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Champions Center

Indoor Practice Facility

Folsom Field

Dal Ward Athletic Center

CU Events Center

Basketball/Volleyball Practice Facility

Kittredge Field

Buffalo Run Cross Country Course

Potts Field

Prentup Field

Colorado National Golf Course

South Campus Tennis Courts

Balch Fieldhouse

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The official facilities page for the University of Colorado Buffs

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The 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.
In UMC you can find many places for food:

Alferd Packer Restaurant & Grill (Alferd Packer Restaurant & Grill, Al’s Greens Salad Bar, Al’s Lodge Rice Bowls, El Canibal Mexican Specialties, Grab-N-Go, Slumgullion Pass Grill, Soup and Chili Bar, The Tabor)

Infinitus Pie -for Pizza!-

Jamba Juice

Panda Express -I like noodles-

Starbucks -coffee!!-

Subway

UMC Market -snacks-

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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. Welcome to your UMC!

The UMC is leading the charge for sustainable practices on the CU campus. In addition to ongoing recycling and renewable energy programs, the UMC was awarded CU Boulder's first LEED Silver Certification.

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Skip to Content 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.

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Campus is developing a program to provide a base package of personal protective equipment and cleaning supplies for non-residential campus buildings.

The bus transit subgroup is working on guidance for Buff Bus capacity.

The Facilities Task Force, provost’s office and registrar are working together to further identify different types of spaces to accommodate fall classes, such as non-traditional spaces, improvements to existing spaces, hotel spaces, and/or climate-controlled tents.

The University Libraries will begin a new service for contactless requests and pick up of materials. Requests can be submitted starting July 15, and pickups can be scheduled as early as July 21 for the west entrance of Norlin Library. More detailed information is coming soon.

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Announced at the end of May, the CU Boulder community is making preparations for a COVID-19-ready campus for the fall semester, with classes beginning on Aug. 24. Three groups were established to assist in the implementation of the Road Map to Fall 2020:

COVID-19-Ready Campus Team

Academic Instruction Team

Resource Alignment Team

These teams are hard at work building the infrastructure and procedures that will be necessary to mitigate risk and facilitate research and teaching this fall. As part of this iterative process, the teams are committed to sharing regular updates on their progress.

News from the COVID-19-Ready Campus Team

Campus is developing a program to provide a base package of personal protective equipment and cleaning supplies for non-residential campus buildings. The package includes: two reusable cloth masks for each student, faculty and staff member; hand sanitizer stations and refills for main building entrances and high traffic areas; disposable wipes for classrooms; and spray bottles of disinfectant cleaning solution and paper towels to provide building proctors for use in offices, labs or areas not routinely serviced by custodial staff.

A second order of 40,000 reusable cloth masks has been placed, with a total of 80,000 now on order by the campus with the intent to provide two such masks to each student, faculty and staff member.

The bus transit subgroup is working on guidance for Buff Bus capacity.

The Facilities Task Force, provost's office and registrar are working together to further identify different types of spaces to accommodate fall classes, such as non-traditional spaces, improvements to existing spaces, hotel spaces, and/or climate-controlled tents.

The University Libraries will begin a new service for contactless requests and pick up of materials. Requests can be submitted starting July 15, and pickups can be scheduled as early as July 21 for the west entrance of Norlin Library. More detailed information is coming soon.

News from the Resource Alignment Team

Following the arrival of 1,000 portable high-efficiency particulate air, or HEPA, filtration units, campus has also taken delivery of 300 sheets of Plexiglas for installation of barriers. Cleaning supplies and hand sanitizer dispensers are also beginning to arrive.

Given the limited availability of resources, the Resource Alignment Team discussed giving priority to purchases that would provide the greatest benefit/impact to the greatest number of people. Requests that may be more unit-specific or unique for a smaller population will still be considered, but may not receive campus funding.

News from the Academic Instruction Team

The third edition of academic instruction guidance from this team was sent on to deans, chairs and directors on June 30. Topics included academic scheduling, community and senior auditors, academic technology, Zoom best practices, teaching support, how classroom space is being made COVID-19-ready and other faculty frequently asked questions.

