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This past month more than 150 managers, supervisors and HR liaisons have attended a 45-minute, in-person briefing where Human Resources-Organizational and Employee Development presented an overview of a new, comprehensive year-long onboarding program for new employees.

Parking and Transportation Services has introduced parking changes for CU Boulder permit holders for the 2016 CU Boulder football season. Click through for specifics.

The Research and Innovation Office (RIO) invites faculty to a panel discussion on the David and Lucile Packard Foundation鈥檚 Fellowships for Science and Engineering. Professor Shijie Zhong, a CU recipient of a Packard Fellowship, will highlight his successful experience and answer questions from attendees.

Emergency Management and OIT have partnered up to release Alertus, a client installed on computers that issues a pop-up alert when there is an emergency on campus. The notification is only released to those on the campus network, and is in addition to text message and email notifications.

The CU Boulder campus alcohol agent will host several "TIPS" server classes and "Alcohol Service on Campus Policy" classes throughout the school year, to ensure compliance when serving alcohol at events on campus.

CU employees are eligible to meet with financial professionals for free from the university鈥檚 retirement plan service provider.

The Office of International Education (OIE) is seeking applications for its Global Citizen Awards, which honor and recognize outstanding contributions to international understanding by members of the CU Boulder community.

Summer Session provides an important academic opportunity for students and faculty. More than 7,500 students take Summer Session courses each year and about 95 percent of the students are in CU Boulder degree programs. Click through to read more about Summer Session programs and opportunities for class offerings.

You鈥檝e seen 鈥淭he Amazing Race,鈥� now you have a chance to compete in CU鈥檚 Amazing Race. Grab a friend to compete in physical and mental challenges on and around the CU Boulder campus. The winning team gets $1,000, half of which goes to a student group on campus.

Every now and then you hear the question: Do intercollegiate athletic programs belong in higher education? Earlier this month several staff members in our athletic department addressed this question as we looked ahead to the next three years in forming our strategic plan.