The CU-Arizona football game this Saturday, Nov. 12, features a Student Veterans of America pregame party to honor all military, veterans and family members. It goes from 10 a.m. to noon on the south patio of the University Memorial Center. There will be a live band and door prizes. Pregame tickets $10; football game are also $10.
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Over 500 people attended the “Creating Futures” campaign launch celebration on April 28, 2011. Alumni, parents, faculty and staff enjoyed performances, building open houses and a reception on Norlin Quad.
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Here we are at the CU in Los Angeles event at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion.
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Photos of CU Boulder Alumni Association online community manager Matt Duncan and webmaster Doug Wray posing freshly-shorn at the St. Baldrick’s Day children’s cancer fundraiser.
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The Herd’s annual talent competition pitted ten contestants against each other and yielded three winners. Here’s our photos from the event.
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Photos from the Alumni Association’s first Forever Buffs Night at the Center for Community (C4C)
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The Directors Club of the CU-Boulder Alumni Association had their winter meeting Jan. 29, 2011
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Governor John Hickenlooper made a surprise visit to the participants at CU Advocacy Day on Jan. 28. Nearly 200 people joined with CU President Bruce Benson, regents and legislators to talk about CU, the state budget and the future of higher education in Colorado.
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The CU Program Council donated its archives to the CU Heritage Center and past Director Phil Lobel was there to celebrate the past and encourage current Program Council staff.
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Friday Jan. 21 was CU night at the National Western Stock Show and the Alumni Association was there! Here’s our photos from the rodeo, please feel free to share them with your friends!
The Heritage Center’s Christmas tree on the third floor of Old Main. The Alumni Association would like to wish all CU alumni health and happiness throughout the holiday season and into the new year.
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The lovely seasonal decorations at the Koenig Alumni Center are up.
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Bill Harris (MPolSci’77) sent this photo in of CU alums at the battlefront in Kandahar Province, Afghanistan.
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Jon Embree’s first press conference at CU-Boulder’s Folsom Field, then a meet-and-greet at the Blake Street Tavern in Denver.
The final beam is placed in the Jennie Smoly Caruthers biotech building as CU luminaries and Jennie’s husband Marvin Caruthers look on.
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Bob Bruner (PolSci’60, MBA’63) is a rug collector extraordinaire. He says he found this rare rug portraying Rumi, a 13th century Persian Muslim poet, jurist, theologian and Sufi Mystic who was the founder of the Whirling Dervishes, in the back room of an oriental rug dealer in Florida. The 2 foot by 3 foot rug was made in Tabriz, Iran. Bob says the rug should attract a lot of attention on Google as there are no other images of Rumi there similar to this.
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Photos from the Nov. 11, 2010 Veterans Day remembrance at the University Memorial Center
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A Disney animator with credits on Fantasia and Bambi is a special guest at the opening of an exhibit of his works.
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The members of the Directors Club join with Chip to get ready for the CU Buffs game.
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These bulldogs dressed CU style and named Mama (on the right ) and her daughter Bubbles stole the show at the Alumni Association’s CU-Georgia pregame on Saturday, Oct. 2. The Georgia mascot, in case you didn’t know, is a bulldog. CU pulled out the game at the end and beat those Bulldogs 29-27.
Alum Jim Voss (MAero’74, HonDocSci’00) was an invited speaker at the Alumni Association board meeting on Friday, Sept. 17. Jim regaled the group with tales of riding the space shuttle, working on the International Space Station and biological complications of living in orbit. Voss is a retired Army colonel and has received numerous awards for his work. He speaks to university groups regularly as well as teaches an introduction to aerospace class at CU-Boulder. Jim Voss profile page.
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The Four Mile Canyon fire was clearly visible from Koenig Alumni Center. We could see and hear the slurry bombers shuttling back and forth from Denver.
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Over 5000 new Forever Buffs answered the ‘calling together’
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A student ambassador (in black t-shirt) leads a tour of prospective students and their parents and families on the Norlin Quadrangle. Between 18,000 and 20,000 people tour the CU-Boulder campus every year.
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Anthropology professor Payson Sheets, in the middle with his arm raised, took Forever Buffs t-shirts to his excavation site at El Ceren, El Salvador last month. Ceren is a well-preserved ancient Maya village that was buried by deep volcanic ash 1,400 years ago. Payson discovered it in 1976.
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After two and a half years as interim executive director of the Alumni Association, Ron Stump will retire in mid-August. Prior, he worked in the office of student affairs, most recently as vice chancellor for student affairs, for 12 years. In the photo he shows off his classic hand gestures at a party thrown by the alumni staff for him in July. Staff person, Eva Kruger who organizes senior auditors registration, is at right.
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Here’s a photoset from the 2010 Crested Butte Hike with Kent Zimmerman!
A reunion of the Zeta Beta Tau fraternity May 21-22 in Denver, Boulder, Nederland and Black Hawk drew 70 members and spouses from across the country.
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The Great Recession of 2007-10: Causes, Consequences and Cures was the topic of the two-day Alumni College held earlier this month at the CU Law School.
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Joanne Arnold celebrated her 80th birthday at the Koenig Alumni Center, surrounded by friends and mementoes of her amazing career.
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At the end of the first day (June 13) of the annual Ride the Rockies bike ride Ben (ElEngr’04) and Kelly Merkel (Hist’04) were temporarily exhausted and cold, as they had been riding through hail.
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Elizabeth Waldrop Wagner (Hist,Ital’01) of Santa Barbara, Calif., hosted a reunion in Boulder for some 15 alums and spouses over Memorial Day weekend. They shared laughs and memories, toured campus with Jake the great one-armed guide (bike accident) and participated in the Bolder Boulder.
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Jane Beard (Hist’63) of Dallas sent this photo of her recent tour of southern Colorado with Virginia Tandler “Wink” Brace (Edu’63) of Centennial, Colo. Their explorations included the Durango & Silverton Railroad (in the photo) and Mesa Verde and Great Sand Dunes national parks.
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Photos from the ceremony marking the move by University of Colorado from Big 12 to PAC-10
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Kramer the cat only has eyes for CU this summer. The Alumni Association is eyeing a variety of events for you to enjoy. Walk on over to our Events page and get into the action! Don’t be left clawing for something to do or end up with a calendar littered with boring activities. The Alumni Association is in your eye year-round! (Kramer is taken care of by Alumni staff person Diane Georgia.)
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