The team is now preparing the fourth edition of academic instruction guidance. Topics will include advising, provisions for international students and more.

Do you have a question or comment about implementation team work on the Road Map to Fall 2020? Submit a question or comment.

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As the campus community prepares for a COVID-19-ready fall semester, the implementation teams of the Road Map to Fall 2020 share regular updates. In this issue: masks for each student, faculty and staff member; air filter and Plexiglas installations; guidance on bus capacity; and more.

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In CU Boulder we have six different Libraries on campus offer a variety of academic resources including study spaces, research help, workshops, personal consultations, computers and coffee.
Libraries:

Business Library, Earth Sciences & Map Library, Engineering, Math & Physics Library, Law Library, Music Library, Norlin Library

Those will provide perfect places for studying, especially The Engineering, Math & Physics Library. Since my classes will probably be around it.

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Thank you for visiting the University Libraries' website. Please fill out the form below to submit comments or questions about our buildings, services, website or any other topic. If you need research help, please ask a librarian.

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Skip to Content Submit Feedback Thank you for visiting the University Libraries' website. Please fill out the form below to submit comments or questions about our buildings, services, website or any other topic. If you need research help, please ask a librarian.

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when it comes to studying I love quite places with no interruptions, so it might be my room or a quite library or another special place that I might find discovering the University campus.

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The Academic Resources in CU Boulder can help you to manage your time:

Academic Success and Achievement Program

Disability Services

Retroactive Withdrawal

Student Academic Success Center

Student Support and Case Management

University Libraries

Veteran and Military Affairs

Writing Center

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Five libraries offer a variety of academic resources including study spaces, research help, workshops, personal consultations, computers and coffee.

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Feeling stressed or overwhelmed about school work, finances or just life in general? CU Boulder offers several resources to help manage your stress:

Talk to your advisor

Counseling and Psychiatric Services

CU Money Sense

At CU Boulder we have Health and Wellness Services.
Health and Wellness Services offers a range of services on campus to support CU Boulder students' health and well-being. Ranging from recreation services, medical care, counseling, advocacy services and more, Health and Wellness Services aims to keep students healthy so they can succeed while they are at CU and beyond.

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Health and Wellness Services offers a range of services on campus to support CU Boulder students' health and well-being. Ranging from recreation services, medical care, counseling, advocacy services and more, Health and Wellness Services aims to keep our students healthy so they can succeed while they are at CU and beyond.

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The CU Boulder campus is welcoming students back for a COVID-19 ready semester with a flexible, in-person experience that is designed for safety, ensures access and quality for our students and moves the campus forward.

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Announced at the end of May, the CU Boulder community is making preparations for a COVID-19-ready campus for the fall semester, with classes beginning on Aug. 24. Three groups were established to assist in the implementation of the Road Map to Fall 2020:

COVID-19-Ready Campus Team

Academic Instruction Team

Resource Alignment Team

These teams are hard at work building the infrastructure and procedures that will be necessary to mitigate risk and facilitate research and teaching this fall. As part of this iterative process, the teams are committed to sharing regular updates on their progress.

News from the COVID-19-Ready Campus Team

Housing

Research

The Office of Research and Innovation is preparing for a transition to the expanded phase of its Return to Research plan by mid-July. The expanded phase (phase 2) will mainly entail an increase in the hours and activities that researchers approved to come to campus will be able to spend in their buildings. The return to campus and fieldwork PDF document has been updated to outline the criteria for the expanded phase and is on the RIO site.

Libraries

The University Libraries are tentatively planning to begin contactless pickups on July 15, with more detailed information to come soon.

Facilities/Infrastructure

One thousand portable HEPA filtration units have arrived. Facilities will be tagging them and begin installation soon. Protocols for operation and maintenance of these units are concurrently being developed. MERV 13 air filters are due to arrive in early August.

