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On Friday, April 1, 20 staff and faculty members were recognized with the Marinus Smith Award during a reception hosted by New Student & Family Programs and CU Parents Association (CUPA). The Marinus Smith Recognition Awards are presented each spring to select CU-Boulder teachers, advisors and staff who made a significant, positive impact on the lives of CU-Boulder students.

Last week, while students were away on spring break, CU-Boulder Campus Dining Services chefs were hard at work learning how to create new plant-focused vegan and vegetarian food options that could be delicious for eaters of all appetites.

Last fall, CU-Boulder implemented a new move-in process to reduce traffic and impact on the community while ensuring the first experience incoming families and students have at the university is a positive one. The new plan succeeded in its goals, but changed 鈥渂usiness as usual鈥� on campus. CU-Boulder Today talked with the teams who are planning Fall 2016 Move-In to get an update on this year鈥檚 event, scheduled to begin the evening of Aug. 16 and continue through Aug. 17 and 18.

Welcome back, Buffs! I hope you all had a wonderful break and are ready to hit the ground running with cool events like Conference on World Affairs, a 36-hour hackathon and Cirque de la Symphonie.

JR Payne, who led Santa Clara University to its first winning record since 2008, has been named the eighth head women鈥檚 basketball coach in University of Colorado history, athletic director Rick George announced Monday.ned a five-year contract and the hire will become official pending approval of CU鈥檚 Board of Regents, as is the case with all high-profile campus positions.

The 彩民宝典 will test the CU-Boulder Alerts system at noon on Wednesday, March 30. The test will include text messages, emails, social media and website announcements. This spring鈥檚 test will also be the first small-scale test of the campus鈥� new Alertus desktop notification tool. Annual testing of emergency notification systems is required by the Clery Act, a federal law.

Why is CU-Boulder considered one of the best colleges for on-campus dining? In past generations, college dining had the reputation of being unhealthy, limited and not the best food. Today, the dining halls at CU-Boulder are wholly defying that reputation. Thanks to the efforts of Allison Smith and her coworkers in Housing and Dining Services, CU-Boulder students can rest assured that they always will have healthy, and good, food options on campus.

You know you read that section of your book, but鈥� you just can鈥檛 recall what it said. Sound familiar? Memory is a tricky thing, and when we鈥檙e stressed or sleepy it鈥檚 the first thing to take a hit. So, how do we hack our memories? A recent study found that repeatedly reviewing a concept鈥攍iterally repeating it out loud in our own words鈥攃aused the memory pathways in our brain get stronger. Try it out and read more in this month鈥檚 issue of Student Health 101 online magazine.

The chancellors and provosts of the University of Colorado invite faculty and staff to submit proposals for the development of a new, fully online undergraduate degree program to launch in fall 2018. Proposals will be accepted from now through July 15. The grant program provides funds to plan and develop a comprehensive, intercampus, online undergraduate degree that improves student access to the University of Colorado鈥檚 educational opportunities.

Students, faculty and staff gathered in the Glenn Miller Ballroom on the morning of St. Patrick's Day for a discussion on campus social climate with Chancellor Philip P. DiStefano, joined by CUSG executives Joseph Soto and John Lurquin.