Choose an audience to view a specific message relating to the COVID-19 response and plan. For the University of Denver FAQ and resources, visit the DU COVID-19 website and subscribe to @uofdenver on Twitter.
General Message
Update: July 28, 2020
To be on campus this fall, alongside other health and safety measures, new protocols have been put in place for University of Denver students, faculty, and staff.
For University of Denver information and resources surrounding COVID-19, please visit: http://bit.ly/DU-COVID-19. This website will be updated with new information as it becomes available.
Update: July 21, 2020
As we continue to closely monitor the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our community, as well as adhere to guidelines from the State of Colorado and Centers for Disease Control, our priority remains the health and safety of students and faculty. Please navigate to your preferred audience above to see relevant updates.
Access to University of Denver campus buildings is restricted, including University College offices located at 2211 South Josephine. If you need to reach us, please contact our Support Center at 303-871-2291 or 1-800-347-2042 or ucolsupport@du.edu.
Update: June 29, 2020
As we continue to closely monitor the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our community, as well as adhere to guidelines from the State of Colorado and Centers for Disease Control, our priority remains the health and safety of students and faculty.
University College is planning to offer the majority of fall courses online with a very limited number of campus-based courses.
Campus courses moving to online delivery will incorporate weekly synchronous learning opportunities with the instructor on specified days and times of the week, an approach well-received by students for classroom-based courses delivered online during the spring term. You may access the fall course schedule to learn the days/times these courses are scheduled to meet synchronously.
University College's online courses are taught by the same instructors, cover the same content, have the same learning outcomes as our campus courses, and are characterized by an engaging, interactive online experience.
This change will not impact veteran students. The University of Denver is working with the appropriate government agencies to ensure minimal impact to students studying on an F1 visa and who are required to enroll in campus courses, and more information will be shared when available.
Please note the following important details about the fall quarter:
July 13 - Priority registration begins (for fully accepted master's degree students who have completed at least 20 credit hours)
July 20 - Open registration begins (for all University College Students)
September 14 - Fall quarter begins
Please access University College's website for additional important dates.
Update: April 20, 2020
University College continues to closely monitor the impact of the pandemic on our faculty and students, and guidelines from the State of Colorado and Centers for Disease Control for appropriate protocols to minimize spread of the virus. To help promote the continued health and safety of our students and faculty, University College will continue the approach taken in spring quarter to deliver summer quarter campus courses in an online format with a weekly synchronous learning opportunity.
This change will not impact veteran students and students studying on an F1 visa who are required to enroll in campus courses. The University of Denver is working with the appropriate government agencies to ensure minimal impact.
Summer term open registration will begin May 4
Summer term will begin as planned on June 15, with on campus, hybrid, and hyflex courses meeting online
Courses designated as campus, hybrid, and hyflex will have a synchronous component at some point during the time your course was originally scheduled to meet on campus, so please keep this time available
Update: April 9, 2020
Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass Grade Option
To see the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) regarding the Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade option,
please navigate to the "University College Graduate and Undergraduate Students" audience in the above drop-down list.
Update: April 9, 2020
Student Assistance Fund
The Student Assistance Fund (SAF) provides limited financial assistance to currently enrolled University of Denver students who are unable to meet immediate, essential expenses because of temporary hardship related to an unexpected situation. (Request examples: Supplies for self-quarantine, funds for traveling home, concerns about food insecurities.) Click here to submit an application to the SAF. Documentation is required for the Student Assistance Fund Process. State, local policies, and federal support options are rapidly evolving in response to COVID-19. Therefore, when considering fund requests related to rent and utilities, documentation is needed that demonstrates landlords and utility companies are reporting students to collection companies, evicting students, or disconnecting services to move forward with the Student Assistance Fund in order to address student need. During the COVID-19 crisis students are being directed to their local governments for guidance on support with Rent and Utility resource requests (unless there are extenuating circumstances as mentioned above).
How to donate to the Student Assistance Fund
Just text SEFUND to 41444 and then follow the steps provided.
