A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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This is our final event of the year, and consistently one of our students’ favorites. Don’t miss this great opportunity to learn, connect, and network with professionals in the industry. Please RSVP here so we can get an accurate headcount for lunch.

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Find us outside the Student Commons in the Wolf Law Building on April 21st & 23rd, from 8 to 10 AM and 12 to 1PM. Cash or venmo accepted. If you would like to donate baked goods or crafts, or volunteer for the booth, please sign up on the OUTLaw Canvas page or contact the OUTLaw Secretary!

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Hosted by Professor Robinson, Professor Hendricks (in absentia) and the Juvenile and Family Law Club.

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Faculty and Staff only.

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Let's Talk is a service where Wolf Law students can check in for a brief and confidential consultation with a therapist. CAPS is offering Let's Talk in person.

Students are seen on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment necessary.

*This service is not a substitute for formal treatment and does not constitute mental health treatment nor crisis treatment.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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Come get trained to be an observer at protests and political actions in order to help preserve our 1st Amendment rights.

Open to students, faculty, and the community at large.

4/22 in room 204

See you there!

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Find us outside the Student Commons in the Wolf Law Building on April 21st & 23rd, from 8 to 10 AM and 12 to 1PM. Cash or venmo accepted. If you would like to donate baked goods or crafts, or volunteer for the booth, please sign up on the OUTLaw Canvas page or contact the OUTLaw Secretary!

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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Let's Talk is a service where Wolf Law students can check in for a brief and confidential consultation with a therapist. CAPS is offering Let's Talk in person.

Students are seen on a first-come, first-served basis. No appointment necessary.

*This service is not a substitute for formal treatment and does not constitute mental health treatment nor crisis treatment.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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The Solicitor General serves as the state's chief appellate lawyer, representing Colorado in supreme court cases, crafting legal strategy on matters of statewide importance, and setting precedent that shapes Colorado law for generations. This program brings together current Solicitor General Shannon Stevenson, along with past Solicitors Richard Westfall, Eric Olson, Frederick Yarger, and Daniel Domenico—a remarkable assembly of advocates who have collectively argued hundreds of cases before Colorado and the Nation’s highest courts and shaped decades of appellate jurisprudence. This is a rare opportunity to hear candid reflections on high-stakes cases, learn the art of oral argument from masters of the craft, and gain insider perspectives on a role that sits at the intersection of law, policy, and persuasion.

CREDITS: This program has been submitted for 2 General CLE Credits.

To learn more and register, visit: https://cle.cobar.org/Seminars/Event-Info/sessionaltcd/LI042926W

The program is accredited in Colorado. CBA-CLE staff can provide a Uniform Certificate of Attendance, and it is the attendee's responsibility to complete the accreditation outside of Colorado.

CBA-CLE will email webinar access information 24-48 hours before the program.

Home studies will be available 2-3 weeks following the live program.

CBA-CLE is committed to providing access, equal opportunity, and reasonable accommodation in its services, programs, and employment. To request an accommodation, please contact clereception@cobar.org at least 14 business days in advance.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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A suit is essential attire for job interviews, court, mock interviews, and some other professional settings. Unfortunately, suits can be expensive, and the cost keeps some students from buying what they need. Business casual attire for internships, externships, and networking opportunities can also be costly. The CDO recognizes that the inability to afford professional appropriate clothing can be stressful, so it established the “Interview Closet.” The Interview Closet is a professional clothing closet of gently worn clothing donated by alumni and others seeking to support Colorado Law students. In addition to full suits, the Interview Closet has pieces that would be appropriate business casual attire. The Interview Closet’s spring drop-in hours are Mondays, 12 – 2 pm and Wednesdays, 12 – 2 pm. Students using the Interview Closet will be presumed to be familiar with the use guidelines linked here. If you have questions, please contact Alexia McCaskill in the CDO.

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Join us for a special Entrepreneurs Unplugged session at Colorado Law to coincide with Boulder Startup Week, Boulder’s free week-long conference for the entrepreneurial community. Adding to the BSW events lineup, this interactive discussion will engage fresh perspectives and feature leaders from across the university who drive innovation and support entrepreneurship – both on and off campus.

