Want to know how to evaluate and negotiate a job offer? Stop by this workshop to learn how to understand your job offer, evaluate if the offer is right for you, and negotiate the offered salary and other benefits! You do not need to have an active job offer to attend this workshop - you can […]
This seminar provides psychoeducation and brain science and offers practical tools and strategies to improve executive functioning skills. The three sessions are divided into content that builds upon itself. The modules are dedicated to (1) supporting self-regulation (2) optimizing our environment and (3) utilizing organization and management tools/strategies. By the end of the seminar, you […]
The Pathways Explorations Series features large-scale, TED-style talks where motivating and inspiring speakers tell their personal, academic and professional stories to our Mines campus community. The talks are required for […]
Poetry and Fiction Reading with Professor Leona Sevick (poet) and the NYTimes bestselling author Snowden Wright. Each will read from their new books and follow them with a question and […]
Thursday, 10/17, Marquez Hall 322 @ 10AM Joel Howard Senior Quantum Engineer at Rigetti Computing Precision Hamiltonian Engineering of Flux-Tunable Superconducting Qubits Joel Howard received his master’s in applied physics at Mines. Working with Drs. Meenakshi Singh and Zhexuan Gong, he developed fast entangling gates on a two-transmon system in collaboration with the Quantum Electrodynamics […]
Drop in on zoom for a personalized consultation with a counselor from the Counseling Center. Please review Virtual Office Hours Consent prior to attending. Join here via zoom: https://zoom.us/j/92996807583
The Helping Others Series acknowledges that some people are “natural helpers,” who their friends, family, and classmates turn to when they are looking for support and/or advice. While many of us embrace this role and genuinely want to be helpful to others, it can sometimes be overwhelming. This series focuses on the importance of setting […]
Undergraduates face many challenges and changes throughout their journey at Mines including adjusting to new living situations, dealing with increased academic stress, going through changes with relationships, and finding an internship or job. This group is a supportive place where you can share your experiences with other undergraduate students, find connection with peers and learn […]
Did you know Laughter Therapy is a thing? During this workshop, you will find out what Laughter Therapy is, learn about the physical and emotional benefits of Laughter, as well as learn some Laughter Therapy Exercises. Bonus: You will have the opportunity to “just laugh” with your peers. This is a virtual event, register for […]
We recognize the unique journeys individuals take in exploring their relationship with alcohol and drugs. Mines for Recovery and Awareness seeks to provide an inclusive and compassionate space for all students, whether you’re sober-curious, sober by choice, in recovery, or simply seeking to better understand and support those around you. For the spring semester, meetings […]
All students are welcome to attend to voice their ideas, concerns, and feedback with your Undergraduate Student Government. Attend Senate meetings every week! Sitting in on Senate meetings allows you […]
Strange Bedfellows: Intersections Between Poetry and Fiction Writing with Leona Sevick and Snowden Wright. Batman and the Joker. Grendel and Beowulf. Steve Urkel and Carl Winslow. Feuds have been around since time immemorial, but never has one existed more contentious, more heated, more blood-soaked and world-ravaging than the eternal struggle between poets and fiction writers. […]
Strange Bedfellows: Intersections Between Poetry and Fiction Writing with Leona Sevick and Snowden Wright Batman and the Joker. Grendel and Beowulf. Steve Urkel and Carl Winslow. Feuds have been around […]
Please join the Payne Institute for Public Policy at the Colorado School of Mines as we welcome Jahara “FRANKY” Matisek, Ph.D., presenting a hybrid seminar titled Western Security Assistance: Trends Amidst Great […]
Please join the Energy Emissions Modeling Data Lab (EEMDL) and the Payne Institute for Public Policy at the Colorado School of Mines as we host a student poster session on Methane Emissions on […]
Drop in on zoom for a personalized consultation with a counselor from the Counseling Center. Please review Virtual Office Hours Consent prior to attending. Join here via zoom: https://zoom.us/j/92996807583
Spooktacular is finally here! Join the Mines Museum for a super fun, FREE, teal pumpkin trick or treat event. Come in your favorite costumes, enjoy STEM themed hands-on activities (and treats), win prizes, and take pictures with Ms. Colorado herself!! Also not to be missed... Mr. Bones Face painting Blaster the burro Spooky exhibits!
