Volume 2, Issue 15

AurThings Continuing through March

What is the program about?

The program is based on 23 Things Learning 2.0 program created by Helene Blowers, Technology Director, Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County. It is set up to encourage exploration of the Internet and web technologies in the hope that not only will employees have fun, but also find new tools to enable them to better support their goals and inspire creativity.

How does it work?

The program is a self-led learning program that has been formatted into a ten week course. During this time participants will explore at their own pace and can choose how in depth they go into each activity. Each week participants will be introduced to new Web tools and asked to track participation in a personal blog which they will set up and begin maintaining in week 1. Each person who wishes to receive credit for participating must have and register his/her own blog. There will be no classes or workshops offered to support this program. Instead, participants are encouraged to work together and share their insights, discoveries and solutions through their blogs or in person.

Why should you participate?

This is a great chance to spend time on your personal and professional development. All library staff need to be up-to-date with the latest trends and technology tools that Web 2.0 is bringing us everyday. We need to take time to learn how the tools can be utilized in or with our libraries. And we will know what our library users, especially younger users, are talking about!Additionally, there is a completion incentive being offered to all permanent employees of the Auraria Library (Faculty, Classified Staff and Exempt Professionals) if you complete the program by March 31, 2010.

For more detailed information and to get started, link to the program at http://aurthings.blogspot.com/

Grants Brown Bag Interest Group Rescheduled
Please note that the Grants Brown Bag Interest Group meeting on Monday, November 23 has been rescheduled for Tuesday, December 8, 2009 from noon-1pm in the ELC-Friends Conference Room.

Sorry for any inconvenience.


IT Training Rescheduled
On Friday, December 4th The IT department will be offering a training class which will cover Wilson/Backups, Security, and an overview of online technical training offered via Skillport. This session will be held in room 245 from 10-11 a.m.


Position Change - Geraldine Archuleta
Due to the streamlining efforts that we have accomplished in ILL, we can now release Geraldine to work full-time in Technical Services. I know that she is now learning lots and has many new responsibilities. I’d also like to take this opportunity to thank her for all of her dedicated years of service to Interlibrary Loan and wish her the best in her new position.

Judith

Technical Services is delighted to welcome Geraldine fulltime. Since the August retirements, she has taken on additional job duties. In this role, she has three major areas of responsibility: acquisitions of all credit card book, DVD, and CD orders; checking-in of bound serials; and supervising all student workers in Technical Services. We look forward to her continued contribution as a positive and enthusiastic member of the department.

Denise

Employee Discounts

As a University of Colorado employee you are eligible for several discounts including cell phone service, lodging, gym memberships, events, flowers and a lot more. To find out more go to:

http://www.ucdenver.edu/about/departments/HR/EmployeeDiscount/Pages/index.aspx

You will find even more discounts through the State of Colorado Work-Life Discount Program here: http://www.colorado.gov/cs/Satellite?c=Page&cid=1213025228843&pagename=DPA-DHR%2FDHRLayout

My CU Portal

To view your electronic pay advices/stubs back to January, 2007; for the latest information from CU;to see a list of the training that you or your direct reports have completed and to access hundreds of online courses and books through Skillport, go to My CU Portal: https://my.cu.edu/render.userLayoutRootNode.uP Select "Denver" from the drop down menu and then login using the login you use to get into your PC in the morning.

For more information on My CU Portal and Skillport, go to the AurThings Skillport page: http://aurthings.blogspot.com/2009/06/skillport.html

Reminder H1N1 Reporting Requirement

All campus departments have to send a daily report to HR totalling the number of faculty/staff who have called in sick that day (this does not include students who are being counted by other means). Since I will be the person doing this (with Marical as backup) I will need everyone to call both their supervisor and me (303/556-6021) by 10:00 a.m. of each morning that they are absent.
HR has established 4 categories that they wish people to report and they are as follows:
1)Faculty/Staff Members who called in reporting absence due to their own flu-like symptoms
2)Faculty/Staff Members who called in reporting a family/household member with flu-like symptoms 3)Faculty/Staff Members who called in reporting absence due to their own other/unknown illness 4)Faculty/Staff Members who called in reporting absence due to family/household member with other/unknown illness.
When you leave your message, please give me enough information so I know which category to count you under.
No specifics will be going to HR - they just want to know the numbers in each category for each day.
For those working on the weekends, please leave me a message no later than 10:00 a.m by the following Monday.
If you work later in the day and don't realise until after 10:00 a.m that you won't be in, please call when you do know you won't be in. Also, if you leave early due to illness, please let me know when you leave.(This also applies if you are using vacation or leave without pay in lieu of sick leave.)
You will need to report leave on your monthly timesheets as this is a separate process from the normal monthly time reporting.
If you have any questions regarding this, please feel free to contact either Marical or me. Thanks! - Mike

Auraria expands offerings of H1N1 flu vaccine
The Auraria Campus is receiving additional quantities of the H1N1 flu vaccine and has expanded the offering for Auraria-based students, faculty and staff to include all UC Denver, Metro State and Community College of Denver.

