University Memorial Center (UMC)
Known as the campus 'living room,' thousands of people visit the University Memorial Center (UMC) every day to grab a bite to eat, enjoy free entertainment, shop the retail stores, study with free wireless Internet or just hang out. With a wide variety of student services and student group offices in the building and active student governance, the UMC is an exciting center for activism and community interaction. As a designated multicultural center, we celebrate diversity through food, dance, art, music and the free exchange of ideas.
1669 Euclid Avenue, Boulder, CO 80309
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Upcoming Events
Graduate students face unique challenges when it comes to balancing multiple projects in addition to research, publishing, and teaching obligations. The...
Join us for AeroSpace Ventures (ASV) Connect 2019, a mini aerospace career fair and networking event for CU Boulder students, industry partners and...
Graduate students face unique challenges when it comes to balancing multiple projects in addition to research, publishing, and teaching obligations. The...
Roundtable discussion forum with leadership from the Campus Controller's Office and Office of Contracts and Grants on research administration topics.
PSR Walk-Through: Policies & Procedures This 1-hour session will walk attendees through the Proposal Submission Request (PSR) form and will focus on what...
Recent Events
International Coffee Hour
9/13/201912-Week Fall Publication Bootcamp
9/12/2019Dissertation Write-In
9/12/2019Recent Activity
Karen Bailey left a positive review 9/4/2019
Useful but probably would have been better with less backstory from the presenter and a few more minutes for questions
Maria Calahorra left a positive review 9/4/2019
Very good!
Serena Laughren left a positive review 9/4/2019
This was great information and the real-world examples were helpful. Thank you!
Angela L Medina Garcia left a negative review 9/4/2019
I wanted to hear more specific advise on how to prepare application materials, since I will be applying for positions this Fall. Unfortunately, the info provided was a little basic and not deep enough in my opinion to be helpful. I think it will also be more helpful to have separate sessions for applying for tenure track jobs and getting tenure.
G Hayden Swisher left a negative review 9/4/2019
Friendly presenter with an interesting personal story. However I find his advice extremely general and didn't get much out of the talk I didn't already know going in. In fairness I had attended similar talks at 2018 bps conference so I probably has my hopes too high.
Norielle Adricula left a positive review 9/4/2019
This was a nice combo of anecdotal evidence of what this journey could look like and important information and topics that I hadn't thought about when thinking about tenure-track positions.
Marissa L Weichman left a negative review 9/4/2018
Prof. Gooseff spent considerably more time discussing his own career trajectory and personal anecdotes than he did giving actionable advice about applying for tenure-track faculty positions. The session was not a good use of my time. The food was great however.
Sigman M Byrd left a positive review 9/3/2019
A nice group is forming. So happy to facilitate this.
Kyle Zarzana left a positive review 6/2/2019
Useful tips on managing time and setting priorities.
Maggie Taylor left a review 9/4/2019
This talk could have been an hour instead of 90 minutes, and it was a bit too directed toward scholars in STEM (i.e., the focus on funding for lab assistants/equipment). Some of the advice given here would be fatal for humanities students.