs and services as early as their freshman year. The Career Center is located in the Tivoli Stu-
dent Union, Suite #267. The telephone number is (303) 556-2250.
The Student and Community Counseling Center provides mental health counseling services to the CU Denver student body as well
as the Denver Metro community. The center provides counseling sessions and workshops at no charge to students attending the
Downtown Campus. The Counseling Center is located in the Tivoli Student Union, Suite #454 (4th floor). The telephone num-
ber is (303) 556-4372.
Disability Resources and Services (DRS)
DRS serves the needs of a large and diverse community of students with disabilities who attend the University of Colorado Den-
ver. Accommodations may include assistance in identifying volunteer note takers, alternative testing (extra time, scribe, and reader),
textbooks in alternate format (Braille, enlarged, audiotape), priority registration, interpreters, and referral to the Access center. DRS
is located in Student Commons Building, Suite #2116. The telephone number is (303) 315-3510.
Educational Opportunity Programs (EOP)
Experiential Learning Center (ELC)
EOP provides assistance and support to all students through a variety of methods and programs throughout a student’s collegiate
experience. Assistance from the EOP staff and student advocates can be utilized through walk-ins, appointments, phone calls, and
emails. EOP was designed to provide support to students of color and underrepresented student populations; however, any stu-
dent can come to the office for support. EOP is located in Student Commons Building, Suite #2007. The telephone number is
(303) 315-1880.
Live your learning! Get real life experience through internships, cooperative education, service learning, community engagement,
and undergraduate research. Experiential learning includes a variety of activities with one common goal - to immerse you in hand-
on learning outside the classroom where your experience is at the heart of the learning process. The Experiential Learning Center is
located in the Tivoli Student Union, Suite #260. The telephone number is (303) 556-6656.
Learning Resources Center (LRC)
Get some help with managing class assignments and course loads, learning study skills, tutoring, and supplemental instruction. The
LRC is designed to promote student success, retention, and graduation in the academic setting. The Learning Resources Center is
located in the Student Commons Building, Suite #2105. The telephone number is (303) 315-3531.
Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender (GLBT) Student Services at Auraria
The GLBT Student Services office strives to improve the campus climate for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Students by
fostering acceptance and understanding by educating the campus community about issues related to this population and developing
programming, which unites diverse communities of people. The office also provides support services and growth opportunities for
GLBT students to realize their fullest potential. The GLBT Student Services is located in the Tivoli Student Union, Suite #213.
The telephone is (303) 556-6333.
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5. CU Denver Campus Resources
Ombuds Office
Math Education Resource Center (MERC) Lab
The MERC Lab is a resource center for all students who are enrolled in a math course at CU Denver (regardless of the
course level). Some of the services offered in the MERC Lab include, prerequisite testing, tutoring offered daily, access to math
software including R and MatLab, PC technology and graphing calculator support, and a computer instructional lab. The MERC
Lab is located in the North Classroom, Room #4015. The telephone number is (303) 556-8532.
The Ombuds office assists students in resolving conflicts, complaints, and disputes. Student’s typically use our office when facing
issues that seem unfair to them or when they just do not know what to do next. A sampling of concerns include the actions of fac-
ulty, staff, or other students, denials of petitions, harassment of any kind, administrative decisions, and grading disputes. The Om-
budsman is located in the Lawrence Street Center, Suite #1003. The telephone number is (303) 315-0046.
Phoenix Center at Auraria (PCA)
The Phoenix Center at Auraria is a tri-institutional office on campus that provides free and confidential services to survivors of
sexual assault, relationship violence, and stalking. We serve students, staff, and faulty at all three Auraria institutions and AHEC.
We are also able to help and support friends and families of survivors. The PCA has a 24/7 free and confidential helpline that folks
can call for assistance. PCA is located in the Tivoli Student Union, Suite #259. The telephone number is (303) 556-6011. The 24/7
helpline number is (303) 556-CALL (2255).
Financial Aid and Scholarship Office (FASO)
Study Abroad: Global Education
The Financial Aid and Scholarships Office is dedicated to helping students achieve their educational goals. They are responsible for
administering federal, state, and institutional aid, such as grants, student loans, work-study, as well as, scholarships. FASO is located
in the Student Commons Building, Suite #5105. The telephone number is (303) 315-1800.
Are you a CU Denver student interested in studying outside the United States? The Study Abroad program offers many opportu-
nities to pursue your educational and career goals. Internationalize your education. Prepare yourself for today’s rapidly changing
world—access programs ranging from architecture to global health. The Office of Global Education is located at 1380 Lawrence
Street, 9th Floor. The telephone number is (303) 315-2230.
