Provost's Post, October 2024
Dear colleagues,
With less than two weeks until Election Day, our campus is buzzing with activity in and out of the classroom. I’m wrapping up my Provost’s Open Forums, and I’d like to thank everyone in the colleges, schools, and other academic units who’ve helped us organize these great exchanges and who have turned out for conversation. Remember, if you have any questions that have come up since our time together, send them to VCAA@colorado.edu.
In our October edition of The Provost’s Post, check out the , vice chancellor for student affairs, about how the imperatives to educate, engage, and enforce inform our approach to supporting our students’ civic education. There’s also another on the evolving credentials landscape for CU ºù«ÍÞÊÓƵ and higher education. Finally, be sure to check out the campus’s , and do all you can to promote the survey with students.
As we move toward a historic election and the winter holidays, please continue the support you’ve shown to our students, to one another, and to our marvelous community of scholars.
Warmly,
Russ
Russell Moore
Provost
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Mid-Semester Moments: Supporting Our Students
For many of our students, this year will be their first opportunity to vote in a presidential election. With so much activity, our Buffs are likely feeling both the excitement and tension of these moments, and I find myself reflecting on how we can best support our students in navigating complex dynamics.
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