The BOLD Newsletter - 6-07-21

We have:

• 3 Affinity Opportunities
• 0 Research Opportunities
• 8 Jobs & Internships
• 0 Scholarships

this week.

Pattie Gonia Wilderness Expedition

• Affinity Focus: LGBTQ2IA+
• Apply by: June 30, 2021

Join this fully scholarshipped affinity group expedition to build leadership and outdoor skills with people who identify as LGBTQ2IA+. All levels of outdoor experience are welcome on this expedition formed in partnership with NOLS, Pattie Gonia and the Pattie Gonia community.

Building Leadership Among Communities of Color (BLACC) Summer - Get $250

For incoming first year students

• Affinity Focus: Black/African diasporic identities
• Apply by: June 30, 2021

BLACC Summer is a student-led program that aims to recruit and support students who hold personal vested interests in challenging systemic anti-blackness, celebrating Black joy and resilience in art, learning about the movements of people in the African diaspora, and recognizing the spectrum of Black/African diasporic identities. BLACC hosts various community-building programs including a summer bridge and community events throughout the academic year. 

Students who apply and are accepted to participate will receive a $250 participation award at the conclusion of the program!

Los Seis de Boulder 2021 Symposium - Call for Submissions

• Affinity Focus: Chicana/o/x community
• Apply by: June 18, 2021

The University of Colorado Boulder will host a “Los Seis de Boulder, Race, and Memory” virtual symposium, November 4-6, 2021. The goal of the symposium is to center the Los Seis de Boulder bombings of May 1974, during which 6 Chicanx students and activists affiliated with CU were killed, in academic discourse and to continue to foster engaged dialogue on campus about the legacy of this event.

"This memory project is a way to bear witness to the struggles and activism of the Chicana/o community at Boulder and to highlight their visions and sacrifices made in the cause for a more just world," said Enrique Sepúlveda, assistant professor in the Department of Ethnic Studies.

This symposium is bringing this historical event into a multimedia and multidisciplinary (or interdisciplinary) dialogue including the academic, artistic/performative, and collective/community memory to better understand this tragedy.

Buff Pantry

Short on food? The Buff Pantry is the on-campus food pantry at the University of Colorado Boulder and is open to all CU Boulder students.

Students are welcome to visit the Buff Pantry one time per week and will receive approximately 20 pounds of food per visit. The Buff Pantry provides shelf stable products, fresh produce, and personal care items at no cost to students. Food and personal care item selection will vary based on availability, donations, and time of year. We look forward to serving you!

The Buff Pantry is located on the first floor of the University Memorial Center (UMC) 139, next to Jamba Juice.

BOLD SSC Tutoring

The BOLD Student Success Center (SSC) provides free, virtual tutoring for a wide variety of courses. The SSC is a space for students to ask questions, get extra help or polish their skills in a friendly and mutually supportive setting. With a convenient schedule and friendly, encouraging tutors, the SSC is a great resource for anyone who wants a leg up on their coursework.

Anderson Language and Technology Center (ALTEC)

The Anderson Language and Technology Center (ALTEC) is part of the University of Colorado Boulder. We are a service unit that supports the language learning community at the University and in the state of Colorado. ALTEC has been making language learning increasingly interactive for thirty years and serves as a model for other universities seeking to update their language programs for the twenty-first century.

ProReady

The ProReady initiative is designed to prepare every CU Engineering student for career success in their chosen field. Chart your career path. Gain relevant experience. Grow your professional network.