CU Beyond 1
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Visit a Housing Fair
Jan. 14 | 4 - 7 p.m. | Williams Village, Village Center MPR |
March 4 | 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. | UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom |
Dozens of landlords and property managers. Hundreds of off campus properties to explore. Free pizza and prizes. Great opportunity for students to engage in their off campus housing search.
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Stop by the Be Involved Fair
ÌýJan. 21 | 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. | UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom
Whether you join a student organization, get connected with a campus department, work an on-campus job, volunteer in your community for an issue you are passionate about or find a new hobby you would like to explore, getting involved gives you the opportunity to grow! Make sure to stop by the Be Involved Fair!
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Attend a Career FairÌý
Jan. 15 | 11 a.m. - 2 p.m. | UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom |
March 10 | 3 - 7 p.m. | Virtual |
April 2 | 11 a.m. - 4 p.m. | UMC Glenn Miller Ballroom |
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Participate in a Sko Serve Spring Break Trip
March 14-21 | Locations Vary | Spring Break Programs
The Sko Serve program sends teams of college students to engage in meaningful service during breaks from school. This program provides the opportunity to make a difference through service, reflect upon your experience and create long-lasting connections with others.Ìý
CU Boulder Traditions
Participating in CU Boulder traditions is one great way to show your Buff pride and enhance your student experience! We have tradition events taking place all year long from Fall Welcome and Homecoming, to Halloween and St. Patrick's Day, to finals and more!
Make an impact with direct giving to CU Boulder. Student philanthropy is a great way to show your Buff pride and invest in your community!
Fall Welcome is one of CU's most popular traditions. As you kickoff the year, be sure to stop by all of the Fall Welcome signature events. The Be Involved Fair, one of the Fall Welcome signature events, is a great opportunity to connect with student organizations and begin to find your interests at CU Boulder.Ìý
- Be Involved Fair | Wednesday, Aug. 27 | 2-6 p.m. | Farrand Field
Don't miss out on Halloween programming as a way to participate in some of our favorite fall traditions! Stop by "Hill"oween, one of our signature events, for a costume contest, pumpkin painting, free food and more!
- "Hill"oween | Thursday, Oct. 30 | 4-7 p.m. | Beach Park
Your Journey, Continued
Taking advantage of the resources, opportunities and programs available during your second or third year of college can empower you to deepen your learning, grow your network and gain clarity about your academic and professional path. By engaging fully with these offerings, you set yourself up for lasting success both at CU Boulder and beyond.Ìý
Career Prep and Development ÌýÌý
Career Services offers tailored support for second- and third-year students as you start to define your professional interests and prepare for life after college. From resumes and interview prep to career fairs and internship connections, career advisors can help you explore paths, set goals and gain the skills needed to stand out. Engaging with Career Services at this stage in your collegiate journey can give you a head start on networking, discovering your strengths and confidently moving toward the future you envision.Ìý
Student Employment ÌýÌý
Working on campus during your second or third year can be a valuable way to develop professional skills, earn income and connect with fellow Buffs. On-campus jobs often offer flexible schedules that accommodate your classes, allowing you to prioritize academics while gaining experience. By taking on these roles, you can build rapport with faculty and staff, strengthen your resume and discover new interests or career directions that complement your studies.Ìý
Leadership Opportunities ÌýÌý
Taking the initiative to pursue leadership opportunities during your second or third year can be transformative—both in shaping your college journey and preparing you for the future. Leadership roles, whether in student organizations, student boards, research projects or volunteer programs, help you grow essential skills such as communication, organization, problem-solving and collaboration. These experiences allow you to broaden your perspective and contribute meaningfully to the campus community. Leadership experience can also open doors to networking connections, references, and future internships or jobs.ÌýÌý
Service Learning ÌýÌý
Service learning during your second or third year connects your academic studies with real-world experience by combining coursework with community projects. Working alongside non-profits or civic organizations lets you apply classroom concepts, develop critical thinking, and gain skills valued by employers and graduate schools. Service learning also builds empathy, broadens perspectives, and helps form meaningful connections, supporting both personal growth and professional development. Connect with Service Learning & Impact in Community Engagement (SLICE) to find opportunities.Ìý
Participate to win!

Complete your CU Buffs Passport and you could score one of three ultimate CU Buffs Prize Bundles from the CU Book Store!
Each bundle is packed with Buffs pride, including:
- Cozy blanket
- Stylish mug and travel mug
- CU hat and beanie
- Picture frame
- Stuffed buffalo
- Ornament
- …and even more surprises!
Don’t miss your chance—start your passport adventure today!