Writing Center
The CU Denver Writing Center is a free service available to all CU Denver students who wish to improve as writers. In the Writing
Center, students meet for 50-minute one-on-one appointments with a Professional Writing Consultant to discuss ideas, organiza-
tion, thesis development, incorporation of sources, and grammar—pretty much any aspect of writing. You may work on assign-
ments from any course or subject in the Writing Center. The center is located in the North Classroom, Suite #4014. The telephone
number is (303) 556-4845.
Women's Resource Center (WRC)
The WRC hosts women centered events, runs trainings for the CU community, hosts the Feminist Library, provides one-on-one
resource guidance for students struggling to meet their financial commitments, and serve as an advocated for an inclusive campus
environment. We always have free condoms, dental dams, female condoms, pads, tampons, and pregnancy tests. The center is lo-
cated in the Tivoli Student Union, Suite #259. The telephone number is (303) 352-3470.
Office of Veteran Student Services (OVSS)
Representing active-duty, reservist, National Guard, veteran and VA-dependent students, the OVSS provides support throughout
the transition from military life to the university environment, the entire academic experience and the progression from college to
the work force and a professional career. Veteran Student Services is located in the Tivoli Student Union, Suite #124. The tele-
phone number is (303) 556-2630.
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6. College survival
As the fall 2015 semester approaches, do you have anxiety about
surviving college? Do not worry, the TRiO SSS Office is here to
provide support and guidance. Our office recommends setting up
your appointments with the coordinators early to discuss your needs
and goals for the semester. Make sure to visit with your professors to
ask about the coursework you find confusing. If you are feeling
overwhelmed, visit with the Student and Community Counseling
Center. To be successful, you must attend your classes. Our office
will be providing two College Survival Workshops scheduled for Monday, August 24th, 1:00 pm to
2:00 pm and Friday, August 28th, 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm in AB1, Suite 2000. The workshops will cover
the things you need to do to thrive in college. Understanding the factors that make success in college diffi-
cult will help you achieve academic success. Easy-to-follow tips will be presented to increase your col-
lege survival skills and to help you be prepared to meet the college challenge.
REMEMBER:
| Asking for help is SMART | Develop a positive attitude | Never Give Up!! |
|Do not be afraid of change if things do not work out |
 Review the To-Do List in your UCDAccess Portal
 Make sure you have reviewed your Financial Aid Package for 2015-2016
 Check enrollment for your fall 2015 classes
 Start buying or renting your books
 Buy your school supplies early
 Check your student email for professor’s welcome email
 Make sure your classes are on CANVAS (if available)
 Start reading or previewing your textbooks
 Know where your classes are located
 Print out your class schedule to review class details
 Consider your tutoring needs for the semester. Sign-up with the
LRC.
 Check-in with your advisor to make sure you are on the right track to graduate
 Check in with your TRiO SSS Coordinator!
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Getting Ready for Fall Semester - Success Checklist

7. Director’s corner
Hello TRiO students,
Welcome to a new and hopefully, wonderful semester for all of you! We in the TRiO SSS office are looking forward to hearing all
about your summer activities. We know that some of you had some awesome summer study abroad experiences, some of you had
great summer internships, some of you travelled on your own and some of you stayed home to attend school or work, we want to
hear all about that, so come in soon and catch us up on your lives. Whether you have good or bad news, we are here to help you and
to be your cheerleaders and advocates. On another note, we received very good news this summer in the TRiO SSS Office. We are
re-funded for another 5 years, Woo Hoo! All our efforts are paying off and we will be able to continue serving you. Come and see
us as soon as you can.
You will be getting email messages from your mentor (who may be new) when the semester begins, and your Coordinator soon, so
be on the lookout for that. We have a lot of great workshops already scheduled for fall 2015, so set up your time management plan
now and schedule yourself to attend these early in the semester before you get bogged down with classes. If you think you might
need tutoring for a particular class, come see the staff in the Learning Resources Center (LRC) in Student Commons, suite 2105
before the semester begins, as the schedule fills up quickly. As a TRiO SSS participant, you get extra tutoring time, so take ad-
vantage of that service and also SI for the science classes.
