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KOAA

How a rural community college is addressing a teacher shortage

August 9, 2021

Brown was part of an effort to bring a program to the college, which allows students to complete a four-year degree through CU Denver, all while students remain in La Junta. he program is known as "T-Prep.”

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The Denver Post

Report: Denver’s annual per-person spending on homeless is twice the cost of a 1-bedroom apartment

August 5, 2021

Researchers at the University of Colorado Denver and the business-oriented, “free-enterprise” advocacy group Common Sense Institute said Thursday that Denver spends between $42,000 and $104,000 each year per person experiencing homelessness.

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Chalkbeat

Bucking metro area trends, Mapleton schools grow by attracting out-of-district students

August 5, 2021

Parker Baxter, the director of the Center for Education Policy Analysis at the University of Colorado Denver, has studied choice more generally and believes that another factor is the legal ability to make the choice, along with a possible higher awareness of that ability in the Mapleton communities.

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Forbes

Could Religion Be Fueling The Gender Pay Gap?

August 5, 2021

In a recent series of studies, Drs. Traci Sitzmann (University of Colorado Denver) and Elizabeth Campbell (University of Minnesota) provide compelling evidence that the answer is yes.

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Forbes

College Kids Are Heading Back To Campus Anxious, Depressed And Burnt Out

August 10, 2021

Meanwhile, another recent study conducted at the University of Colorado Denver, finds that adding elements of play to higher education can reduce burn out in students.

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Architectural Record

Auraria Bike Pavilions by Colorado Building Workshop

August 1, 2021

Established more than a decade ago, the Colorado Building Workshop, a design-build program at the College of Architecture and Planning at the University of Colorado Denver (CU Denver), has won numerous AIA awards for work that demonstrates the innovative use of common building materials.

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The Denver Post

Pandemic food program has sent $300 million to Colorado parents this summer

August 1, 2021

In late fall researchers at the University of Colorado Denver will publish a report on the impact of P-EBT payments.

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5280

New Funding for Local AAPI Organizations Will Help Communities Heal and Find Their Voices

August 3, 2021

Colorado colleges and universities will play an important role in CACEN’s efforts to expand services. They’ll offer groups like the University of Colorado Denver Asian Student Services workshops about the importance of behavioral health and a diverse workforce, eventually leading to a mentorship program with professionals in the field.

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Mile High News

Colorado House Bill is a positive step toward better environment

August 4, 2021

Austin Troy, professor at the University of Colorado Denver from College of Architecture & Planning, stated that the bill is the right path to create a more sustainable environment.

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Law Enforcement Today

Use-of-force experts create cutting-edge courses on investigation of officer-involved critical incidents

August 2, 2021

Along with his colleague, retired police officer and Assistant Professor in the School of Public Affairs at the University of Colorado Denver, Dr. Paul Taylor, CIR offers cutting-edge courses including a certification course in Enhanced Force Investigations, “Force Investigations: Video Review and Analysis,” and “A Leadership Perspective on Force Investigations and Analysis.”

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Northwest Public Broadcasting

Pining For Whitebarks: Researchers Work Across The Northwest To Save ‘Quintessential Wilderness Trees’

July 30, 2021

"(Whitebark pine is) providing a food resource, for example, and a lot of different birds and small mammals that will use the seeds. It’s protecting snowpack, which leads to more consistent downstream flow – that's incredibly critical during this time of climate change," says Tomback, a professor of integrative biology at the University of Colorado Denver.

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303 Magazine

Local Experts Weigh In on How NFTs Are Changing the Worlds of Art, Ownership and Digital Identity

July 26, 2021

Travis Vermilye, a professor of design and illustration at CU Denver, described an NFT as a “digital record that stores and proves ownership.”

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