School of Art & Design
Mariani Gallery
January 19 – March 9
People at Work - Images from the WPA. Contact: 351.2184
Click here for more information
Oak Room Gallery
January 19 – March 9
The Scavengers
Annual Design Day
April 22
Art/Work

Skinner Music Library
Contact: 351.2251
February 1 – March 31
Display of music and books related to people at work/jobs. Items include books, scores, CDs DVDs, sheet music and LPs. All items are available for checkout with a library card.

University Libraries
http://library.unco.edu/
970.351.2671
library.reference@unco.edu

The University Libraries will be showing documentary films from the UL collections that have to do with work.  The films will be presented on the fourth Thursdays of each month of the Spring and Fall semesters from 7 – 9 p.m.  Films slated for Spring are:
 
Jan 27: 9500 Liberty
– on immigration policy and its effect at the local level
 
Feb 24: F*CK
– “. . . takes a look on all sides of the infamous F-word,” including in the workplace and as uttered by significant political or corporate individuals.
 
Mar 24:  Made in LA = Hecho en
Los Angeles
– “transformation of three Latina garment workers on the fault lines of global economic change who decide they must resist. Through a groundbreaking law suit and consumer boycott, they fight to establish an important legal and moral precedent holding an American retailer liable for the labor conditions under which its products are manufactured.”
 
Apr 28: Shouting Fire: stories from the edge of free speech
– “First Amendment attorney Martin Garbus is interviewed at length by his daughter Liz Garbus on the history and current state of free speech.”  Case studies include a Colorado professor who lost his job after writing an inflammatory article, and protestors at a political rally.

Women’s Resource Center
1915 10th Avenue
Contact: 351.1492
Online: www.unco.edu/wrc/
February 8, 1pm
Faculty Lecture Series: Paul Hodapp will discuss Affirmative Action, emphasizing public employment
for women.

March 23, 9 am to 5 pm
Women’s Conference: “Women at Work Making Change,” the conference will explore women’s issues, leadership, empowerment and the significance of women’s issues on a global scale in breakout sessions and a presentation of “Portraits of Courage: American Women Having It All,” a performance by two female actors that incorporates video segments. Click here for more information and a registration form. Space is limited.

School of Theatre Arts & Dance
February 10 – 20
The Adding Machine

Comedy/drama by Elmer Rice

Tickets: 351.2200

Annual College of Performing
and Visual Arts Benefit Gala
February 12
Artists at Work
Tickets: 351.2200

UNC Career Services
Contact: 351.2127
or career.services@unco.edu
Online: www.unco.edu/careers/
Spring Job/Internship Fair Day 1
February 23, 10am – 3pm
University Center
Focus: Health & Human Services, Government, Science, Non-Profit, Graduate & Professional Schools and Summer Camps
Spring Job/Internship Fair Day 2
February 24, 10am – 3pm
University Center
Focus: Business, Criminal Justice, Economics, Technology, Communications & Media
Teacher Employment Days
April 7 & 8, 8am – 5pm
Butler-Hancock
Focus: Teachers, Speech Language Pathologists, School Psychologists, School Counselors and Principals

UNC Career Day
April 1 from 8:30 am to noon
University Center Panorama Room
Contact: 351.1873
or rebecca.broghammer@unco.edu
Online: www.unco.edu/careers/
Similar to ‘Take Your Child to Work Day”, we are inviting the staff & faculty of UNC to bring the children in their lives (ages 7-18) to participate in career planning workshops, tours, and on-campus experiences that will broaden their knowledge of higher education and their future careers.

Age specific workshop sessions will be available for children to attend. We will also have a discounted rate for lunch ($5 )at the dining halls for those interested in eating with the children on campus.

Greeley Museums
Contact: 350-9220
Online: www.greeleymuseums.com
Greeley History Museum
• “Utopia: Adaptation on the Great American Desert” permanent exhibit
• “Ghost Towns and Boom Towns: Weld County” through Sept. 2011
• The Hazel E. Johnson Research Center - located on the garden level of the Museum- welcomes researchers on a variety of topics.
Plumb Farm Learning Center
An agricultural learning center about Greeley’s rich heritage. A variety of week-long children’s camps are happening in a fun, hands-on environment over the summer.

City of Greeley Water Conservation
Online: www.greeleygov.com/wc
Commercial Water Efficiency Audits
Commercial water conservation audits are available to all commercial, industrial, multi-family and institutional properties in Greeley. Call 336-4227 to make an appointment.
Saving Water@Work
Lunch & Learn Program
A free program for employers to help employees learn ways to save water at work and at home. Call 350-9874 to schedule an event for your organization.
2011 Fix a Leak Week
March 14 – 20
Attend a workshop and learn a skill that will help you with your work around the house.

Greeley/Evans School District 6
Contact: 348.3018 or
swilcox@greeleyschools.org
8th Grade Career Fair
April 26 & 27
Located at UNC

High Plains Librarieshttp://www.MyLibrary.us
1-888-861-READ
Job Search Resources and assistance available at all the libraries:
• Carbon Valley Regional Library
7 Park Avenue, Firestone
• Centennial Park Branch Library
2227 23rd Avenue, Greeley
• Erie Community Library
400 Powers Street, Erie
• Farr Regional Library
1939 61st Avenue, Greeley
• Lincoln Park Branch Library
919 7th Street Suite 100, Greeley

Job Hunting Success
Centennial Park Library -
2227 23rd Ave - Greeley
Monday, March 28, 6pm – 8pm
Job search strategies and resumes
Monday, April 4, 6pm – 8pm
Job interview strategies
More information 970-506-8612

Join us for two free workshops, presented by Allan Obert, Ph.D., Professor, Aims Community College. If you are new to job-hunting or want to revitalize your career, Allan will provide specific and professional input.

UNC Native American Student Services
Contact: 351.1909
Online: www.unco.edu/nass
April 20, noon – 4pm
Kohl House
The Tribal Calling: A look at Native Americans in the Work Force.
Learn about the history and contributions. See how art, music, literature, business, technology, food, and medicine have been affected by Native American cultures.

2011 High Plains Chautauqua
Contact: 324.1361
Online: www.highplainschautauqua.org
August 2-6
Chautauqua recreates the traveling tent shows that brought education and entertainment to communities in the 19th and early 20th centuries. Reflecting this year’s theme “Visionaries,” Chautauqua features portrayals of gifted individuals whose impact is still felt today. This year’s line-up will include Henry Adams, Marie Curie, Charles Darwin, Emily Dickinson, W.E.B. Du Bois, Margaret Fuller, C.S. Lewis, Abraham Lincoln, and Walt Whitman