If you haven’t already done this, check your portal to see if your financial aid is set for the semester. If you see some discrepancies
in your award package, come and see us in the TRiO SSS Office first and we will see if we can help you straighten it out before we
send you through the long lines in the financial aid office. For those of you who completed all your requirements for the TRiO SSS
Book Scholarship, your award for fall semester should show up in your financial aid portal. The Book Scholarship is part of your
financial aid, so it will not be disbursed ahead of time. If you are eligible for a refund after census date, your scholarship funds will
be a part of that refund.
As we begin a new semester, start by setting a goal for yourself of completing all your requirements for the Book Scholarship and
getting the best grades possible. One of the requirements is completion of a financial literacy session. You can do that in different
ways, one is by completing an in-class financial literacy session. These sessions will be shown in the monthly newsletter calendar in
green print, the color of money. These in class sessions do not count as a workshop. You may complete as many sessions as you
like, but we are only counting one as completion of a financial literacy session. You will need to complete 2 other types of work-
shops for that part of the completion requirement for the book scholarship. Another way to complete a financial literacy session is
to complete one online through College in Colorado on the Money 101 website at: www.cicmoney101.org. I will send you more in-
formation in a couple of weeks on how to join the UCD_TRiO_SSS_2015-16 group, which you must do in order for the session to
count. If you already completed all the Money 101 sessions, you can complete a couple of CashCourse online sessions. I will send
you that information by email as well, or you can come and see me to complete a paper and pencil financial literacy course. Below
is the complete list of Book Scholarship requirements for fall 2015. Best of luck!
CRITERIA FOR STUDENT SUPPORT SERVICES BOOK SCHOLARSHIPS
To be awarded 2 times per year to active TRiO SSS participants (Fall – Spring). Up to $375.00 per semester will be awarded to each
active participant (exact amount awarded is dependent on the number of students who qualify each semester). To qualify, students
must meet the following criteria:
 GPA Requirement – Minimum of a 2.50 GPA each semester for full scholarship, not cumulative but semester GPA. However, must
also have a minimum of a 2.00 cumulative GPA.
 Students completing a full-time course load may be awarded up to the maximum amount for that semester; all others will be awarded
based on the number of credits completed. Must be enrolled in at least 6 credits to receive scholarship consideration.
 Must be an active participant in the TRiO SSS Program meeting the following minimum participation requirements:
 Attend 2 SSS workshops per semester.
 Attend one workshop by Friday, October 9, 2015.
 Meet with the Director, Program Coordinator, or Academic Coordinator at least 2 times per semester.
 Complete one meeting by Friday, October 9, 2015.
 Meet with a Peer Mentor at least 3 times per semester.
 Meet with a Peer Mentor at least two times before October 9, 2015.
 Complete one Financial Literacy session per semester.
 Must be completed by 12/04/2015.
 Complete at least six credit hours.
All students must meet these requirements by December 5, 2015 to be considered for the scholarship to be
awarded in spring 2016. Students who enter the program on or after 10/31/15 are not eligible for the
spring scholarship, but will have the opportunity to make these same requirements in spring to receive
the scholarship in fall 2016.
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8. Campus Events
LYNXAPALOOZA featuring
MANCHESTER ORCHESTRA
Saturday, August 15 – Spruce Lot, Auraria Cam-
pus – 5:30 pm doors
CU Denver Live! and Soda Jerk Presents bring
you Lynxapalooza 2015 featuring Manchester
Orchestra and New Leverage. CU Denver's wel-
come back concert is hosted on Auraria Campus
(Spruce Lot) on Saturday, August 15th and is
open to the general public. Doors open at
5:30pm. Come join us for some food, fun, and
great music! Buy tickets in Tivoli 303 (CU Den-
ver Student Life) or, if you’re not on campus, you can buy your tickets
online here:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/1362256
$5 CU Denver Students | $10 Students | $15 General Public.
Welcome Week!
Monday, August 17—Thursday, August 20
Spirit Day
Monday, August 17 – Lawrence Street Park – 10 am - 2 pm
Come grab a free t-shirt to tie-dye or just relax with a game of volleyball.
Involvement Fair & SGA Day
Tuesday, August 18 – Lawrence Street Park – 10 am - 2 pm
Come met your Student Government and
get a chance to win a food truck voucher.
This is also a great time to meet different student organizations.
Promo Day
Wednesday, August 19 – Lawrence Street Park – 10 am - 2 pm
Free food and a sneak peek of lots of upcoming events
from various campus departments.
Block Party & Movie Night
Thursday, August 20
Block Party — Lawrence and Speer – 11 am - 2 pm
Score lots of giveaways, grab some grub from a food truck, enjoy live
music and have some fun with our urban zip line.
