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Author: Alison Meyer

Branden Whitfield

A social media page is a powerful tool to engage Roadrunner partners, share wins and recruit people to get involved with the campus initiatives that make Metropolitan State University of Denver special.  However, University-branded accounts must follow recently updated guidelines to ensure compliance with the law, brand consistency and ethical use of artificial intelligence.   Branden Whitfield, social media manager in University Communications and Marketing, is here to help. See […]

Author: Alison Meyer

Staff

Same-day medical appointments and no-cost health services are available to faculty and staff members through the Health Center at Auraria, offering a convenient alternative to long wait times for primary care.  The center offers a broad range of clinical services, including primary care, psychiatric support and telehealth appointments. Faculty and staff can also be seen for sick visits, including infections, […]

Author: Alison Meyer

Lynne Winter

In the early hours of Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Day of Giving on March 19, Meredith Jeffers, Ph.D., executive director of University Strategy, and Martina Felderman, Ph.D., executive leadership coach and founder of Leadership Ascent, arrived at Movement Golden to take on the MSU Denver Vertical Mile Climb Challenge.    Inspired by the ‘Rise to the Future’ theme, Jeffers challenged herself and Felderman […]

Author: Alison Meyer

Lynne Winter

When Metropolitan State University of Denver Computer Science major and Pi Sigma Epsilon member Nathan Allison volunteered for the 2025 Colorado Rockies 50/50 Raffle, he viewed it simply as a way to raise money for his fraternity.  “Each ‘yes’ fueled a new kind of motivation,” said Allison, one of the season’s top sellers. “It became a personal challenge to push myself for a cause I believed in.”  This year marks the ninth season the MSU Denver Alumni Association has […]

Author: Alison Meyer

Staff

Metropolitan State University of Denver invites students, faculty members, staff members, community members and prospective students to a one-of-a-kind evening at the Denver Art Museum (DAM) on April 14.   The annual event celebrates the partnership between the University and the museum with a fun-filled evening that includes a panel discussion, food, art-making workshops, and dance theater and music performances inspired by artworks at the […]

Author: Alison Meyer

Stephanie Zepelin

Students, faculty, staff and alumni represented the University on Monday for Metropolitan State University of Denver Day at the Colorado State Capitol, a day dedicated to celebrating the University’s impact and engaging directly with state legislators on issues affecting higher education.  The day began with a Senate tribute recognizing MSU Denver’s historic volleyball season. Lawmakers honored the Roadrunners for their national championship run, the first in program […]

Author: Alison Meyer

Staff

The 2026–27 University catalogs are now published and available online on the new landing page.   The Faculty Senate Academic Policies Committee, in conjunction with the Curriculum, Academic Effectiveness, and Policy Development Office, also conducted significant work to reorganize and revitalize the undergraduate catalog. Changes include updating the grouping logic of policies and information, creating an A-Z index, updating the catalog […]

Author: Alison Meyer

Staff

Whether you need help understanding your benefits, managing stress, navigating workplace concerns or finding professional support, MSU Denver provides a variety of resources designed to help employees thrive. Explore the resources below to learn what’s available and how to access support when you need it.  

Author: Alison Meyer

Staff

Metropolitan State University of Denver will host a Comprehensive Evaluation Visit from the Higher Learning Commission (HLC) Sept. 28–29 as part of the University’s 10-year Standard Pathway accreditation cycle with the HLC.  Accreditation through the HLC is required for institutions to participate in federal Title IV financial aid programs and affirms that the University meets established standards of academic quality, ethical conduct and institutional effectiveness. The process also provides an opportunity for institutional reflection and continuous […]

Author: Alison Meyer

Alison Meyer

Policies may live on a website, but at Metropolitan State University of Denver, they show up in everyday moments.  They guide how a staff member responds to a sensitive records request. They shape a student organization’s culture. They influence how a department designs a flyer or updates a webpage. In 2025, the University completed one of the […]