Laptop Loan Requests for Graduate Students
The University of Denver is offering laptop loans for graduate students, including students unable to come to campus (DU will ship the laptop). Student can email their request to support@du.edu or call IT at 303-871-4700. You may also submit a web ticket at support.du.edu.
Update: March 26, 2020
Access to University of Denver Campus Buildings
In an effort to protect the health and safety of our community, access to University of Denver campus buildings is restricted, including University College offices located at 2211 South Josephine. If you need to reach us, please contact our Support Center at 303-871-2291 or 1-800-347-2042 or ucolsupport@du.edu.
2020 Graduates of University College
Update: July 21, 2020
The in-person University of Denver Summer 2020 Commencement will be postponed until 2021. The dates for this rescheduled event will be announced in the beginning of 2021. Please visit our graduation resource page for more information.
Update: May 22, 2020
As communicated by Chancellor Haefner, the in-person University of Denver Spring 2020 Commencement will be postponed until spring 2021. The dates for this rescheduled event will be announced in the beginning of 2021. For ways University College will celebrate 2020 graduates, please visit our resource page for more information.
University College Graduate and Undergraduate Students
Update: July 21, 2020
As we continue to closely monitor the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our community, as well as adhere to guidelines from the State of Colorado and Centers for Disease Control, our priority remains the health and safety of students and faculty. Please note the following:
Fall Courses
The majority of University College fall courses will be delivered entirely online with a very limited number of campus-based courses.
Fall registration is currently underway and the registration deadline is September 4.
Fall courses begin September 14 and end November 20.
Modality Options and Definitions
Campus: There will be limited on campus course offerings with safety measures in place; these precautions will be communicated to registered students prior to the start of class.
Campus Courses Moved Online: If your course was originally scheduled to meet on campus and is now being offered online, you will have required days/times to meet as a class at some point during the time originally scheduled. Please see the course section details, or your course syllabus, for the designated days/times the class will meet virtually.
Online: Online courses at University College are asynchronous and do not have a required day/time to meet. Some faculty may offer optional synchronous meetings, in which students and faculty meet together virtually at a specified day and time.
Hybrid: A combination of synchronous and asynchronous meetings, in which there are designated days/times the class will meet virtually.
HyFlex: A HyFlex course meets online and on campus at the same time, giving students the option of attending class face-to-face on campus or online (or a combination of both).
Campus Access
Access to University of Denver campus buildings is restricted, including University College offices located at 2211 South Josephine. If you need to reach us, please contact our Support Center at 303-871-2291 or 1-800-347-2042 or ucolsupport@du.edu.
Update: June 29, 2020
As we continue to closely monitor the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our community, as well as adhere to guidelines from the State of Colorado and Centers for Disease Control, our priority remains the health and safety of students and faculty.
University College is planning to offer the majority of fall courses online with a very limited number of campus-based courses.
Campus courses moving to online delivery will incorporate weekly synchronous learning opportunities with the instructor on specified days and times of the week, an approach well-received by students for classroom-based courses delivered online during the spring term. You may access the fall course schedule to learn the days/times these courses are scheduled to meet synchronously.
University College's online courses are taught by the same instructors, cover the same content, have the same learning outcomes as our campus courses, and are characterized by an engaging, interactive online experience.
This change will not impact veteran students. The University of Denver is working with the appropriate government agencies to ensure minimal impact to students studying on an F1 visa and who are required to enroll in campus courses, and more information will be shared when available.
Please note the following important details about the fall quarter:
July 13 - Priority registration begins (for fully accepted master's degree students who have completed at least 20 credit hours)
July 20 - Open registration begins (for all University College Students)
September 14 - Fall quarter begins
Please access University College's website for additional important dates.
Update: June 15, 2020
The University of Denver continues to monitor closely the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our students and faculty, as well as guidelines from the State of Colorado and Centers for Disease Control for appropriate protocols to minimize spread of the virus. As always, our decisions are informed first and foremost by ensuring the health and safety of students and faculty.
