Three Academic Libraries Awarded Grants for Key Projects Among the 16 school, public and academic libraries to be awarded grants, yesterday, for innovative projects designed to improve library services and life-long learning by the Colorado State Library, three went to college and university libraries. (Adams State College's Nielsen Library pictured.)
CSU's Colorado Real Estate Conference to Tackle Smart Growth, Smart Money Forest City and Continuum Partners, two major developers recognized for smart-growth building projects in Denver, will be among the companies featured at Colorado State University's 12th annual Colorado Real Estate Conference, "Smart Growth Implications for Colorado's Future." Steve Laposa (pictured) is director the Everitt Real Estate Center in the College of Business, which is hosting the conference.
Developmental Educators to Gather at ACC for Fall Conference Educators with the Colorado Association for Developmental Education will gather at Arapahoe Community College for their annual conference, Oct. 24.
CSU - Pueblo Sponsors Community Writing Events The Southern Colorado Writing Project at Colorado State University - Pueblo is sponsoring three writing events in October in conjunction with All-Pueblo Reads.
Technological Addictions Subject of Next ASC Faculty Lecture The next Adams State College Faculty Lecture addresses "Virtual Track Marks: A Discussion on Technological Addictions," Oct. 22, with Dr. Brent King, assistant professor of psychology.
Aims to Host Collegiate Flight Competition The Aims Community College Flight Team will host a competition between six schools from three states at the National Intercollegiate Flying Association's SAFECON event, Oct. 15 through Oct. 18 at the Greeley/Weld County airport.
New CU-Boulder Position Focused on Preventing Gender Violence Davian Gagne, an experienced social worker and outreach director, has been named the gender violence prevention and education coordinator for the University of Colorado at Boulder, a new five-year position that was created as part of the Lisa Simpson lawsuit settlement.
Mines LED-Powered Mountainside M Unveiled Colorado School of Mines students recently unveiled an improved mountainside monument powered by energy efficient LED bulbs during a ribbon-cutting ceremony on the intramural fields on the school's campus in Golden.
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