Drop in on zoom for a personalized consultation with a counselor from the Counseling Center. Please review Virtual Office Hours Consent prior to attending. Join here via zoom: https://zoom.us/j/92996807583
Anxiety Toolbox focuses on helping you understand anxiety and build skills to manage these symptoms. The three sessions are divided into content that builds upon itself. The modules are dedicated to (1) understanding anxiety, (2) introducing a method for slowing down and disentangling the experience of anxiety, and (3) developing alternative responses to anxiety. By […]
Please join the Energy Emissions Modeling and Data Lab (EEMDL) and the Payne Institute for Public Policy at the Colorado School of Mines as we welcome Faculty Fellow Dr. Dorit Hammerling hosting the […]
Drop in on zoom for a personalized consultation with a counselor from the Counseling Center. Please review Virtual Office Hours Consent prior to attending. Join here via zoom: https://zoom.us/j/92996807583
The Next Level is a place for graduate students to support each other through the experience of being a Mines graduate student. Graduate students face unique challenges such as advanced academics, complicated relationships with faculty, research pressures and building a life beyond grad school. Navigating this “next level” can be extremely stressful and exhausting. Graduate […]
Speaker and topic to be announced All lectures held in CoorsTek 140/150 unless otherwise specified Pre-seminar snacks will be offered in CoorsTek 140/150 from 3:30pm-4:00pm.
The Career Center is offering current Mines students the opportunity to get Professional Profile Photos. The photoshoot is a drop-in event and no registration is required to participate. Photos will receive light touch-ups and be sent within 1 week of the event. Find more information about this event and all other Career Center activities on DiggerNet.
Drop in on zoom for a personalized consultation with a counselor from the Counseling Center. Please review Virtual Office Hours Consent prior to attending. Join here via zoom: https://zoom.us/j/92996807583
Are you as assistant professor looking to get a strong start on promotion and/or tenure? Join these lunch workshops! The "Launching Your Academic Career" faculty workshops start again this August. […]
Attendees will have the chance to hear firsthand experiences, gain advice on career development, and understand the qualifications and skills needed to succeed in the industry. In addition, this event offers a unique networking opportunity, allowing students to connect with experts, ask questions, and build professional relationships that can open doors to future opportunities. Don’t […]
Thursday, 10/24, Marquez Hall 322 @ 10AM (tentative) Matthew Curry Quantum Computing Research Scientist at Intel Labs Zoom: https://tinyurl.com/msun8t2p
Drop in on zoom for a personalized consultation with a counselor from the Counseling Center. Please review Virtual Office Hours Consent prior to attending. Join here via zoom: https://zoom.us/j/92996807583
Office Hours is a convenient way to learn about our services, what to expect from counseling or ask questions about mental health. No appointment needed! Request Zoom link to join, during times listed below, to talk with a Mines counselor privately for 15 minutes. These sessions do not constitute treatment but can help connect you […]
The Helping Others Series acknowledges that some people are “natural helpers,” who their friends, family, and classmates turn to when they are looking for support and/or advice. While many of us embrace this role and genuinely want to be helpful to others, it can sometimes be overwhelming. This series focuses on the importance of setting […]
This October we are recognizing National Disability Employment Awareness Month with a virtual workshop discussing disability disclosure and accommodation requests in the workplace. Are you wanting to learn best practices for disclosing a disability and/or requesting reasonable accommodations for when you enter industry? Are you staff or faculty wanting to increase your knowledge to help […]
Undergraduates face many challenges and changes throughout their journey at Mines including adjusting to new living situations, dealing with increased academic stress, going through changes with relationships, and finding an internship or job. This group is a supportive place where you can share your experiences with other undergraduate students, find connection with peers and learn […]
We are all entrenched in diet culture messages about how we should look and what we should eat. This workshop will explore how to push back on these messages to celebrate all body sizes and shapes and offer tips & resources for engaging with your body in a more respectful and compassionate way. This is […]
This workshop covers basic information and coping skills around psychological trauma: what it is, including types of trauma, signs & symptoms, and some options for coping with distress as well as information about treatment options. The approach used in this workshop aims to avoid triggering individuals who have experienced trauma and to provide destigmatizing information, […]
We recognize the unique journeys individuals take in exploring their relationship with alcohol and drugs. Mines for Recovery and Awareness seeks to provide an inclusive and compassionate space for all students, whether you’re sober-curious, sober by choice, in recovery, or simply seeking to better understand and support those around you. For the spring semester, meetings […]
All students are welcome to attend to voice their ideas, concerns, and feedback with your Undergraduate Student Government. Attend Senate meetings every week! Sitting in on Senate meetings allows you to voice your concerns, or learn about our current projects being worked on. Sit down with your class representatives, class president, or governing body representative […]
Society of Women in Physics is a student organization centered on providing a welcoming place for gender minorities in physics. We discuss physics culture, career journeys, and create an open area for socialization within the department. SWiP is open to anyone, and all meetings are catered! We meet the fourth Thursday of every month in […]
