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Welcome back! To help you prepare for the new semester, Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Information Technology Services would like to provide a technology checklist that faculty and staff members can run through this week before the semester takes off.
After serving the Auraria Campus for 34 years, Health Center Executive Director Steve Monaco retired in December. “For almost 35 years on the Auraria Campus, Steve Monaco has built one of the most innovative, values-driven health clinics on a university campus in the entire country,” said Will Simpkins, Ed.D., vice president for Student Affairs at Metropolitan State University of Denver. “Steve […]
The Metropolitan State University of Denver Staff Senate welcomed Larry Sampler, chief operating officer; Stacy Dvergsdal, associate vice president for Human Resources; and Amanda Berry, director of Total Rewards, on Dec. 12 to discuss student-employment issues that were recently highlighted in a student-employee supervisor survey organized and facilitated by the Senate. The dialog focused on […]
Throughout the fall semester, the Student Success Launch Implementation Team made strides toward improving student retention and completion. This work is a key component in operationalizing Pillars I and II of Metropolitan State University of Denver’s 2030 Strategic Plan. As the University achieves its student-success goals and the flywheel starts to turn, more resources will be […]
Tickets are now available for Metropolitan State University of Denver’s annual MLK Peace Breakfast, a vibrant tradition that celebrates the legacy of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Jan. 12 Check-in and breakfast begins at 8:30 a.m.The program starts at 9 a.m.The program will conclude at about 11 a.m. Tivoli Turnhalle This year’s theme “Fight the […]
Dear Roadrunners, Thank you to the hundreds of employees who attended Tuesday’s Faculty and Staff Holiday Fest, and cheers to the University Events team for hosting another successful gathering. I hope you all enjoyed some good food, fellowship and a chance to relax before finals week and Commencement. Health Institute Simulation Labs progress I am […]
Metropolitan State University of Denver Leadership and Organizational Engagement is proud to announce the spring offering for LEAD, a leadership-development cohort program. The purpose of this program is to engage our leaders’ hearts and minds to make MSU Denver the place where employees want to be and feel they belong, in alignment with the 2030 Strategic Plan and University mission, vision and core […]
Roadrunner Tuesday is a special time of year when Roadrunners worldwide unite to take a bite out of student hunger at Metropolitan State University of Denver. The generosity of past donors has provided our students with the food to fuel their dreams of earning a degree and becoming tomorrow’s Changemakers. The goal is to raise $40,000 in […]
Join the Inclusive Insights Book Club for a discussion of U.S. author, essayist and cultural critic Roxane Gay’s short story “Noble Things,” an Afro-futurist tale of the U.S. South after a future “New Civil War” in which the South successfully secedes. Themes include division, family and the consequences of actions. In this time of political division when family dinners can lead to major stress, this story is all too relevant. The nine-page story should take […]
Dear MSU Denver employees, Metropolitan State University of Denver is conducting a comprehensive retrospective of the Workday implementation. I invite you to participate in a confidential survey about the Workday deployment as part of MSU Denver’s commitment to inclusive leadership, continuous improvement and excellence. The survey will remain open through Dec. 1, with focus groups scheduled for Dec. […]