University College is currently exploring offering the majority of fall courses online with a very limited number of campus-based courses. This is in alignment with the University of Denver's plan to slowly reintroduce classroom-based courses in the fall term as communicated by Chancellor Haefner on May 28, such as those more dependent on face-to-face engagement, including lab and research courses. Any courses scheduled to meet on campus will adhere to guidelines from the CDC and the State of Colorado regarding maximum group size, social distancing, and sanitation.
We are currently working out the details of the fall schedule, and it will be available to view on our website as planned on Monday, June 29. We will communicate with you about fall course delivery prior to our fall schedule going live.
Please note the following important details about the fall quarter:
June 29 - Fall course schedule goes live at universitycollege.du.edu/courses
July 13 - Priority registration begins (for fully accepted master's degree students who have completed at least 20 credit hours)
July 20 - Open registration begins (for all University College Students)
September 14 - Fall quarter begins
Please access University College's website for additional important dates.
Update: April 20, 2020
University College continues to closely monitor the impact of the pandemic on our faculty and students, and guidelines from the State of Colorado and Centers for Disease Control for appropriate protocols to minimize spread of the virus. To help promote the continued health and safety of our students and faculty, University College will continue the approach taken in spring quarter to deliver summer quarter campus courses in an online format with a weekly synchronous learning opportunity.
This change will not impact veteran students and students studying on an F1 visa who are required to enroll in campus courses. The University of Denver is working with the appropriate government agencies to ensure minimal impact.
Summer term open registration will begin May 4
Summer term will begin as planned on June 15, with on campus, hybrid, and hyflex courses meeting online
Courses designated as campus, hybrid, and hyflex will have a synchronous component at some point during the time your course was originally scheduled to meet on campus, so please keep this time available
Update: April 9, 2020
On April 9, 2020, the University of Denver announced that all DU students registered for spring courses will be offered a Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grading option for spring courses due to the extraordinary circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether or not to opt into Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grading should be carefully considered, and will likely lead to several questions, many of which are addressed below.
Please review these frequently asked questions, and if you need clarification or have additional questions, please contact your academic advisor
(see the Find Your Academic Team page if needed).
No action is needed to receive a traditional grade (e.g., A, B, C, etc.).
The Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass is intended to provide an equitable approach to evaluating coursework for students who feel their academic success is particularly challenged during the spring quarter due to COVID-19, and it reflects the University's care and concern for our learning community.
Pass Plus (P+) is defined as a grade of C- or higher. Pass (P) is defined as a grade of D+, D, or D-. No Pass (NP) is defined as lower than D-. None of these options will impact GPA calculations. At the graduate level, a "Pass Plus" means you passed the course and will receive full credit for the course, meeting degree and certificate requirements. For the graduate level, a grade of "Pass" and "No Pass" means you will not receive credit toward your degree or certificate requirement.
At the undergraduate level, a "Pass Plus" will mean and major and minor requirements are met. A grade of "Pass Plus" or "Pass" can be used toward elective requirements. A grade of "No Pass" cannot be used to meet requirements.
All students will have to repeat the class if they do not meet the requirements outlined above.
Yes. You may opt-in for a Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade for one, some, or all your courses.
If you wish to receive a standard grade A-F, you do not need to do anything if you wish to opt-out of Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grading, it is only necessary to opt-in.
The procedure to opt-in to the Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade option is being developed now and will be communicated as soon as it is finalized. The deadline for choosing the alternate grading mode is 72 hours AFTER final grades have been posted and students know their grades for the quarter. Students are encouraged to do their best throughout the quarter, and once they have full information about their performance and final grade they can make the decision to opt-in to the P+/P/NP at that time.
You can opt-in for a Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade any time within 72 hours after your final grade(s) are available for viewing in PioneerWeb. You will not be allowed to change after the 72-hour time frame elapses. The University of Denver set the deadline for choosing the alternate grading mode AFTER students know their grades for the quarter. We encourage students to try their best, and once they have full information about their performance to make the decision at that time.
