MESSAGES October 2025
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Upcoming UWC Events
Lecture Luncheon #1
Tuesday, October 7, 2025 10:30-1:00, UMC 235
Judy Amabile – State Senator
Representing Senate District 18 (Boulder, Louisville, Superior, Niwot, and Gunbarrel)
Constructive Disagreement and Bona Fide Progress
Lecture Luncheon #2
Tuesday, November 11, 2025 10:30-1:00, UMC 235
Registration deadline is October 28
Sarah Kozloff, Vassar Film Professor Turned Novelist
Movies that Changed Society
President’s Message
Welcome to October!
October ushers in a new month and a fresh message. I trust everyone is looking forward to the engaging events and interest groups that accompany this season as the year unfolds.
Happy Hour / Teatime Discussions
One of our most cherished gatherings, the Happy Hour/Teatime group, invites you to join a vibrant community of international women—some of the most fascinating individuals you could hope to meet. This month’s theme centers on sharing experiences involving unique modes of transportation, such as helicopters, limousines, coaches, hot air balloons, horse wagons, or other memorable journeys. I am particularly excited to share a story about a camel trip in the Middle East where my friends and I found ourselves lost—just one of many tales that await. The event will take place on October 14, from 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. We look forward to welcoming both regular attendees and new faces who signed up at our Welcome Coffee on September 9.
Lecture Lunch Series
We also anticipate the launch of our first Lecture Lunch in a series of five. The featured speaker, Judy Amabile, will address “Constructive Disagreement and Bona Fide Progress,”an exceptionally pertinent topic for today’s world. This session promises to be highly popular, so please reserve your spot early, as space may be limited. The event is scheduled for Tuesday, October 7, 2025, from 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
On A Personal Note
Regrettably, I will not be able to attend, as I will be celebrating my anniversary with my husband in Madrid, Spain. Featured above is an image of the Royal Palace in Madrid. I look forward to sharing photos from Madrid and Barcelona with you all.
Wishing everyone a wonderful month ahead. Remain grounded in service and sisterhood with the University Women’s Club.
Andie Kutinsky
2025-26 President
UWC Notes
Membership Coffee – A Story in Pictures
The UWC Member Coffee, the inaugural event of the 2025-26 year, took place on a sunny morning in September. More than 100 women attended! What a great start to the year!
If you click on a photo you can see the full, enlarged version.
Membership
To date, about 2/3 of UWC members have renewed membership by paying their 2025 dues. If you have not, THIS IS THE MONTH TO DO IT!
After October 15 we will publish the UWC Directory and will update the membership lists, including the master email list. If you have not renewed dues, you will stop receiving communications from UWC about events, deadlines, and interest group invitations. We have sent an individual email to each 2024-5 member who has not yet renewed to remind you of the deadline – if you are not planning on remaining a member, please let us know so we can update records.
Renewing is easy – just click here: https://boulderuwc.org/about/uwc-membership/membership-join-renew/
For those who have renewed – now is also the time to let your friends know about the wonderful UWC and its many possibilities for camaraderie, activities and friendship. New Member chair will be delighted to welcome any and all!
This is my last message as Membership Chair – it has been an honor and joy to serve in this role and to get to know so many of you either in person or vicariously as I match names to information over the year. I am moving to Seattle (where I will welcome visitors!). I doubt there is a club as unique as UWC and will look forward to keeping abreast of all its doings from future reports in MESSAGES.
The new Membership Carol Etges will now be your contact through UWCmembershipchair@gmail.com. Have a wonderful year!
Merry Bullock, Membership Chair on the way out
Carol Etges, Membership Chair 2025 – 2026
SAVE THE DATE – UWC Events you will not want to miss!
Lecture Luncheons
Click to see the complete list of 2025-2026 luncheons and links to register.
We are excited to share our 2025-2026 lecture luncheons that cover a wide variety of topics presented by exceptionally knowledgeable speakers. New this year, rather than the February lecture when parking is a challenge, we will hold a lecture in May when parking should be easier after the students have left campus. The location of all five lectures will be Room 235 in the University Memorial Center, located at 1669 Euclid Avenue at the corner of Broadway and Euclid on the CU campus in Boulder.
Tuesday, October 7, 2025 – 10:30-1:00
Judy Amabile – State Senator
Representing Senate District 18 (Boulder, Louisville, Superior, Niwot, and Gunbarrel)
Constructive Disagreement and Bona Fide Progress
Tuesday, November 11, 2025 – 10:30-1:00
Sarah Kozloff, Vassar Film Professor Turned Novelist
Movies that Changed Society
Tuesday, January 13, 2026 – 10:30-1:00
Roxanne Bailin, Former Chief Judge of the 20th Judicial in Boulder County
You Be the Judge: A Case from the Real World of Sentencing
Tuesday, March 17, 2026 – 10:30-1:00
Stephen Swenerton, President at Swenerton Consulting
Thursday, May 21, 2026 – 10:30-1:00
Ilene Naomi Rusk, PhD, CPsych, Director, Center for Brain and Mental Health
A Roadmap to Brain Health for Optimal and Joyful Longevity
UWC Annual Scholarship Luncheon
The 2026 University Women’s Club Annual Scholarship Luncheon will take place on Tuesday, April 14, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. at the Boulder Country Club. Join University Women’s Club friends as we honor the 2026 scholarship recipients with the theme Follow Your Dreams to Success.