**Clinic Date: Tuesday, Dec. 1 , 2009TIME: 8 a.m. – 4 p.m. (or until supply is gone)LOCATION: PE Events Center Lobby, Auraria Campus
**For UC Denver students, faculty or staff, you must show a valid UC Denver photo ID. No cost to UC Denver students, faculty or staff.
For more flu-related information see www.ucdenver.edu/flualert or www.cdc.gov/h1n1flu.
Please note: UC Denver's Anschutz Medical Campus also continues to receive limited supplies of H1N1 vaccine. At this time, the AMC offerings continue to be based on CDC recommendations about those who are at highest risk. As additional supplies are available, plans are to expand the offering.

Submissions for News@1100

Do you have something to share in News@1100? Please, submit items to Marical Farner by 12:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays of the month.

Volume 2, Issue 14

Staff Development - Registration
Have you already been approved to attend a conference or training event, but are unsure how to proceed? Please, fill out either a training request (for all local events) http://intranet.auraria.edu/wiki/images/6/62/Training.pdf or a travel request (for non-local) http://intranet.auraria.edu/wiki/images/d/d7/Travel.pdf and submit to Mike Furuli or Marical Farner. If you already filled out one of these forms, but have not received a confirmation of registration, then you have NOT been registered and we ask that you please fill out a new form and submit directly to either Marical or Mike.

For more information on how to request funding or proceed with registration for a staff development opportunity please see the following wiki page or contact Marical Farner for assistance.
http://intranet.auraria.edu/wiki/index.php/Professional_and_Staff_Development_requests

Grants Brown Bag Interest Group
We will be having our 2nd Grants Brown Bag Interest Group discussion on Monday, November 23 from noon – 1:00pm in the ELC-friends conference room. Our first Grants Brown Bag discussion was in July: http://intranet.auraria.edu/wiki/index.php/Grants

Everyone is welcome. We will be discussing the current status of grant ideas and proposals in the library & the proposal writing workshop some of you are attending on November 18 through the Office of Research Development & Education.

For more info. contact Davette x6-2625

Tech Gadgets Starting in November, the Library will host regular brown-bag sessions to discuss tech gadgets such as iPhones, Kindle and anything else of interest. If you have items you want to learn more about or are willing to share your gadget, please contact Marical. Our first session will be held in ELC B from 12 -1:oo p.m. on Tuesday, November 17, 2009. This session will include the iPhone, iPod touch and wifi for laptops. Please, feel free to bring your lunch.

WCL Change A joint Prospector and ILL team (Ev, Judith, Cindy M, Meghan, and Kathy) has been investigating the interaction of these programs with WCL and examined the use pattern of our patrons. Therefore as of this afternoon, Friday 11/6/9, we have made a change in WCL that you should see immediately. We will be monitoring the effects of this change for the rest of the semester.

The change was made for two reasons.
· First the trend has been that a large percentage of items are being requested via ILL that could have been requested through Prospector. This causes frustration and unexpected work behind the scenes for the Library staff who know that Prospector is the best request and delivery tool for in-state items from both the patron viewpoint and Library costs.
· The second reason is that the current lack of OCLC record numbers in Prospector records causes a high percentage of false hits when patrons used the “Request from Prospector” button. This also results in frustration and confusion among patrons and the library staff who help them.

The change is that the “Request from Prospector” button which appears on a record when the resource is not available at Auraria Library and is held by another Prospector Library has been changed. The button now says “Search Prospector for Item” and opens a new window for the patron to make a Prospector title search.

This means the patron will need to re-search for the item in Prospector - ideally by copying the item title from the open WCL window and inserting it in the Prospector title search screen. (Or if they are looking at an article record by copying the journal title from the open WCL window and inserting it in the Prospector title or journal title search screen.) Then if the item is not available in Prospector the patron should be encouraged to click on the newly available “Find More Resources” button in the Prospector record. That button will allow them to place an ILL request among other things.

