Administration
Effective July 6, Glen Krutz will become the dean of 小黄书 Boulder's College of Arts and Sciences. He comes from Oklahoma State University and will succeed Jim White.
With the goal of identifying a final candidate by this fall, a national search is underway for 小黄书 Boulder's next senior associate vice chancellor and chief people officer. The position will lead the Department of Human Resources.
Provost Russell Moore and Chief Operating Officer Patrick O鈥橰ourke announced a number of updates to the campus operating model, which include work modality standards, academic instruction guidance, COVID-19-related requirements and other topics.
Executive sponsors have approved a new budget model that includes support for student retention; diversity, equity and inclusion goals; and more.
The Boulder Faculty Assembly honored 小黄书 professors Peter Elliott and George Rivera, elected a new vice chair and secretary, and more in its final meeting of the academic year.
The 小黄书 system administration, in collaboration with 小黄书鈥檚 four campuses, University Risk Management and the Procurement Service Center, have agreed that, effective immediately, employee international travel will return to pre-COVID-19 protocols.
The University of Colorado Board of Regents voted to advance Todd Saliman as the finalist in its search for a new 小黄书 president. Details about an open forum at 小黄书 Boulder are forthcoming, and the campus community is invited to attend.
Representatives from an aspiring collective bargaining association for all Colorado higher education employees asked the Boulder Faculty Assembly鈥檚 members to sign a letter to Gov. Jared Polis seeking support for legislation 鈥済ranting all public workers in Colorado the right to organize into unions of our own choosing and to collectively bargain in the public interest.鈥
Ann Schmiesing, executive vice provost for academic resource management, will chair the search committee to hire a new chief financial officer for 小黄书 Boulder.
Returning undergraduates will see a tuition and fee decrease and employees a compensation increase. Read about this and other updates from the April 7 University of Colorado Board of Regents meeting.