Once spring quarter grades are posted (June 19, 2020) or summer quarter grades are posted (August 28, 2020) you can find them on PioneerWeb under the student tab. During the quarter you can find your grades within Canvas.
Students will be allowed a one-time opt-in for each course in which they are enrolled. Once a student opts into this grading mode, it cannot be revoked. After grades roll and a student chooses to elect to convert a class to P+/P/NP, it is irrevocable, without appeal.
Students who request a Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass may not receive an incomplete grade. Incomplete grades must be converted to a letter grade within the specified timeframe, or per currently policy, it will change to a grade of F.
No, all other institutional policies—such as required GPA for graduation remain in place. For graduate students, if your GPA is below a 3.0 you may not graduate; for undergraduate students, if your GPA is below 2.0 you may not graduate. If you are a spring quarter graduate, with a GPA below the required graduation requirements, the Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade may not be a good option for you.
The Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade will not impact your GPA, as it does not count in a cumulative GPA calculation.
No. A Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade will not impact student financial aid.
Employer tuition reimbursement programs and criteria are unique to each employer and most reimbursement agreements require students to earn a minimum grade of B or better. Therefore, you are strongly encouraged to consult with your employer regarding implications of a Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade on your tuition reimbursement.
Graduate students must have a cumulative/program GPA above a 3.0 to graduate. Undergraduate students must have a 2.0 GPA to graduate. A Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade will not impact GPA so provided students have the required minimum program GPA at the time of completion, degrees and certificates will be conferred.
No. A Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade option will not impact F1 status. Students on an F1 Student visa may opt into the Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade option.
Maybe. Some scholarships require recipients earn a minimum grade and thus, a pass/no-pass grade is not an option. Students should check the conditions stipulated in their scholarship award letter for confirmation.
It depends. Students who earn a letter grade (A, B, C, D, F) or a grade of Pass Plus or Pass, will not see an impact to their benefits. Students who receive a No Pass grade may have an impact to their benefits. Students who consider opting-in for a No Pass grade should discuss this option with the University of Denver VA Certifying Official (VAcertify@du.edu)
A no-pass grade may impact your admissibility to a University College academic program. Please consult your academic advisor to speak about possible implications. Non-degree students seeking admission to a graduate program at University College program must earn a grade of B or better for admission consideration. Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass is not an option.
The Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade will not likely be explained in the grade letter to your employer; however, you can ask for a statement explaining a Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade to accompany your grade letter. Contact the Student Support Center (303-871-2291 or ucolsupport@du.edu) to make this request.
Official University of Denver transcripts will include a notation that explains that for the Spring 2020 quarter, students had the option to elect the P+/P/NP system.
A Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade will not impact your educational benefits through Disney Aspire
All Spring Quarter Courses will be Delivered Online for the Entire Term
In an effort to protect the health and safety of our community, all University College academic courses for spring quarter will be delivered online for the entire term.
If you registered for online courses, your course(s) will continue as normal.
If you are registered for a spring quarter campus, hybrid, or hyflex course, your course will now be offered entirely online. Your instructor will offer an opportunity for the class to engage in synchronous learning from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. Mountain Standard Time on the day your course was scheduled to meet on campus. Your instructor will provide additional details about synchronous sessions at the start of the term.
University College Moving to Remote Work Environment
Additionally, in alignment with CDC and University of Denver guidelines about social distancing, most University College staff and appointed faculty will transition to working remotely beginning this week. The health and safety of our community remains our top priority, along with delivering an exceptional student experience.
We will maintain our normal operational continuity, and you will likely not notice any difference in the level of responsiveness and service you have come to expect. We continue to be available by phone and email, with the opportunity to meet virtually via Zoom.
Because we are working remotely, University College offices located at 2211 South Josephine will be closed until further notice. If you need to reach us, please contact our Student Support Center at 303-871-2291 or 1-800-347-2042 or ucolsupport@du.edu.
