Lunch and Learn Event
We are excited to continue our Educational Toolbox series of workshops that have been created by the Executive Vice Chancellor for Administration and Finance Central Services Administration Team - Police and Security, Budget and Planning, Financial Services and OGC, OIT, Facilities Management, Institutional Planning and Human Resources - and other VC and ASA areas will be added.
These workshops, presented by members of the campus senior leadership team, are open to all individuals regardless of role or responsibility level. The primary goal of these sessions is to help people gain the knowledge to support them in their roles, and their goals for their career, and to offer global training and sharing of knowledge.
Each of these sessions will be held as a hybrid event to accommodate flexible schedules. In-person attendees will be provided lunch. Space is limited, so register early! We look forward to seeing you!

New in 2026, participants are able to earn a Credly Participant Badge for attending our monthly events. In order to earn the badge, participants must:
Topic for September
AI Topic
Details TBD
Speakers
TBD
Date & Time
Wednesday, September 23rd, 2026 12:00p - 1:00p
Location
TBD
Registration link for September coming soon!
Zoom link will be provided after registering for those unable to attend in person.
We look forward to seeing you!
If you have any questions regarding the event, please contact HR Training Registration.
TIAA Retirement
Legislative Update
Building on the concepts introduced in Fiscal Foundations, this session revisits key fiscal policies through the lens of today's compliance environment. We'll share lessons learned from recent campus audit activities, discuss common areas of risk, highlight the evolving responsibilities of fiscal roles and answer questions. Whether you missed the original session or are looking for a refresher, you'll leave with practical guidance for making informed fiscal decisions and supporting strong stewardship of University resources.
Presenter:
Financial Services Fiscal Compliance Team
CU offers faculty and staff two great platforms for self-education on professional topics: Percipio and LinkedIn Learning. Sometimes using them can be overwhelming. Instructional Designers Angie Young and Kay Harding share their tips for sifting through the many resources on Percipio and LinkedIn Learning and getting the real benefit of using them in only a few minutes per day.
Presenters:
Angie Young, Ed.D., Senior Instructional Designer
Kay Miller Harding, Senior Instructional Designer