Center for Community
The dynamic student center features centralized key student services and programs on the upper floors including Career Services, International Education, and Counseling and Psychological Services, among others. The center is home to the largest dining center on campus with the capacity to serve 900 people and the flexibility to host special events and meetings with an underground parking garage to support access.Nearest bus stopLocation: Regent Drive & Broadway Route:209/209G DepartmentsCampus Card ServicesCareer ServicesCultural Unity & Engagement CenterCounseling and Psychiatric ServicesDisability Services Gender and Sexuality CenterHousing and Dining Services International EducationOmbuds OfficeParent relationsPre-Collegiate OutreachStudent Affairs University of Colorado Foundation - Campus ProgramsOffice of Veterans Services Victim AssistanceBuilding code: C4CBuilding number: 302
2249 Williard Drive, Boulder, CO 80309
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Upcoming Events
Monthly Staff Council Executive Committee meeting. 4th Wednesday of the month. Only for Executive Committee, please seek an EC member to submit agenda items....
Join the Center for Inclusion and Social Change to have a discussion about how best to support the LGBTQ+ community and how to create a more inclusive campus...
Join the Center for Inclusion and Social Change to have a discussion about intersectionality and how we can combat intersectional oppression. Faculty and...
Join the Center for Inclusion and Social Change to have a discussion about racism and colorism and how we can interrupt them. Faculty and staff should...
The Office of Postdoctoral Affairs is excited to kick off National Postdoc Appreciation Week (NPAW) with a lunch recognizing CU Boulder postdocs and postdoc...
Recent Events
Interrupting Sexism Workshop
6/11/2019Staff Council Executive Committee
5/22/2019Travel Signatures & Cookies
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5/6/2019Recent Activity
Ran Brynn Reiff left a positive review 12/12/2018
A good introduction to intersectionality - history, definition, examples, action strategies
Ran Brynn Reiff left a review 11/12/2018
A fairly basic intro to LGBTQ+ terminology and best practices for teachers, etc.. The section on Asexuality needs to be updated. This chart (https://i2.wp.com/studybreaks.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/chart.jpg?w=736&ssl=1) does a better job explaining than the spectra. Also, as far as spectra go, http://itspronouncedmetrosexual.com/2018/10/the-genderbread-person-v4/ does a good job of collecting them all in one diagram
Youfan Chen left a positive review 10/16/2018
Great! I love it!
Christopher John Griffith left a positive review 9/10/2018
Great training! Appreciated the candor of the instructors and the discussion questions.
Sutianjie Zhou left a positive review 7/29/2018
Great!
Wouter Hoogkamer left a positive review 5/21/2018
THe panel shared a lot of useful information, I'm much more confident about my upcoming interviews.
Ryan Webb left a positive review 5/21/2018
The information was great. I will definitely be using specific tips for negotiating my future positions.
Kelly Lynn Simmons left a positive review 2/12/2019
A breathe of fresh air! Dr. Briggs was wonderful, and had useable, practical ideas for contemplative practice in classrooms.