Academic Advisor Appointments
You may continue to make an appointment with your academic advisor by contacting your academic advisor – you may find your academic advisor here. You may also call our Student Support Center at 303-871-2291, email ucolsupport@du.edu, or make an appointment via
PioneerWeb.
Starting March 17, access to most University of Denver campus buildings will be restricted, including Financial Aid, the University Bursar, and Registrar. You may contact these offices through the following channels.
The University Libraries are open, but are observing adjusted hours. We strongly encourage accessing the online resources available through the Anderson Academic Commons. If you do need to physically access University Libraries, please bring your DU student ID card. For more information related to the library and its response to COVID-19,
visit the library website.
International Students
University of Denver continues to work with the appropriate government agencies to ensure minimal impact to international students. If you have questions, please contact International Student & Scholar Services at 303-871-4912 or isss@du.edu.
ISSS offices remain open Monday through Friday between 8 -12 noon and 1-4 p.m. Mountain Time.
Veteran Students
If you are a veteran student receiving educational assistance under the laws administered by the Secretary of Veterans Affairs, you may question how the decision to proceed to online learning affects monthly housing stipends.
On March 16, 2020, the United States Senate passed S3503, an Act to authorize the Secretary of Veteran Affairs to treat certain programs of education converted to distance learning by reason of emergencies and health-related situations in the same manner as programs of education pursued at educational institutions, and for other purposes. Under the Act, the Secretary may continue to provide educational assistance including with respect to paying any monthly housing stipends. As passed by the Senate, this Act is applicable beginning March 1, 2020 and ending December 21, 2020. Now that the Act has passed the U.S. Senate, the measure will be advanced to the U.S. House of Representatives for its consideration. If the House of Representatives approves the bill, it will be advanced to the President for his signature to become law.
The university will keep you informed as this legislation is acted upon by Congress and the President. If you have additional questions regarding GI Bill benefits, including housing benefits, please contact DU's Veteran Services.
University College Prospective Graduate and Undergraduate Students
Update: July 21, 2020
University College and the University of Denver continue to accept applications. Questions about applying or enrolling in a course before you officially apply? Speak with an enrollment manager by making an appointment (303-871-2291 or ucolsupport@du.edu).
Update: Update: May 4, 2020
University College continues to closely monitor the impact of the pandemic on our faculty and students, and guidelines from the State of Colorado and Centers for Disease Control for appropriate protocols to minimize spread of the virus. To help promote the continued health and safety of our students and faculty, University College will deliver summer quarter campus courses in an online format with a weekly synchronous learning opportunity.
This change will not impact veteran students and students studying on an F1 visa who are required to enroll in campus courses. The University of Denver is working with the appropriate government agencies to ensure minimal impact.
Summer term open registration is now open! Please see our summer course schedule for course options.
Summer term will begin as planned on June 15, with on campus, hybrid, and hyflex courses meeting online
Courses designated as campus, hybrid, and hyflex will have a synchronous component at some point during the time your course was originally scheduled to meet on campus, so please keep this time available.Questions about enrolling in a course before you officially apply? Speak with an enrollment manager by making an appointment (303-871-2291 or ucolsupport@du.edu).
Update: March 19, 2020
As the University of Denver responds to the rapidly evolving challenges posed by the COVID-19 pandemic, the health and safety of our community remains our top priority. As a result, and in an effort to limit and prevent exposure to COVID-19 among members of our community, all University College academic courses for the spring quarter will be delivered entirely online, including campus, hybrid, and hyflex courses.
As you consider your enrollment plans, please reach out to your academic advisor so they can assist with next steps that are best for you, including:
1. Registering for a spring quarter course. The registration deadline is Friday, March 20, and classes begin on Monday, March 30. Your academic advisor can assist you with selecting classes, and our free, non-credit Student Success course will prepare you for online learning and introduce you to helpful student success tips and resources.
2. Deferring your admission. If you wish to defer your admission to a future term, please email our admission office by Friday, March 20 and we will defer your admission for up to one year.
3. Not sure if spring quarter is a good time to start? Your academic advisor can discuss any questions or concerns you have.
