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Campus Technology

Envisioning the Future of Higher Ed in a Post-pandemic World

October 2, 2020

University of Colorado Denver Chancellor Michelle Marks was the moderator for a session on the future of higher education at the recent ASU+GSV Summit.

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The Daily Iowan

Iowa City Police Department to create new full-time Victim Services Specialist Position

October 4, 2020

Ann Thompson began working for the Iowa City Police through an internship for her master’s in social work at the University of Colorado Denver. She is now looking to apply to a new position within the department to aid victims in need.

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Police1

Study: Muzzle position can have major impact on shooting decisions

October 2, 2020

University of Colorado Denver Assistant Professor Paul Taylor, released a study on how an officer's muzzle position effects their shoot/no-shoot decision.

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Denver7

Helmet Protection

October 2, 2020

CU Denver researcher Chris Yakacki and his team are developing a helmet for the NFL to reduce the number of concussions.

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The Colorado Sun

The next four weeks will determine if Cory Gardner keeps his job. Here’s how he plans to shift the tide.

October 1, 2020

Paul Teske, dean of the School of Public Affairs, spoke about the upcoming Colorado Senate election and debates.

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FOX 31 Denver

Does the country need more presidential debates?

September 30, 2020

University of Colorado Denver’s School of Public Affairs Dean Paul Teske spoke with FOX31 on the recent presidential debate and the value of live debates.

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Colorado Politics

Denver Auraria Campus establishes campus police, community advisory board

September 30, 2020

The Auraria Campus established a community advisory board with the Auraria Campus Police Department to enhance partnership and public safety.

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9News

‘I do have remorse’: Fired Aurora officer fights for job after driving with hobbled woman on floorboard of patrol car

October 1, 2020

University of Colorado Denver Professor Paul Taylor testified in the trial of a former Aurora police officer. As a former law enforcement officer whose research focuses on police decision-making and human error in the context of potential use-of-force encounters, Taylor was asked to use his knowledge to aid the case.

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Cody Enterprise

Tale of the whitebark pine

September 30, 2020

Diana Tomback, a professor at CU Denver, talks about the whitebark pine blister rust, an invasive pathogen that’s fatal.

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The Conversation

The world’s southernmost tree hangs on in one of the windiest places on Earth – but climate change is shifting those winds

September 30, 2020

Brian Buma, assistant professor of integrative biology, writes about his recent discovery of the southern most tree and the effects of climate change.

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The Colorado Sun

Carman: There’s no denying, if we don’t work together, we’re cooked

September 27, 2020

Eight years ago, now retired University of Colorado Denver Professor Lloyd Burton asked his students to develop public policies to address the rapidly expanding wildfire disasters across the state.

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The Denverite

Gardeners in Highland lament the sale of land that has nourished them

September 26, 2020

Mike Brohman, a sculptor and fine arts professor at the University of Colorado Denver, is a member of El Oasis, a part of the Denver Urban Gardens. He discusses the importance of the garden and its current financial troubles.

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