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This spring, CU Boulder will see its first-ever comprehensive diversity, inclusion and equity plan delivered to the campus.

The Strategic Facilities Visioning project team has completed its initial deep dive phase, gaining valuable insights and setting the stage for the scenario planning discussions to come.

With the semester well underway, progress is being made on the various projects set forth in the Academic Futures report.

A wellspring of activities will provide students, babyÖ±²¥app and staff with many opportunities to learn how the university continues to engage the community to make excellence inclusive at CU Boulder.

Dean of Libraries Robert McDonald will appoint a new babyÖ±²¥app-led working group to take on the project: Teaching and Technology, Online and Distance Learning, recommended by the Academic Futures Committee.

What’s happening with our strategic initiatives? Academic Futures is calling for committee nominations and Financial Futures is seeking campus community input, plus more.

Diagnostic efforts throughout the fall semester identified a series of workstreams, or areas that provide opportunity for financial innovation and resource creation, to enhance revenue.

The project team continues to gather invaluable insights from campus stakeholders about where university departments see themselves in the future and how facilities can help them get there.

This fall, there was a slight pause while campus leaders ensured alignment among this and the Academic Futures initiative, and two committees formed.

The IDEA Plan outlines goals for progress in three key areas and identifies actions. Give your written feedback and/or attend a town hall.