While not a perfect solution we hope this will lower frustration levels. Please make note of this change when you help our patrons learn to navigate WCL.

Thanks,
Gayle, Ev, Judith, Cindy, Meghan, and Kathy

Letter of Commendation
To Whom It May Concern: Patricia Tawnell is proving to be a capable information provider with a real affinity for the work. Pat has been bitten by the same bug that bites all the best reference folk. Once bitten, these people cannot rest until they find the right answer ...whether it means turning over stones or pursuing a question even after the student who asked it has rushed off to class. Pat understands the importance of the Teachable Moment and uses it to good advantage to give students skills they can use to become independent researchers. Pat's explanations are concise, illuminating, and hold the students' interest. Pat is extremely sensitive to students who may be intimidated by libraries or research assignments. Above all, Pat has the discrimination to understand the difference between easy answers and best practices. I would urge you to invest whatever resources you can in Pat's continued training. I feel quite certain your investment will be richly repaid.
Sincerely,
Tobey Stein
Staff Co-trainer Instruction & Reference Services

Volume 2, Issue 13

Tech Gadgets
Starting in November, the Library will host regular brown-bag sessions to discuss tech gadgets such as iPhones, Kindle and anything else of interest. If you have items you want to learn more about or are willing to share your gadget, please contact Marical. Our first session will be held in ELC B from 12 -1:oo p.m. on Tuesday, November 17, 2009. This session will include the iPhone, iPod touch and wifi for laptops. Please, feel free to bring your lunch.

H1N1 Resource

HSL has a new H1N1 information web site at http://hslibrary.ucdenver.edu/flu-resources, which includes resources for both Downtown and Anschutz campuses.

REMINDER - IT Training
The IT department will be offering a training class which will cover Wilson/Backups, Security, and an overview of online technical training offered via Skillport. This class will be offered twice (repeat). See the dates and location below:

Thursday, October 29th, 2-3 p.m. in ELC B

Tuesday, November 3rd 10-11 a.m. in ELC B

Submissions for News@1100 Do you have something to share in News@1100? Please, submit items to Marical Farner by 12:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays of the month.

Volume 2, Issue 12

New Purchasing Request Form
Need to order supplies or equipment? Please, use the new form located at: http://intranet.auraria.edu/wiki/images/6/67/PurchasingRequestForm.pdf The various speedtype owners are listed here: http://intranet.auraria.edu/wiki/index.php/Speedtypes
A version that can be filled out electronically is coming soon.

Debra Buck has also posted a wiki page with basic procurement training: http://intranet.auraria.edu/wiki/index.php/Basic_Procurement and gave in-person training at the October 1st Shared Leadership meeting: http://intranet.auraria.edu/wiki/index.php/SLT_Minutes_1_October_2009

Debra is also always available to answer your questions.


Library Wide Birthday Party
Wednesday, October 7th
1:30 pm
Staff Lounge
No Sweets Party this time


Congratulations to Dr. Mary Somerville on the publication of her new monograph Working Together: Collaborative Information Practices for Organizational Learning (Chicago : American Library Association, 2009).

http://www.alastore.ala.org/detail.aspx?ID=2796

--Jeffrey

Submissions for News@1100
Do you have something to share in News@1100? Please, submit items to Marical Farner by 12:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays of the month.

Volume 2, issue 11

New H1N1 Reporting requirement begins today.
To: All library Faculy/Staff
From: Mike Furuli
Re: H1N1 reporting

Starting TODAY Monday (9/21), all campus departments have to send a daily report to HR totalling the number of faculty/staff who have called in sick that day (this does not include students who are being counted by other means). Since I will be the person doing this (with Marical as backup) I will need everyone to call both their supervisor and me (303/556-6021) by 10:00 a.m. of each morning that they are absent.

HR has established 4 categories that they wish people to report and they are as follows:

1)Faculty/Staff Members who called in reporting absence due to their own flu-like symptoms

2)Faculty/Staff Members who called in reporting a family/household member with flu-like symptoms
3)Faculty/Staff Members who called in reporting absence due to their own other/unknown illness
4)Faculty/Staff Members who called in reporting absence due to family/household member with other/unknown illness.

When you leave your message, please give me enough information so I know which category to count you under.

No specifics will be going to HR - they just want to know the numbers in each category for each day.

For those working on the weekends, please leave me a message no later than 10:00 a.m by the following Monday.