Contact your advisor immediately to discuss your options (you can find your
academic team here).
In these unprecedented times, we must take unprecedented action. Thank you for your flexibility and strength as we continue to navigate this challenging event. We are thinking of you and your families, and hope you stay safe and healthy.
University College Graduate and Undergraduate Adjunct Faculty
Update: July 21, 2020
As we continue to closely monitor the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our community, as well as adhere to guidelines from the State of Colorado and Centers for Disease Control, our priority remains the health and safety of students and faculty. Please note the following:
Fall Courses
The majority of University College fall courses will be delivered entirely online with a very limited number of campus-based courses. Faculty whose courses are being considered for campus-based delivery (campus-based, in this context, includes courses with any planned campus meetings) have already been contacted.
Fall registration is currently underway and the registration deadline is September 4.
Fall courses begin September 14 and end November 20.
Modality Options and Definitions
Campus: Limited offerings with safety measures in place; these precautions will be communicated to registered students prior to the start of class.
Online: All online courses at University College are asynchronous and do not have a required day/time to meet. Some faculty may offer optional synchronous meetings, in which students and faculty meet together virtually at a specified day and time.
Hybrid: A combination of synchronous and asynchronous meetings, in which there are designated days/times the class will meet virtually.
Campus Access
Any courses scheduled to meet on campus will adhere to guidelines from the CDC and the State of Colorado regarding maximum group size, social distancing, and sanitation. Access to University of Denver campus buildings is restricted, including University College offices located at 2211 South Josephine. If you need to reach us, please contact our Support Center at 303-871-2291 or 1-800-347-2042 or ucolsupport@du.edu.
Update: June 15, 2020
The University of Denver continues to monitor closely the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on our students and faculty, as well as guidelines from the State of Colorado and Centers for Disease Control for appropriate protocols to minimize spread of the virus. As always, our decisions are informed first and foremost by ensuring the health and safety of students and faculty.
University College is currently exploring offering the majority of fall courses online with a very limited number of campus-based courses. Faculty whose courses are being considered for campus-based delivery (campus-based, in this context, includes courses with any planned campus meetings) have already been contacted.
Decisions about course modality in fall will be made in alignment with the University of Denver's plan to slowly reintroduce classroom-based courses in the fall term as communicated by Chancellor Haefner on May 28, such as those more dependent on face-to-face engagement, including lab and research courses. Any courses scheduled to meet on campus will adhere to guidelines from the CDC and the State of Colorado regarding maximum group size, social distancing, and sanitation.
Please note the following important details about the fall quarter:
June 29 - Fall course schedule goes live at universitycollege.du.edu/courses
July 13 - Priority registration begins (for fully accepted master's degree students who have completed at least 20 credit hours)
July 20 - Open registration begins (for all University College Students)
September 14 - Fall quarter begins
Please access University College's website for additional important dates.
Update: March 17, 2020
As the Chancellor just announced, in an effort to protect the health and safety of our community, University of Denver academic courses for spring quarter will now be delivered online for the duration of the term.
Spring quarter campus, hybrid, or hyflex courses will now be offered entirely online with weekly synchronous meetings at some point during the time originally scheduled to meet on campus. Your academic director will be following up shortly with additional details about this shift to online delivery. Courses originally scheduled as online delivery will continue as normal.
Additionally, in alignment with CDC and University of Denver guidelines about social distancing, most University College staff and appointed faculty will transition to working remotely beginning this week. The health and safety of our community remains our top priority, along with delivering an exceptional student experience.
We strive to maintain continuity of operations, meaning students should not be greatly impacted by our shift to working remotely. Our Student Support Center and academic advisors will continue to be available by phone and email, with the opportunity to meet students virtually via Zoom. Starting March 17, the University of Denver will restrict building access and close the Ritchie Center until further notice. If you need to come to campus, please bring your faculty ID card.
In these unprecedented times, we must take unprecedented action. Thank you for your flexibility and strength as we continue to navigate this challenging event. We are thinking of you and your families, and hope you stay safe and healthy.
