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The College of Liberal Arts & Sciences provides opportunities, leadership, and administrative support for faculty and staff to grow in their scholarly and professional work.

CLAS supports the mechanisms and processes for research, teaching, working with students and conducting the day-to-day business of managing the college’s academic units.

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CLAS News from Deans' Notes

Addison elected to Faculty Council

Joanne Addison, associate professor in the department of English and vice chair of the University of Colorado Denver Faculty Assembly, won election as secretary of Faculty Council for 2012-2013. Faculty Council recognized its annual award winners and elected new officers at the ... Read More »


Goode headed to Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research

Senior sociology major, Joshua Goode, has been accepted into the Summer Internship Program at the Inter-University Consortium for Political and Social Research at the University of Michigan. Josh will spend 10 weeks at ICPSR this summer developing advanced quantitative analysis ... Read More »


Hildebrand responds to David Brooks

Letters: An Elite College Education, Online?
The New York Times, May 7

David Hildebrand, associate professor ... Read More »


Metcalf named Co-Director of the Ancient Philosophy Society

Robert Metcalf, associate professor and chair of philosophy, was named Co-Director of the Ancient Philosophy Society last month at their annual meeting in San Francisco. At that meeting he presented the lecture, "On Character and Time-of-Life: Aristotle's Rhetoric ... Read More »


Ott essay analyzes ESPN’s coverage of Penn State sex scandal

Unnecessary roughness: ESPN’s construction of hypermasculine citizenship in the Penn State sex abuse scandal
Cultural ... Read More »


Tagg continues promoting physics education in Colorado and beyond

In March, Randall Tagg, associate professor in physics, co-organized and ran a session at the National Science Teachers Association national meeting in Indianapolis titled, "Year to Year: Building a Continuous Collective of Student Research with Mobile Devices/Online ... Read More »