If you work later in the day and don't realise until after 10:00 a.m that you won't be in, please call when you do know you won't be in. Also, if you leave early due to illness, please let me know when you leave.(This also applies if you are using vacation (or leave without pay) in lieu of sick leave.)

You will need to report leave on your monthly timesheets as this is a separate process from the normal monthly time reporting.

If you have any questions regarding this, please feel free to contact either Marical or me.
Thanks! - Mike

Auraria Library is LSTA Grant Recipient

The Auraria Library has been awarded an LSTA grant to complete a project on “Latinos in Colorado: Research Sources and Research Strategies”.

Funding supports a UC Denver graduate student in public history who will identify images from the Rocky Mountain News. In addition, members of the community will be invited to contribute images. Visual images will be digitized and cataloged by our Denver Public Library partners, who will also host the virtual Latino collection on their website.

In addition, next spring UC Denver College of Arts and Media students will create an instructional video on Latino research strategies and resources.

Logos Available on Intranet Wiki

http://intranet.auraria.edu/wiki/index.php/Brand_Files_and_ColorsThe library logos are now available on the intranet wiki! There are three styles: the “infinity A,” which is the A by itself; “vertical,” which is the the A with “Auraria Library” underneath it; and “horizontal,” which is the A as the first letter in the phrase “Auraria Library.” These are available in multiple sizes for all library employees to use, and they are suitable for everyday print and online use. If you need a very high-quality, high-resolution logo (i.e., for stationery or branded products) please let Nina know what you need.

Islam in American Culture Series - Dr. Mina Marefat

The Colorado Center for Public Humanities will be hosting the architectural historian and urban designer, Dr. Mina Marefat, as the second installment of the Center’s Islam in American Culture series. The event will take place on Mon., Sept. 28, 6pm-7:30, in the Executive MBA Suite of the CU Denver Building , 1250 14th St. (SW corner of 14th and Larimer), room 150.

Dr. Marefat is a Frank Lloyd Wright scholar, currently teaching at Georgetown Univ. She works on the city as a space of encounters between the Islamic world and the West. Her talk, “Transcultural Imagination: Frank Lloyd Wright in Baghdad,” looks at Wright’s 1958 urban design plans for greater Baghdad and the influence of that project on Wright’s American architecture. Dr. Marefat is also Iranian by birth, and has done considerable work on Iranian cities like Tehran, Isfahan, and Bam. So for those who are interested in contemporary events in Iran , this will be a great opportunity to talk with someone who truly understands that part of the world.

Information on all the lectures that are part of the Islam in American Culture series is provided below and at http://clas.cudenver.edu/publichumanities/

Submissions for News@1100
Do you have something to share in News@1100? Please, submit items to Marical Farner by 12:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays of the month.

Volume 2, Issue 10

IT Training

The IT department will be offering a training class which will cover Wilson/Backups, Security, and an overview of online technical training offered via Skillport. This class will be offered twice (repeat). See the dates and location below:


Thursday, October 29th, 2-3 p.m. in ELC B
Tuesday, November 3rd 10-11 a.m. in ELC B

Congratulations to Nina McHale, who will be presenting a preconference entitled, “Accessibility Update: Section 508 and WCAG in a Library 2.0 World” at the upcoming LITA National Forum in Salt Lake City, Utah. LITA is the Library Information Technology Association, a division of the American Library Association. Nina’s preconference will describe how libraries can improve their websites to make them compliant with regulations that govern how web-based information is optimized for people with visual and other disabilities to use. For more information on Nina’s talk, please visit this website: http://www.lita.org/ala/mgrps/divs/lita/litaevents/forum2009/precon.cfm.


AURARIA CAMPUS FLU VACCINATION INFORMATION – HEALTH CENTER AT AURARIA FALL 2009

During the fall of 2009, two influenza vaccines will be available to the campus community. Public health authorities recommend both vaccines for all persons, particularly for high-risk individuals.

#1 SEASONAL FLU This vaccine is to prevent “regular”, “traditional” or “seasonal” flu.

Cost ………………………………. $20.00/Single immunization required.

Availability …………………….. The Health Center at Auraria will receive 1000 doses. High-risk patients will receive priority distribution.