Registration will open early in the new year.
Opera Brunch
This coming year, the University Women’s Club won’t be seeing an opera, instead, we will be treated to a production in Macky Auditorium of the beloved musical, Oklahoma.
Save the date: Sunday, March 8th, 2026, starting at 11:00 for a fabulous brunch, a lecture by Maestro Carthy and the musical, Oklahoma. This all adds up to a memorable day of camaraderie and entertainment that you do not want to miss.
Scholarships
Message from the Chair
An update on UWC scholarship awardee, Bryan Gager.
It is so gratifying when we honor the scholarship recipients at our April luncheon each year, but we also like to follow up with them to further appreciate how our donations impact their lives after obtaining their undergraduate degrees from the University of Colorado. I spoke with a previous winner, Bryan Gager, on the telephone recently.
Bryan grew up in Arvada, the youngest of eight children. After high school he worked and traveled for a few years. At 22 Bryan enrolled as a freshman at CU Boulder, living in Golden and commuting to classes for two years, as he could not afford to live in Boulder. He worked as a mobile car painter for car dealerships during the week and as a barista on weekends.
He became interested in water resource management and decided to pursue a double major in Geography; and Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Bryan applied for financial aid and was awarded a $5,000 UWC scholarship. He commented that he enjoyed meeting his sponsor, Kathleen Salzberg, and attended the annual scholarship luncheon in 2022. He also was engaged in the day’s events while meeting our members and interacting with his fellow scholarship students. Later he volunteered that the activities that day gave him a sense of belonging to something.
The scholarship was extremely helpful to him. It allowed him to quit both his jobs and move to Boulder. That flexibility provided him the ability to obtain experience and establish connections while working in laboratories relevant to his academic interests. One of thoselaboratories was closely aligned with mountain lake water research. His work in the laboratory led him to interacting with the professors who were the principal research investigators and to writing an honors thesis based on his research.
The day after graduating this year, he began a full-time position as the lead Aquatic Research Technician at CU’s Mountain Research Station in the Long Term Ecological Research program on water analysis of the Green Lakes near Brainard Lake outside of Boulder.
Even though my only interactions with him were on the telephone, I could tell this young man is a kind, bright, and motivated individual with all the marks of success, personally and professionally.
Please donate generously to our scholarship fund. It makes such a difference when these students receive a financial boost that makes their paths a little easier to finish their undergraduate degrees.
Jean Manifesto
Scholarship Committee Chair
Donations to the Scholarship Fund
Scholarship Donations (August 2025)
Dana Albright
Amy Austin
Sandra R Bainbridge
Lynne Barnett
Karen Bell
Elizabeth Black
Jennifer Bohlin
Patricia Buys
Carmen Caver
Cathy Cloutier
Sue Collard
Amy Cox
Margot Crowe
Marie Dacey
Mary Anna Dunn
Janet Evans
Barbara Feifer
Anitta Frant
Janet Freeman
Linda Fulton
Barbara Goodman
Carol Green
Linda Kay Groth
Linda Hattel
Michelle Hofmeister
Ellen Holland
Anne Hudson
Anita Hueftle
Louise Hutchings
Kathy Israelson
Cynthia Jacobson
Deborah Janeczko
Karon Johnson
Beth Karpf
Diana King
Joan Knaub
June Krantz
Jane Laughlin
Cate Lawrence
Susan Litt
Heidi Lynch
Regina Macy
Jean Manifesto
Ann McBryan
Ceri Merriman
Yvonne Messer
Gail Moyes
Karen Neff
Linda Nordberg
Janet Nuzum
Inge Peate
Marilyn Peltzer
Carol Ponton
Norma Portnoy
Susan Prentiss
Katherine Randall
Susan Rapp
Charlene Rasmussen
Elizabeth Rauch
Judy Reid
Sandra Reynolds
Judy Richtel
Marge Riddle
Jean Rohrschneider
Nancy Rueckert
Amy Russell
Nancy Schwiesow
JoLynn Scott
Donna Seaman
Carol Smoot
Judith Thompson
Dorothy Thompson
Sarah Thompson
Minna Vallentine
Tamera Van Spriell
Cynthia Warshaw
Ellie Weldon
Marilyn Whittaker
Helen Williams
Maxene Wilson
Stephanie Wrotny
In Honor of Diana King
Andie Kutinsky
In Memory of Martha Andrews
Ellen Gille
In Memory of Karen Diamond
Merry Bullock
Carol Etges
Miriam Gilbert
Ellen Gille
Frieda Holley
Barbara Miller
Katherine Randall
Kathleen Salzberg
Carol Saunders
June Saunders
Joyce Spencer
In Memory of Lisa Larson
Betty Barmes
Support Scholarships Through Grocery Shopping!