Movie Night
Lawrence Street Park – 8 pm - 10 pm
Wrap up the first week by kicking back, enjoying free pizza,
and watching Pitch Perfect 2.
Kudos
This section is dedicated to creating an encouraging environment in highlighting the achievements,
accomplishments, and awards that TRiO SSS students have received. Congratulations to all of the
following TRiO students.
 Ricardo B. scored an “A-” on his PBHL 4090 Final Presentation.
 Brandon C. made the CLAS Dean’s List for the Spring 2015 semester.
 Amy A. made the CLAS Dean’s List for the Spring 2015 semester.
 Mielat A. made the CLAS Dean’s List for the Spring 2015 semester.
 Dina E. has been selected as a recipient of the Alumni Scholarship for the 2015-2016 academic year.
 Kevin L. was recently accepted into the Undergraduate Pre-Health Program.
Great job on your hard work. Keep it up!
Have an accomplishment? Please tell TRiO about it. Inside the office, there is a sheet of
paper for you to write and share your accomplishments and awards.
Kick off the 2015-2016 academic year with your fellow stu-
dents, faculty, staff, parents, alumni and community friends
at the second annual CU Denver Block Party on August
20.
 Lunch from some of Denver's favorite food trucks
 Live music from local and national talent
 The mobile zip line is back!!!!
 Academic info from real, live people
 Photo ops with Milo the CU Denver Lynx
 Games, activities, giveaways and more!
LISTEN TO GREAT MUSIC.
The 2015 CU Denver Block Party is proud to feature Lynx,
an innovative singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, beat-
boxer and producer, originally from Colorado, who now
calls Portland, Oregon home.
Also on the bill is My Body Sings Electric, a Denver-based
alternative indie pop band with strong connections to CU.
Come learn why this band is developing a strong following
in Colorado and beyond.
CU Denver alum DJ Chonz of KS1075 once again emcees
and keeps the music flowing throughout the event.
FEELING DARING?
The Zip Line is back! Fly through the air from the top of a
25-foot tall tower and land safely back on Lawrence St.
What a rush!
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9. Academic CALENDAR - Important dates
August 16: -Last day to DROP all classes via UCDAccess and receive a refund of the $200 advance
payment by 5:00 pm. No tuition assessed.
August 17: -First day of Fall semester classes.
-First day faculty/staff may register with a tuition waiver.
-Last day to petition for resident tuition status.
August 23: -Last day to WAITLIST classes using UCDAccess.
August 24: -Last day to drop a class without a $100 drop charge.
-No adds permitted today.
-All waitlists will be eliminated today.
August 25: -From Aug. 25 - Sept. 2, you will need instructor approval to add via UCDAccess.
September 2 -Census Date-Last day to add/drop by 5:00 pm.
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
10 11 12 13
School of Public Affairs
Open House
Terrace Room, 2nd floor
Lawrence Street Center
4 pm – 6 pm
14
New Student
Convocation BBQ
CU Denver
Athletic Field
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
17
First Day of Classes
18
Student
Involvement Fair
**Lawrence Street Park
10:00 am - 2:00 pm
19
Food Truck Row
**Lawrence Street Park
7:00 am - 10:00 am
20
CU Denver Block Party
**Speer & Lawrence St.
11:00 am - 2:00 pm
21
24
College Survival
AB1, Suite 2000
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
25
Time Management
AB1, Suite 2000
10:30 am - 11:30 am
26
Concentration
AB1, Suite 2000
3:00 pm - 4:00 pm
27
Procrastination
AB1, Suite 2000
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
28
College Survival
AB1, Suite 2000
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
31
*Effective
Note Taking
AB1, Suite 2018
12:30 pm - 1:30 pm
Resume Basics
AB1, Suite 2000
1:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Sept 1st
*Effective
Note Taking
AB1, Suite 2018
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Sept 2nd
Strategies for
Success in Health
Professions
NC 1806
7:00 pm - 8:30 pm
Census Date
Sept 3rd
Research Basics
AB1, Suite 2000
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Sept 4th
First Fall tuition
and fee due date.
Last day to sign up for
fall payment plan if
you have charges on
your account with a
September 4th due date.
*Learning Resources Center Workshop - RSVP Required
RSVP at:
http://www.ucdenver.edu/life/services/LRC/StudySkillsRegistration/Pages/form.aspx
** Not a workshop
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August workshops & Event calendar