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    Student group connects minority students to research opportunities in STEM

    by Greta Kerkhoff May 10, 2024
    by Greta Kerkhoff May 10, 2024

    When COSMOS co-founder and team advisor Angel Hernandez moved to Boulder, he encountered an entirely different…

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    How to acquire engineering skills as any major: a Q&A with the associate director of the Idea Forge

    by Grace Ptak January 30, 2024
    by Grace Ptak January 30, 2024

    Grace Ptak sat down with Becky Komarek at the Idea Forge to talk about how to access the space and why it’s important.�By Grace Ptak

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    How a bioartist from Ukraine brought attention to Colorado groundwater concerns

    by Jessi Sachs January 21, 2024
    by Jessi Sachs January 21, 2024

    Bioartist Darya Warner describes the tumultuous path toward their somewhat unconventional career. By Jessi Sachs

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    CU to hold STEM specific career fair

    by Tory Lysik February 4, 2020
    by Tory Lysik February 4, 2020

    CU Boulder will be holding a STEM career fair on Thursday, Feb. 4 in the University Memorial Center. By Tory Lysik

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    Experts discuss cybersecurity in outer space during CU panel

    by Noelle Videon November 8, 2019
    by Noelle Videon November 8, 2019

    A panel of experts discussed how cybersecurity works in outer space Wednesday as part of the TCP seminar series. By Noelle Videon

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  • AcademicsCampusDiversityNews

    CU�s engineering school strives to break gender barriers

    by Carina Julig April 24, 2019
    by Carina Julig April 24, 2019

    CU’s College of Engineering has the ambitious goal of becoming the first public engineering program to reach gender parity. By Carina Julig

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  • CommunityNews

    Cary Kennedy gains endorsements on education platform

    by Mia Gallegos February 6, 2018
    by Mia Gallegos February 6, 2018

    Colorado Democrat Cary Kennedy seeks to boost the state’s education platform in her campaign for governor. By Mia Gallegos

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  • Conference on World AffairsNews

    Grand Canyon National Park’s first openly lesbian superintendent visits Boulder at Conference on World Affairs

    by Carina Julig April 16, 2017
    by Carina Julig April 16, 2017

    Chris Lehnertz, first female superintendent of the Grand Canyon, spoke at the CWA about her job and her goals for the park. By Carina Julig

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  • Conference on World AffairsNews

    Former NASA official Dava Newman speaks about space travel and technology at Conference on World Affairs

    by Carina Julig April 11, 2017
    by Carina Julig April 11, 2017

    The former deputy administrator of NASA shared her hopes for human travel to the red planet. By Carina Julig

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  • CampusCommunityDiversityNews

    Starting from a young age, gender equity in CU’s classrooms still an issue

    by Sam Danshes March 24, 2017
    by Sam Danshes March 24, 2017

    According to experts, gender stereotypes hinder women’s participation in STEM fields starting from a young age. By Sam Danshes

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