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If you plan to join Remote ENVD Open Advising Hours on Buff Portal Advising, follow these five easy steps to connect with an advisor. 

1. Select “Click to check in” 
2. Check in by entering your identikey or Student ID (SID) 
3. Select the appropriate meeting “Remote ENVD Open Advising Hours” 
4. Enter the topic(s) you would like to discuss 
5. Monitor your colorado.edu email account for an email with a zoom link once an advisor becomes available 

Check Buff Portal Advising for upcoming appointments. Remote drop-in advising will be available weekly on Mondays, 1-3 p.m. 

Within the next month, the Digital Media Center (DMC) and Creative Labs Center (CLC) webpages will no longer list hyperlinks to PaperCut, WebCheckout and other file submission platforms. To continue ease of access, students should . 

Lecturer Casey Lindberg co-authored an in the Journal of Research in Personality. In November, Lindberg participated in the International WELL Building Insitute: . 

Please welcome the following academic advisors to the Student Success Team:
Majed Algamdi, professional first-year advisor
Bianca Delgado-Corchado, professional upper-division advisor, joining Nate Jones and Dylan West to advise second-year students through graduation. 

Please welcome the following staff to the Operations Team:
Angela Calo-Christianson, front office professional assistant
Emily Davis, creative center assistant

Stop by the ENVD lobby during the first Friday of each month to connect with your ENVD community. This event is hosted by the Environmental Design Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee. It was created to reinforce the value of informal connection, learning and dialogue.  

Who: Faculty, staff, students, community partners  
What: Come and go, connect with the ENVD community, enjoy snacks and coffee 
When: First Friday of each month 
Where:  ENVD lobby outside the Gallery 
How: In-person

7-week, online, short-intensive course for 3 credit hours  

This online course is designed as an applications course. It explores human and anthropocentric issues that have pronounced impact (both good and bad) on the environment. Students apply their basic knowledge of environmental science, policy, and values towards contemporary case studies. Positions students to participate in interdisciplinary dialogue while learning the hands-on skill of drafting policy briefs. Fulfills application requirement for Environmental Studies majors. For more information contact emily.nocito@colorado.edu