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Looking for an expert or spokesperson on a particular campus issue? For the quickest response, send requests to cunews@colorado.edu. Below, find more information on the media relations team.
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Campus Operations, Spokespeople
Significant events, campus operations, academic affairs, enrollment management
nicole.mueksch@colorado.edu
303-941-1513
CU Police Department, Division of Public SafetyÌý
christine.mahoney@colorado.edu
303-735-0416
Student affairs, campus operationsÌý
stacylee.wagner@colorado.edu
720-241-8209
Athletics
steve.hurlbert@colorado.edu
720-908-0888
Chancellor inquiries
cunews@colorado.edu
303-735-6183
Experts, Research
Music, arts and humanitiesÌý
ally.dever@colorado.edu
Health, bioscience, social sciences
lisa.marshall@colorado.edu
Research, advancement, outreach
julie.poppen@colorado.edu
720-503-4922
Business, law, studio requestsÌý
jennifer.soules@colorado.edu
303-947-6177
Space, education, technology
daniel.strain@colorado.edu
Climate, environmentÌý
yvaine.ye@colorado.edu
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