Digital Animation student nets Pixar internshipJuly 26, 2010 Zach Repasky, senior in the Digital Animation Center (DAC) in the College of Arts and Media, will get to learn from the creators of blockbuster movies at Pixar.
Phoenix Center seeks Helpline volunteersJuly 26, 2010 The Phoenix Center provides interpersonal violence victim services, prevention education and training on the Auraria Campus.
College of Arts & Media professor awarded Heartland EmmyJuly 19, 2010 DENVER (July 19, 2010) - David Liban, assistant professor of Theatre, Film & Video Production at the University of Colorado Denver College of Arts & Media, has won a Heartland Emmy® Award.
Front Range Board of Cooperative Educational Services names executive directorJuly 15, 2010 DENVER (July 15, 2010) - The School of Education & Human Development at the University of Colorado Denver and members of the Front Range Board of Cooperative Educational Services recently announced the new executive director for the Front Range BOCES.
College of Engineering and Applied Science announces new deanJuly 14, 2010 DENVER (July 14, 2010) – Marc Ingber, PhD, has become the new dean of the University of Colorado Denver’s College of Engineering and Applied Science.
Estrogen may protect against neurological damage resulting from cardiac arrestJuly 12, 2010 The American College of Physician Executives recently awarded Fellowship—one of its highest levels of achievement—to Dr. Robert Enzenauer.
Auraria Library Reserves noticeJuly 9, 2010 Make sure your paperwork is in order for fall reserves at the Auraria Library.
Connelly: Melding the Worlds of Arts and StructureJuly 7, 2010 Mary Connelly, assistant professor in the College of Arts & Media, uses art in rubrics by setting parameters for her students then allowing them to fill in the blanks.
Catalano: Building an In-Depth Guide for SuccessJuly 7, 2010 Lori Catalano was an early adopter and advocate for rubrics because of her interest in developing strategies to improve the quality of student learning in design studio.
Addison: Rubrics Online a Challenge and a MustJuly 7, 2010 The lack of one-on-one interaction can be an obstacle when teaching an online course. That’s why an easy-to-read, easy-to-find rubric is a must.
Professor wins major award for research proving downsizing and layoffs usually fail to boost bottom lineJune 29, 2010 CU Denver Business School Professor Wayne Cascio won a $50,000 award Tuesday for pioneering research that showed corporate downsizing had little effect on profits and should be used sparingly and only as a last resort.
Annual Business Plan competitionJune 14, 2010 DENVER (June 10, 2010) – CaraSolva, a software company that helps caregivers who deal with long term disabilities, took first prize Thursday in the 9th annual Business Plan competition sponsored by the Bard Center for Entrepreneurship.