The facilities task force (FTF) is examining risks associated with water fountains/water bottle filling stations, as well as with hand dryers. Recommendations are forthcoming.

The social distancing subgroup has identified the gap needed to be filled for classroom spaces. The facilities task force is conducting economic analyses of several options to meet the classroom need including commercially available spaces adjacent to campus, climate-controlled tents and investments/modifications to existing CU spaces. The subgroup is also working on building circulation and signage.

The outdoor/transportation demand management group has been working closely with the Environmental Center, Parking Services and city of Boulder to create safer pedestrian and bike pathways within and between our campuses. They have also identified designated pick-up/drop-off/loading zones in anticipation of increased demand for delivery services and ridesharing. Several outdoor sites have also been identified for open-air tents that can be used for study, dining, or meeting space.

The FTF is working on addressing the unique needs of some academic programs such as environmental design studios, dance, music and theater classes.

The Recreation Center has spaced out equipment to meet CDC social distancing standards.

Public Health Awareness and Accountability

Campuswide operational facilities signage templates are under development. The next priority is a webpage to easily share campaign assets with the campus community and lead communicators.

News from the Academic Instruction Team

The Office of the Registrar, in partnership with the Facilities Task Force, is completing room assignments for in-person and hybrid in-person classes for fall 2020. These assignments will reflect the room capacity limitations of physical distancing requirements.

The FTF is assisting academic scheduling by expanding the numbers of classrooms by the temporary conversion of campus spaces for classroom use.

The Provost accepted the joint recommendation of the Office of Advancement and the Division of Continuing Education that the Senior Auditors Program and the Community Auditors Program be suspended for fall 2020.

The Office of Information Technology completed its survey of deans, department heads and program directors regarding audiovisual and hardware needs and published a summarized report.

OIT has received one-time funds to provide Dell laptops to CU Boulder instructors and lecturers identified as having unmet personal technology needs and will be working with academic units to identify eligible recipients.

OIT is expanding resources for remote teaching and learning for the fall semester by significantly increasing the number of remote-capable classrooms; acquiring a tool, My Mediasite Personal Capture, that will allow instructors to record, edit and share their own content from any location; and expanding remote access to software that students would typically access in an on-campus computer lab.

A new edition of guidance was sent to deans, chairs and directors on June 29 on the above topics and on Zoom best practices, expanded teaching support resources from the Center for Teaching and Learning, provisions in progress for COVID-19-ready classrooms and new FAQs from faculties.

News from the Resource Alignment Team

Note: Several resource alignment updates are also highlighted among the academic instruction updates.

Acquisition of technology has been underway to make more than 350 classrooms ready for remote/hybrid learning in fall 2020.

OIT reached out to chairs, deans and directors the week of June 29 to confirm the list of instructors and lecturers with unmet personal technology needs in order to match them with available Dell laptops that are being ordered for the fall.

Results were gathered from a recent IT needs survey sent to deans and chairs and finalized on June 26. Survey respondents expressed an urgency for audiovisual and hardware needs, in-classroom tech support and software access.

Under review is an expansion of Proctorio exam-proctoring software.

Accessing MediaSite for at-home recording is under development with a target launch date in mid-July.

The team is developing a prioritization matrix that weights health and safety measures necessary to limit the transmission of COVID-19 and continuity of mission-centered activities for fall 2020 as the top two measures.

Ongoing discussionsinclude a CU System request for proposals for a remote collaboration tool.

Do you have a question or comment about implementation team work on the Road Map to Fall 2020? Submit a question or comment.

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Announced at the end of May, the CU Boulder community is making preparations for a COVID-19-ready campus for the fall semester, with classes beginning on Aug. 24.

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CU Boulder is continuously updating its information and guidance for the university community to address the changing status of COVID-19 in a specific page on their website. This page is intended to provide information about COVID-19 and its impacts to CU Boulder, precautions that are being taken, prevention measures you can take and a compilation of frequently asked questions.

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CU Boulder is closely monitoring the global public health concern involving coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19).