Center for Professional Development Students and Faculty
In an effort to protect the health and safety of our community, all Center for Professional Development offerings will be moved to online delivery, postponed, or cancelled through at least June 2020 in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. See below for a list of current courses either being moved online or postponed:
PHR/SPHR (Denver & Boulder) - Online
aPHR (Denver & Boulder) - Online
Change Management and Leadership - Postponed until September 2020
Blockchain Application Analysis - Online
Coaching 3: Strategies for Effective Teams - Online
Coaching 4: Practicum - Online
Leveraging Generational Differences - Online
Certified Professional Coder - Online
Introduction to Animal Abuse Evaluation - Online
Grant Writing Certificate - Postponed until September 2020
Leading from Within - Postponed until Fall 2020
EMDR Basic Training - Cancelled
Ethical Challenges in Child and Adolescent Therapy - Online
University of Denver Boot Camps
Update: July 21, 2020
In an effort to protect the health and safety of our community, all University of Denver boot camp offerings will continue with online delivery in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Your student success manager will be connecting with you soon to discuss your options.
Update: March 18, 2020
In an effort to protect the health and safety of our community, all University of Denver boot camp offerings will be moved to online delivery through at least June 2020 in response to the COVID-19 outbreak. Your student success manager will be connecting with you soon to discuss your options.
Enrichment Program Students and Faculty
Update: July 21, 2020
Enrichment Program courses will be held virtually in fall and registration is now open! Please visit the Enrichment Program website for the latest course schedule.
Update: March 18, 2020
In an effort to protect the health and safety of our community, and in alignment with guidance provided by the University of Denver, we are cancelling all remaining courses in our winter/spring term. While University of Denver academic courses move to an online delivery, this is not a viable option for Enrichment Program courses.
Full refunds for cancelled courses are being issued. We are considering all of our options for rescheduling classes in the fall, though recognize some classes may not be rescheduled due to the subject matter or their related trip/performance which will not be available at that time.
Additionally, in alignment with CDC and University of Denver guidelines about social distancing, our staff has transitioned to working remotely beginning this week. We will maintain our normal operational continuity, and you will likely not notice any difference in the level of responsiveness and service you have come to expect.
Because we are working remotely, our offices located at 2211 South Josephine will be closed until further notice. Also, please note that access to most University of Denver campus buildings will be restricted in the coming weeks.
Thank you for your flexibility and strength as we continue to navigate this challenging event. We are thinking of you and your families, and hope you stay safe and healthy.
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI)
Update: July 21, 2020
OLLI courses will be held virtually in fall and registration opens August 10. Please visit the OLLI website for the latest course schedule.
Update: March 13, 2020
In an effort to limit and prevent exposure to COVID-19 among members of the community and in alignment with the University of Denver, OLLI at DU Spring term has been cancelled at all sites.
This decision was not made lightly and our goal is to minimize the need for large gatherings in close proximity. This decision aligns with recommendations from local, state, and federal officials, along with consultation with our members. Your health is our main consideration. No amount of lifelong learning is worth compromising any member's health.
To streamline the refund process, you will be hearing from the Site Manager of the site you paid within the next day.
Transportation Institute Students and Faculty
Update: July 21, 2020
Please contact DTI Program Manager Jerry Ceja (Jerry.Ceja@du.edu) if you have questions regarding the Transportation Institute.
Update: April 28, 2020
Earlier this month you received an email from Chancellor Haefner and Interim Provost Lengsfeld regarding the University of Denver's decision to offer DU students a Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grading option for spring quarter courses in light of the extraordinary circumstances surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic and its potential impact on our students and faculty.
The Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass option is intended to provide an equitable approach to evaluating coursework for students who feel their academic success is particularly challenged during the spring quarter due to COVID-19, and it reflects the University's care and concern for our learning community.
Although the Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grading model is optional, we understand DTI and other University College students will have numerous questions about how a Pass Plus/Pass/No Pass grade option. Please see below for a list of frequently asked questions.