Priority One ………………….. High-risk patients due to pregnancy, chronic medical conditions (asthma, diabetes, chronic heart, liver, lung or blood disorders; HIV, cancer and others) and high-risk patients due to age (AGE SIX (6) MONTHS TO 18 YEARS AND AGE 50 OR OLDER.) In addition, all students living in any campus housing units, health care workers and essential community service personnel.
Starting September 15, 2009 for High-risk Patients
Location: Health Center at Auraria - Plaza 150
Dates: Tuesday, September 15th and Wednesday, September 16th
Times: 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Priority Two ………………….. All others
Starting September 23, 2009 for All Others
Location: Health Center at Auraria - Plaza 150
Dates: Wednesday, September 23rd, Thursday, September 24th and Monday,
September 28th * *Flu clinics will cease when vaccine supply runs out.
Times: 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. and 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Note: Additional seasonal flu shot clinics will be announced by e-mail if the supply of vaccine is not fully depleted after any of the clinics outlined above.
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
#2 H1N1 FLU This vaccine is to prevent H1N1 flu (formerly referred to as swine flu.)

Cost ………………………………. Free (paid for by the Federal Government)/Two immunizations required, three (3) weeks apart; vaccine is NOT effective if only one H1N1 immunization is given.

Availability ……………………. The Health Center at Auraria will receive vaccine in batches as it becomes available from Denver Public Health officials. Exact dates of delivery are TBD, but vaccine is anticipated to be available in October of 2009. High-risk patients will receive priority distribution.

Prioritization …………………. High-risk patients due to pregnancy, chronic medical conditions (asthma, diabetes, chronic heart, liver, lung or blood disorders; HIV, cancer and others) and high-risk patients due to age (UNDER THE AGE OF 25.) In addition, all students living in any campus housing units, health care workers and essential community service personnel. Note: DRIVERS LICENSE IS REQUIRED TO CONFIRM AGE; distribution to all others will follow, if vaccine is available.
Start Date: TBD Based on Vaccine Availability
The campus community will be updated through e-mail once additional H1N1 information becomes available.

Reserves/ILL update
FYI...At the end of our first week of the semester, we have already created and updated 329 course reserve pages for our students and faculty. I don't have exact numbers for ILL at this time, however, I do know that we have been extremely busy in that area as well. I would like to acknowledge the hard work and thank all of the staff and students in the Reserve/ILL area. They have all really pitched in to get the work done.

I would like to thank my staff and students in the circulation area as well. I know they also have been pretty busy this week.

Judith

Congratulations to Rosemary Evetts!

Rosemary has successfully completed Academy of Certified Archivists exam. The Academy exists to support and promote the highest level of professional archival practice. Please congratulate Rosemary on this wonderful achievement and look for the well-earned ‘CA’ (Certified Archivist) that should now accompany her signature!

Islamic Origins of the American Blues
The Colorado Center for Public Humanities will be hosting Dr. Sylviane Diouf from the Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture. Dr. Diouf will be giving a talk on the "Islamic Origins of the American Blues," as part of the Center’s Islam in American Culture series. Lorne’s colleagues, CAM musicians Judy Coe and Sean McGowan, will be performing the songs that Dr. Diouf refers to in her talk. The event will take place on Thurs., Sept. 10, noon-1:30, in the King Center Recital Hall.

Volume 2, Issue 9

Open Forum Last Wednesday of Every Month
Please, note that Open Forum will regularly scheduled on the last Wednesday of every month and not on the fourth Wednesday of every month. It will be from 2-3 p.m. in the ELC. You can place a recurring meeting for this time and date on your calendar in Outlook. Please, forward proposed agenda items to your A.D. at least one week in advance of the meeting.


Professional and Staff Development and Essential Training
Unlike recent years, funding for professional and staff development and essential training will not be allocated based on employment classification. This year each request will be considered on a case by case basis, according to the following guidelines. Priorities will be determined by Associate Directors, in consultation with the Library Director, within the framework of the Library's strategic plan. Full or partial funding may be approved based on the availability of funds and whether or not the request meets one or more of the following criteria:

1. The conference is one where we must have a library presence (e.g. III Systems Administrator must attend IUG)



2. The request is for essential, job related training



3. The employee will be giving a presentation or is a member of a committee which directly supports their position, a library initiative or research agenda.



4. The professional development opportunity is local and will not include travel expenses.

Unless the opportunity is in Canada and there is strong justification given to support the expense, no international travel will be approved. Additional justification will be required for any request which includes sending more than one Library representative to an out of state conference or event. In addition, 'self funding' requests are encouraged in those instances where the Library cannot support participation.

