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September offerings from the Center for Teaching & Learning include timely workshops on mitigating bias, wellness in the time of COVID-19. They also include ongoing community meetings.

Election Day is here! Colorado residentsÌýcan still register and vote in person, with polls closing at 7 p.m. Get tips on voter registration, campus voting centers and 24-hour drop boxes, plus more.

Join Emily CoBabe-Ammann and Jeff Cox, leaders of Academic Futures, to learn the current status of reorganizing the College of Arts and Sciences into three divisions and the process for faculty in each division to implement local governance mechanisms.

Beginning Sept. 15, this Getches-Wilkinson Center series will explore issues such as the rise of creative funding, leveraging the business community, linkages between healthy landscapes, climate adaptation and improved resiliency, and more.

On Sept. 17, join Professor Ming Hsu Chen, who will elaborate on the concept of pursuing citizenship, drawing from her new book, Pursuing Citizenship in the Enforcement Era.

Register now for virtual free lectures about solar research, political compromise and musical time featuring some of ÌÒÉ«ÊÓƵ's most dynamic faculty.

A virtual workshop Sept. 22 will show you how to identify and address mental health concerns associated with COVID-19. Learn tips and tools to help promote mental wellness and reduce stress.

This interactive talk is focused on recognizing the function and method of stress and how to reduce it. During the training, you will learn practical tips and tools to manage stress and change unhealthy habits.

The CU system invites you to learn more about self-care. Leading the workshop will be Alex Yannacone, a director at the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Depression Center on the Anschutz Medical Campus.