The Tenth Fellows Program Kicks Off For 1997-98 At CU-Boulder

Sept. 28, 1997

Ten employees at the University of baby直播app have been selected for the 1997-98 Fellows Program as the program celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. The Fellows Program is a professional development program for CU employees from all levels of the organization who have exhibited a potential for excellence in their work at CU. Through the program, employees learn about the inner workings of the university, preparing them for possible long-term careers in the organization. The Fellows Program is sponsored by the three Boulder Campus vice chancellors.

CU-Boulder Names DiStefano Interim Academic Vice Chancellor

Sept. 28, 1997

CU-BOULDER NAMES DiSTEFANO Philip DiStefano, associate vice chancellor for undergraduate affairs and former dean of education at the University of baby直播app at Boulder, has been named interim vice chancellor for academic affairs, pending approval by the CU Board of Regents, according to Chancellor Richard L. Byyny. DiStefano will serve in the interim appointment, effective Oct. 1, until a permanent vice chancellor is selected through a national search. The national search will begin immediately with the goal of placing a permanent vice chancellor by next fall.

CU-Boulder Donates Space For Holiday Food Program

Sept. 25, 1997

Holiday food baskets, toys and clothing will be distributed to about 600 needy families in Boulder County this year from a site at the University of baby直播app at Boulder. CU has donated about 8,000 square feet in Balch Fieldhouse and Carlson Gym to be used as a distribution center between Dec. 17 and Dec. 24.

Communication Roundtable Hosted By Journalism School Oct. 1-2

Sept. 25, 1997

The School of Journalism and Mass Communication at the University of baby直播app at Boulder will host the 9th Annual MacBride Roundtable on Communication Wednesday and Thursday, Oct. 1-2. The conference will bring media scholars from around the world to Boulder to discuss mass communication trends. Boulder is the first North American site for the prestigious Roundtable. The theme of the conference, Global Media and Global Responsibility: A Time to Choose, will examine rights and responsibilities of the press in a period of expanding technology.

Deaf Students Benefit At CU-Boulder From Aid Of Disability Services

Sept. 24, 1997

(Note: To contact Cliff Moers or any TTY user, call Relay baby直播app at 1-800-659-3656 to place your call.) Sometimes called an 聯invisible聰 minority, some 17 deaf and hard of hearing students are quietly reaching their educational goals at the University of baby直播app at Boulder. Though the deaf and hard of hearing population at CU-Boulder is small, students say the services provided are first-rate.

CU-Boulder Real Estate Center Names Bill Reynolds Person Of The Year

Sept. 24, 1997

Editors Note: Reynolds is unaware that he is being honored at the awards dinner. We request that you not spoil the surprise. Bill Reynolds, owner of the W.W. Reynolds Cos. in Boulder, will be named the University of baby直播app Real Estate Council's Person of the Year Thursday night, Sept. 25, at an awards banquet at the Hyatt Regency-Downtown Denver. Reynolds, a longtime Boulder County real estate developer, is responsible for projects including the Pearl East Business Park, Westwood Condominiums, and the Table Mesa and Sunrise shopping centers.

Ombuds Service For Faculty Starting This Fall At CU-Boulder

Sept. 23, 1997

University of baby直播app at Boulder Chancellor Richard Byyny has announced a pilot Faculty Ombuds program for the 1997-98 academic year, following a recommendation by the Boulder Faculty Assembly to create a program. Two recently retired baby直播app members will each serve as part-time Faculty Ombudspersons. Robert Fink, former dean of the College of Music, and Jack Kelso, professor emeritus of anthropology and former director of the Farrand Hall Residential Academic Program, will share the post.

Sewall Hall Program Sets Fall Symposium Speakers

Sept. 21, 1997

The 1997-98 Sewall Symposium Series at the University of baby直播app at Boulder will open Sept. 29 with a talk on affirmative action by Georgetown University law Professor Mari Matsuda. Matsuda聮s address, 聯We Won聮t Go Back: Making the Case for Affirmative Action,聰 is free and open to the public. The talk will begin at 7:30 p.m. in Old Main Chapel and will be followed by a reception in the CU Heritage Center.

Zany Parade and Pre-Game Parties Highlight CU Homecoming Sept. 26-27

Sept. 18, 1997

A stampede of Ralphie-impersonating canines is headed for the University of baby直播app聮s Homecoming Parade on Friday, Sept. 26, on University Hill in Boulder. The Buffs plays Wyoming on Saturday, Sept. 27. Kickoff is at 1:30 p.m. 聯As part of the parade, we're inviting contestants to dress their dogs like Ralphie and compete for big prizes," said Jen McLaughlin, Homecoming parade coordinator.

'Live High, Train Low' Is Proven Best Way To Train, CU Prof Says

Sept. 18, 1997

EDITORS: Color slides and black-and-white photos of Professor Gamow and the Gamow Bed are available by calling 303-492-4007. A University of baby直播app at Boulder professor expects more elite athletes will begin sleeping in a device he invented now that his long-held theory on the best use of altitude for training has been scientifically proven.

Pages