Please, submit all training and staff development requests to your Associate Director. Requests will be considered in one of the bi-monthly Associate Director meetings. Requests should include your name; name of the development opportunity;date(s);location; requested funding amount; detailed rationale based on the criteria above. If you already put in a request prior to August 6th, these will be considered in the next Associate Directors meeting

A reporting session is required when you receive department funding. You must sign up for one of the quarterly brown-bag sessions offered or schedule your reporting session on the agenda for one of the next three Open Forums following your return. Scheduling the reporting session is required in advance of the event. There is no specific requirement in terms of how long you speak for, however, the brown-bag sessions will allow for longer speaking times than Open Forum.

Not Too Late to Start the AurThings Program

What is the program about?
The program is based on 23 Things Learning 2.0 program created by Helene Blowers, Technology Director, Public Library of Charlotte & Mecklenburg County. It is set up to encourage exploration of the Internet and web technologies in the hope that not only will employees have fun, but also find new tools to enable them to better support their goals and inspire creativity.

How does it work?
The program is a self-led learning program that has been formatted into a ten week course which will begin July 20, 2009. During this time participants will explore at their own pace and can choose how in depth they go into each activity. Each week participants will be introduced to new Web tools and asked to track participation in a personal blog which they will set up and begin maintaining in week 1. Each person who wishes to receive credit for participating must have and register his/her own blog. There will be no classes or workshops offered to support this program. Instead, participants are encouraged to work together and share their insights, discoveries and solutions through their blogs or in person.

Why should you participate?
This is a great chance to spend time on your personal and professional development. All library staff need to be up-to-date with the latest trends and technology tools that Web 2.0 is bringing us everyday. We need to take time to learn how the tools can be utilized in or with our libraries. And we will know what our library users, especially younger users, are talking about!

Additionally, there is a completion incentive being offered to all permanent employees of the Auraria Library (Faculty, Classified Staff and Exempt Professionals) if you complete the program by October 23, 2009.


For more detailed information and to get started, link to the program at http://aurthings.blogspot.com/


Celebration of Faculty Excellence
Please mark your calendars for Friday, September 11th 3-5pm in NC Atrium for our annual celebration of faculty excellence on the Downtown Campus.

Here are this year’s winners:

Excellence in Research and Creative Activities
• Margaret Brown-Sica, Auraria Library
• Angela Gover, School of Public Affairs
• Dawn Gregg, Business School
• Karen Koellner, School of Education and Human Development
• Brad Stith, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Integrative Biology)

The campus award winner is Angela Gover

Excellence in Teaching
Professor/Associate Professor/Assistant Professor
• Joni Dunlap, School of Education and Human Development
• Devin Jenkins, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Modern Languages)
• Lisa Johansen, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Integrative Biology)
• Keith Loftin, College of Architecture and Planning
• David Mays, College of Engineering and Applied Science (Civil Engineering)
• Tony Robinson, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Political Science)

The campus award winner is Tony Robinson

Senior Instructor/Instructor/Lecturer
• Paul DeMarte, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (English)
• Conxita Domench, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Modern Languages)
• Tod Duncan, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Integrative Biology)
• John McDermott, School of Education and Human Development
• Jason Rebillot, College of Architecture and Planning
• Ira Selkowitz, Business School

The campus award winner is Tod Duncan

Excellence in Service
• Gayle Bradbeer, Auraria Library
• Peter Bryant, Business School
• Stephan Durham, College of Engineering and Applied Science (Civil Engineering)
• William Goodwin, School of Education and Human Development
• Devin Jenkins, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences (Modern Languages)
• Ekaterini Vlahos, College of Architecture and Planning

The campus award winners are Peter Bryant and William Goodwin

Excellence in Librarianship: The winner of this award was selected by the Library Faculty Personnel Committee. This year’s winner is Cynthia Hashert.


Reminder - Employee Portal
As PBS continues improving the employee portal features, it becomes increasingly important that every employee know how to access it. Features currently available include: employee profile for confirmation of address, phone, employee ID, title, department, hire date; online pay advice (including confirming W-4 status); online W-2; self service address update; self
service emergency contact update; system status information; list of training courses completed; newsletter access, etc.


To access the portals:
System, UCD, UCCS Employees –
Use myCU at https://my.cu.edu/. Login using your PC login and password.
For assistance with myCU, please call 303-492-9999 or send an e-mail to mycu@cusys.edu.


Line Dancing
Mary Ulibarri will be teaching a line dancing class at the campus recreation center, room PER 215, from 1:00 to 1:50 every Friday this fall. Please feel free to come, invite friends, and be prepared to have a GOOD TIME!

News@1100 Submissions

Do you have something to share in News@1100? Please, submit items to Marical Farner by 12:00 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays of the month.