There are many ways to get involved with the Conference on World Affairs year-round or during conference week. The CWA Program Committee is composed of CU students, faculty, staff and Boulder community members who volunteer their time to consider the crucial issues of the day, research candidates for CWA, and create exciting panels that will challenge our audiences.

The 2024 CU Conference on World Affairs is scheduled April 10-12, 2024. We’ll do what CWA does best—bring a diverse and eclectic lens to the issues and opportunities. 

We’re looking for volunteers to join the Program Committee, which identifies speakers and plans CWA 2024.

The CWA Human Condition (HC) committee aims to provide global and inclusive perspectives on what it means to be human. Community and Student Members bring together writers, scientists, scholars, public officials, and others to discuss human desires, needs, rights, and societies. We typically explore topics in areas such as education, health, human rights, recreation, relationships, and social issues. Past programs have focused on the criminal justice system, education reform, gun control, human displacement, love and sex, sports, and more. 

There are many ways to get involved with the Conference on World Affairs year-round or during conference week. The CWA Program Committee is composed of CU students, faculty, staff and Boulder community members who volunteer their time to consider the crucial issues of the day, research candidates for CWA, and create exciting panels that will challenge our audiences.

The 2024 CU Conference on World Affairs is scheduled April 10-12, 2024. We’ll do what CWA does best—bring a diverse and eclectic lens to the issues and opportunities. 

We’re looking for volunteers to join the Program Committee, which identifies speakers and plans CWA 2024.

The CWA Human Condition (HC) committee aims to provide global and inclusive perspectives on what it means to be human. Community and Student Members bring together writers, scientists, scholars, public officials, and others to discuss human desires, needs, rights, and societies. We typically explore topics in areas such as education, health, human rights, recreation, relationships, and social issues. Past programs have focused on the criminal justice system, education reform, gun control, human displacement, love and sex, sports, and more.