Jill Zimorski, one of just 299 master sommeliers in the world, will be teaching wine and beverage classes at the Fritz Knoebel School of Hospitality Management.
With activities ranging from rock climbing to horseback riding, the signature University of Denver tradition helps first-year students explore the Rocky Mountains and themselves.
The Faculty and Staff Awards honor six faculty, three staff members, and one department for their remarkable service to DU students and the broader campus community.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
Two members of the University of Denver community have been recognized by the National Association of Student Personnel Administrators (NASPA) for their work within student affairs.
The studio aims to give faculty and staff a high-tech, low-complexity way to produce quality content for a host of uses, from classroom instruction to marketing. It’s as simple as inserting a USB into the studio’s computer, hitting that all-important button and unplugging the USB at the end, already loaded with the ready-to-play mp4 file.
