Are you looking to learn about skills that will help you post-graduation?  Do you love ice cream?  We have the event for you!  Combining learning about transferrable skills with an ice cream social? It's going to be a good time.  From 10 am - 12 pm we'll have a panel here to talk to you and answer your questions about life after college.  After that, from 12 pm - 2 pm, we'll be hosting an ice cream social.    We'll be giving out a prize to someone who RSVPs and attends the event, so make sure to click the link below to let us know you're coming. Come to Tivoli 223 make a sundae, play some games, and hang out with the Peer Mentors.   This will be a hybrid event, so if you can't make it in person please join us at this link. RSVP Link: msudenver-csm.symplicity.com…

Welcome to the Office of the Controller Training for MSU employees on Year-End for FY25; the training will cover what you can expect & prepare for regarding the requirements & timelines from our Office as we work on closing out the fiscal year.

Roadrunner 3R: Advanced is a live, scenario-based training that builds on learning from Roadrunner 3R: Basic.  The Basic course or other similar training is highly encouraged as a prerequisite for the Advanced training.  You will have the opportunity to consult with representatives from the Counseling Center, Dean of Students Office and Health Center at Auraria about previous or current situations and how best to apply early intervention skills.

Teams link: teams.microsoft.com…

Visit us to use this drop-in service to provide students the opportunity to work on anything career-related! Come learn about all of MSU Denver’s career resources, utilize our independent work-station, or connect 1:1 with a career advisor.

The OWOW Center and the Auraria Sustainable Campus Program are co-hosting a Guest Speaker Workshop with Renée and Micaela, Co-founders of Womxn from the Mountain. The workshop will cover a brief screening of Suncore Sundown, Intros to Environmental Justice, Ally Training, and an Art/Theater exercise.

For the last book discussion of the year, we will pull ideas from three different texts about "rest." Join us to share the importance of rest and explore some strategies to build restful practices into our busy lives. Sacred Rest, by Saundra Dalton-Smith Permission to Rest, by Ashley Neese Rest Is Resistance: A Manifesto, by Tricia Hersey We do not have review copies of these books. Instead, all of these authors have numerous podcast and video interviews easily found online, a few of which are listed on our book discussions website, for those who would like to explore these books before our discussion.

Join on Teams (click link to join at meeting time) for our virtual series, Unlocking Success, designed for online learners at MSU Denver–but all are welcome! Throughout this series, we will explore topics to help you be a more knowledgeable and confident student.  No matter where you are in your academic career, these workshops are tailored to support your growth, enhance your study skills, and equip you with invaluable tools for personal and academic success.  No sign-up required! Join on Teams!

Visit us to use this drop-in service to provide students the opportunity to work on anything career-related! Come learn about all of MSU Denver’s career resources, utilize our independent work-station, or connect 1:1 with a career advisor.

Welcome to the Office of the Controller Training for MSU employees on Year-End for FY25; the training will cover what you can expect & prepare for regarding the requirements & timelines from our Office as we work on closing out the fiscal year.

Schedule creation and best practices for department schedulers. Also recommended refresher for review. 

Welcome to the Office of the Controller Training for MSU employees on Year-End for FY25; the training will cover what you can expect & prepare for regarding the requirements & timelines from our Office as we work on closing out the fiscal year.

It can be easy to think of being a “working student” solely in terms of the challenges of balancing so many competing demands as a student, employee, and all the other roles many MSU Denver students hold. However, skills gained in the workplace –whether on-campus work or off-campus—can actually promote student success in the classroom. Similarly, the skills that help students succeed as students can also make them better employees. In this workshop, students will gain an appreciation for how being a working student can be beneficial, enrich their resume, provide professional and personal development, and otherwise be an asset both in the classroom and workplace!

Teams link: teams.microsoft.com…

Welcome to the Office of the Controller Training for MSU employees on Year-End for FY25; the training will cover what you can expect & prepare for regarding the requirements & timelines from our Office as we work on closing out the fiscal year.

Visit us to use this drop-in service to provide students the opportunity to work on anything career-related! Come learn about all of MSU Denver’s career resources, utilize our independent work-station, or connect 1:1 with a career advisor.

This panel will dive into the business backbone of the hospitality industry, exploring how business principles drive success across sectors such as travel, lodging, food service, and events. Panelists will discuss key topics including finance and revenue management, entrepreneurship and innovation, strategic leadership, marketing and brand strategy, and operations and risk management. The conversation will highlight how business acumen fuels growth, innovation, and long-term impact in an ever-evolving global industry.

Welcome to the Office of the Controller Training for MSU employees on Year-End for FY25; the training will cover what you can expect & prepare for regarding the requirements & timelines from our Office as we work on closing out the fiscal year.

Visit us to use this drop-in service to provide students the opportunity to work on anything career-related! Come learn about all of MSU Denver’s career resources, utilize our independent work-station, or connect 1:1 with a career advisor.

Join us for "CEL 101: What Does the Name Change Mean for Faculty?" a comprehensive workshop designed to navigate the transition from Service Learning (SL) to Community Engaged Learning (CEL). This session will help faculty understand what CEL is, how it differs from SL, and the implications of this transition for courses and teaching. Key takeaways include understanding the updated Student Learning Outcomes (SLOs), how CEL fits into existing courses, and strategies for updating syllabi and Curriculog forms for CEL designation. Faculty will have the opportunity to review case studies of CEL courses, discuss alignment with the new model, and start making live edits to their course materials with support from the CEL team. Interactive Components: Faculty will review a short case study of a CEL course to understand its alignment with new models. Hands-on session for faculty to update their syllabi and Curriculog forms, with live support from the CEL team. Key Takeaways: Understanding the shift from SL to CEL and its impact on academic practices. Practical guidance on updating courses for CEL designation, including revising syllabi to reflect new SLOs and aligning projects with course objectives. Addressing common challenges and documenting reciprocal partnerships effectively. Refreshments and a light lunch will be provided. Please RSVP to ensure we accommodate all dietary needs and prepare effectively for the workshop. This event is ideal for faculty looking to enhance their course offerings and align with new academic standards. RSVP and Special Instructions: RSVP Required: Yes RSVP Contact: Nora Bashir, nobashir@msudenver.edu Please confirm your attendance by RSVPing to the provided contact email. Include any dietary restrictions and submit any specific questions or topics you would like addressed during the workshop to make it as relevant and useful for your teaching practice as possible.