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These are types of events or resources that help you:

• Practice and/or employ study habits and skills to demonstrate learning through questioning, analysis, formulation, calculation, and examination.
• Develop relationships and connections with faculty in support of your academic performance, course knowledge and/or mentorship.
• Locate and use campus resources that support your academic growth and skill development.

Event Examples:

• BOLD Community events with an emphasis on academic strategies, tips, topics, study sessions and other academic related activities
• Special seminars, lectures or TED talks provided by individual departments or programs
• Scheduling and attending tutoring related to your academic course load hosted on campus or that you have arranged privately
• Lunch-and-Learns held by BOLD

These are types of events and resources that help you: 

• Explore current and historic events and their implications on equity, inclusion and the current climate.
• Engage in dialogue around diverse perspectives and world views of others.
• Articulate one’s own cultural identity, beliefs and attitudes.

Event Examples:

• BOLD Center events around heritage nights, diversity, equity and inclusion workshops
• Cultural awareness events hosted by organizations on-campus or through BOLD such as Chai Chats, Ignite Social Change Conference, Transforming Gender Conference

These are types of events and resources that help you: 

• Locate and use campus resources around professional skill development, career goals, and networking. 
• Identify future goals or career pathways around internships, research programs, job opportunities and career fairs. 

Event Examples: 

• BOLD Center events on topics such as resume building, interviewing skills, and workplace conduct 
• Events sponsored by Career Services such as workshops and one-on-one resume critiques 
• Internship or research that spans the academic year
• Attendance at Career Fairs

These are types of events and resources that help you: 

• Connect with peers within the BOLD and CEAS communities. 
• Engage in interactive workshops that promote relationship-building and belonging. 
• Develop informal and formal relationships with other BOLD Scholars. 

Event Examples: 

• BOLD Center events involving crafts, social gatherings around holiday-themed activities and other events hosted by BOLD that don’t fit under the other categories
• Celebrations hosted by BOLD 
• Social networking events hosted by BOLD

These are types of events and resources that help you: 

• Locate and use campus resources around supporting healthy habits and well-being 
• Learn about wellness in ways that contribute to your success, well-being and overall health
• Practice and employ care techniques that proactively promote individual care, coping skills and health
• ​Identify future financial goals, define the fundamentals of budgets, savings and how interest works. 

Event Examples:

• BOLD Center events that help students create a “Wellness Plan”, teach students about self-care, food access resources and coping strategies around mental health. 
• Events or workshops hosted by Health Promotion or Basic Needs Center such as Wellness Wednesdays or Financial Literacy or “How to Tame Your Money”
  • Financial Literacy and Money Management Workshops hosted by the First-Gen Scholars program through CISC
  • Peer Wellness Coaching through Health Promotion

These are types of events and resources that help you: 

• Develop relationships with peers of diverse backgrounds to achieve shared goals and outcomes. 
• Develop skills in public speaking, presenting in front of peers, teams and/or organizations. 
• Describe and use culturally responsive strategies for resolving conflicts amongst peers and/or teams. 

Event Examples: 

• Workshops offered by CISC around topics such as Inclusive Leadership, Implicit Bias, UndocuAlly 
• Workshops or conferences around leadership or identities such as the CU Social Justice Summit, Ignite Social Justice and Leadership Conference and the Women’s Leadership Symposium

These are types of events that:

• Give back to the BOLD Center community.
• Involve active participation at events where you might help with food distribution, cleaning of common spaces, moving furniture and managing decorations.

Events to Support:

• CEAS recruitment events
• Engineering Sampler
• Engineer Your Future
• Mocktail Party
• BOLD social gatherings
• Engineering Launch
• BOLD Welcome or Graduation Events