CU Denver is continuing to monitor the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). Our website is updated daily.
Students: Get help with remote learning tools Canvas and Zoom, find tips on being a successful remote learner, and access resources like online tutoring.
A number of resources created and curated by our digital education, teaching, and learning teams are available to support remote teaching. These resources will be updated frequently, so please check back often.
The Office of Digital Education offers 1:1 online consultations with instructional design and academic technology experts for 30-minute sessions by appointment. Sign up for an ODE Consultation.
As of Monday, March 16, supervisors should have identified employees who can work remotely. As soon as a supervisor provides authorization, an employee—student workers, researchers, faculty, and staff—can work remotely following their required registration on our remote workforce site.
Connect with technology resources to support your off-campus work. Tools and resources are updated regularly so check back often.
If you have been exposed to the coronavirus (COVID-19), are under quarantine and/or awaiting test results, or if you have been informed by a public health department or a medical provider that you have tested positive or are presumptively positive for the coronavirus, or believe you are experiencing coronavirus symptoms, you must report your status. Please take the following steps.
These last two steps are especially important as we monitor the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19) within the campus community and beyond. Gathering pertinent health information is essential to the well-being of the campus community.
We know that CU Denver is a close community and that you all care for each other, so if you know someone who may need additional support or you have a concern about something happening in regards to COVID-19, please submit a referral form here.
Questions on how CU Denver is addressing discrimination associated with COVID-19.
Questions faculty have about remote teaching. Includes practical how-to instructions, student accommodations, and FERPA guidelines.
Questions about remote learning for students. Includes practical how-to instructions about classes and computer/internet access.
Common questions about coronavirus/COVID-19. Includes how to report if you test positive, staying safe, recognizing symptoms, and getting healthcare and mental health resources.
Questions about student tuition and billing. Includes financial aid and scholarship information.
Questions about work-related concerns for all employees (student, faculty, and staff). Includes remote working, sick leave, and FMLA.
Answers to the most common questions will be added to the FAQ section on a regular basis.
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Prospective or Admitted Undergraduate Students
Whether you’re thinking about applying, completing your application, or celebrating your acceptance, the CU Denver Undergraduate Admissions & K-12 Outreach team are available to answer questions and provide additional resources.