The Entrepreneurs Unplugged series attracts entrepreneurs, innovators, and changemakers who drive progress to share candid stories and insights in an engaging and informal setting. Each session serves as a meeting place for campus and community members to gather and learn about entrepreneurship through the experiences of those closest to the action. The evening gathering features dinner, networking, and experienced leaders sharing the ideas, insights, and ingenuity that inspire their work. The program offers students and faculty an opportunity to learn how a successful startup is created, as well as the chance to ask direct questions to the guests and socialize with members of the local entrepreneurial community.

The Silicon Flatirons Center for Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship is an interdisciplinary research center at the University of Colorado Law School.

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Ceremony Time: 10:00 AM

Ceremony Location: Macky Auditorium

Reception Time: Immediately following the ceremony

Reception Location: Wolf Law

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This is a free, in person event. Advanced registration is required.

The American Southwest is a wild and unforgettable journey down the mighty Colorado River. Narrated by Quannah Chasinghorse, the film beautifully showcases the region’s abundant wildlife, confronts the ecological impacts of dams and river depletion, and boldly advocates for increased water and wildlife conservation. This Fin and Fur Films production travels through legendary landscapes from the perspective of some of the Southwest’s most charming characters—such as wetland-building beavers, bugling bull elk, and desert-adapted rattlesnakes.

Created in association with Natives Outdoors, The American Southwest highlights the region’s deep cultural history and the urgent need to manage the river more sustainably so that both wildlife and society can thrive.

Dr. Len Necefer, Ph.D. — Producer
Len Necefer is an Indigenous (Diné) scholar, filmmaker, and founder of NativesOutdoors, a media and advocacy collective focused on outdoor recreation, environmental justice, and Indigenous rights. He holds a Ph.D. in Engineering and Public Policy from Carnegie Mellon University and has worked with the U.S. Department of Energy and the University of Arizona. Raised between urban and reservation life, Len offers a distinctive perspective on environmental storytelling—rooted in scientific rigor, cultural knowledge, and lived experience. His work centers on building more inclusive narratives around public lands, water, and the future of conservation.

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Searching for Solutions in the Face of Uncertainty

The Colorado River is facing unprecedented change and uncertainty. Average annual flows continue to decline, and negotiations to craft post-2026 guidelines to manage the river have repeatedly bogged down in disagreements regarding rights and delivery obligations. While some clarity may emerge in the coming months, the ability to sustain many existing municipal and agricultural water users is already being compromised. Meanwhile, there is growing recognition that a durable resolution must also address the water rights of sovereign Tribal nations and better integrate environmental values into river management. All sovereigns, stakeholders, and sectors must continue to adapt and innovate.

The Getches-Wilkinson Center and Water & Tribes Initiative will co-convene the 2026 Conference on the Colorado River at the Wolf Law Building in Boulder, CO.

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Searching for Solutions in the Face of Uncertainty

The Colorado River is facing unprecedented change and uncertainty. Average annual flows continue to decline, and negotiations to craft post-2026 guidelines to manage the river have repeatedly bogged down in disagreements regarding rights and delivery obligations. While some clarity may emerge in the coming months, the ability to sustain many existing municipal and agricultural water users is already being compromised. Meanwhile, there is growing recognition that a durable resolution must also address the water rights of sovereign Tribal nations and better integrate environmental values into river management. All sovereigns, stakeholders, and sectors must continue to adapt and innovate.

The Getches-Wilkinson Center and Water & Tribes Initiative will co-convene the 2026 Conference on the Colorado River at the Wolf Law Building in Boulder, CO.

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The Variety Show ranks among the best ways to engage with Colorado’s Front Range entrepreneurial community, stitching together the startup scene, CU Boulder, innovators from the Federal Labs, as well as technologists from incumbent technology companies.

The Startup Variety Show puts the spotlight on the most creative minds in the area. Variety Show sessions regularly feature the following:

Entrepreneurs who highlight promising startups from Colorado’s Front RangeCompelling technology-oriented research from CU Boulder and the Federal LabsNew projects from incumbent technology companies with offices in the Front RangeInvestors discussing their fund’s thesis and/or trends in investingPotpourri (tech and the arts, legal or policy issues, or other community items of interest)Food, drink, and opportunity to meet other people involved in the innovation and entrepreneurship community

The Silicon Flatirons Center for Law, Technology, and Entrepreneurship is an interdisciplinary research center at the University of Colorado Law School.

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