If you shop at King Soopers, Safeway, or Albertsons, you can easily participate in their community award programs where 5% of your purchases will be donated to UWC to support our scholarships AT NO ADDITIONAL COST TO YOU! You can really make a difference.
With the King Soopers Community Rewards program, you can go online one time and link your King Soopers Loyalty Card to the UWC Account. UWC will automatically get 5% without your having to do anything else. Directions for signing up can be found here https://www.kingsoopers.com/i/community/community-rewards.
If you shop at Safeway and/or Albertsons, you can use a Safeway Community Giving Card when making your purchases and UWC will earn 5% every time you reload your card. To request a Safeway Card be mailed to you or to seek assistance to register for these program, contact Board Member, Norma Portnoy at normaporrtnoy1112 at gmail dot com.
Please click here for instructions regarding both programs.
Thank you for participating in these programs to support our scholarships!
Call for Nominations
Elected UWC Board Positions
The UWC Nominating Committee is tasked with recommending nominees for President-Elect, Secretary-Elect, and Treasurer-Elect to serve on the UWC Board next year (2026-2027). The elected persons attend board meetings for one year as “elect officers,” to become familiar with the tasks of the executive positions, and to be available as back-up. They then serve the following year (2027-2028) as President, Secretary, or Treasurer.
Here is a brief description of each position:
- President: Serves as the UWC figurehead and provides overall executive leadership. chairs the Executive Board, and provides supportive leadership to Board decisions and Board members.
- Secretary: Attends and takes minutes at all Executive Board Meetings and General Membership Meetings.
- Treasurer: Responsible for the oversight, management, and reporting of UWC finances including bank account maintenance, financial transaction oversight, budget development, monthly financial reporting, and all tax filings. The treasurer does not need to be a CPA for this role; however, good bookkeeping skills, and skill with Excel and QuickBooks are ideal.
If you would like to be considered for one of the “elect” positions or would like to recommend someone, please contact any member of the Nominating Committee which consists of Janet Brewer, General Membership Representative and Andie Kutinsky as Board Representative. If you would like more information, please contact Kathy Randall at katherineran at gmail.com
Margaret Willard Award
Margaret Willard was the first president of the Faculty Wives’ Club, which became our University Women’s Club. Each year we present the Margaret Willard Award to someone who exercises initiative in her endeavors, and in doing so, brings honor to all women and/or to the University of Colorado.
Please submit a nomination by March 1, 2026. Nominations consist of the nominee’s name and a brief description of why they are deserving of the award. The form can be accessed here.
Questions? Contact Andie Kutinsky, Chair, Margaret Willard Award (719-492-7967)
Did You Know?
October with its palette of crimson and gold is not only a month to stimulate our visual senses, but there is a plethora of interesting activities to entice us to enjoy fall on the University of Colorado Boulder campus and beyond.
Music and Theater
A complete listing of musical and theatrical events scheduled at CU this fall can be found by clicking the links below:
• Faculty Tuesdays – free concerts hosted by the College of Music
• Performing Arts Events: cupresents.org
What’s Happening at the Fiske Planetarium?
Did you know that CU has a lovely planetarium on the Boulder campus that has a full spectrum of programing: concerts and special events, full-dome films, laser music shows, live faculty talks, science under the dome, and star shows.
Google Fiske Planetarium for information about future events.
If you know of anyone who has a Medicaid or EBT/SNAP card, they will be admitted to the Fiske Planetarium shows for $1.00.
A Moment in CU History
One year after Colorado became a state and the University of Colorado was founded (1876), the first students were enrolled on the Boulder campus. Mary Rippon became the first female professor at CU in 1878. The first graduating class (six men) was celebrated in 1882. Not until four years later (1886) did the first female graduate from CU, seven years before Colorado women were given the right to vote. (Excerpted from Celebrating 100 Years 1919-2019 compiled and published by the University Women’s Club Centennial History Committee.)
CU by the Numbers: 2025
University of Colorado Boulder (CU Boulder) reported a preliminary fall enrollment of approximately 38,458 students, with a 4.1% increase in total undergraduate enrollment, and it was ranked #98 in National Universities by U.S. News & World Report. The university’s 2025 data includes a 19:1 student-faculty ratio, a four-year graduation rate of 58%, and a median graduate salary of $54,939. CU Boulder also ranked #2 nationally for Peace Corps volunteers as of July 2025.
Member Acknowledgements
Membership Courtesy
If you know of a member who would appreciate a card, note, or any personal contact due to illness, death, or other reasons for support, please inform UWC at boulderuwc@gmail.com with “Acknowledgements Chair” in the subject line.
Members In Memoriam
As information to members, and to remember those who have passed away, UWC includes an ‘In Memoriam’ section on the website. This section honors those UWC members that we know about who have died since 2020.
If you are aware of UWC members who have left us, please let Joyce Spencer, webmaster (jjandbobs at msn dot com) and Tam Van Spriell (tamvanspriell at gmail dot com) know the member’s name for prompt inclusion on our website and in future MESSAGES.
Interest Groups
Interest Groups Information
- Book Group – Afternoon – Fourth Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. mostly at members’ homes or on ZOOM. Vaccinations required. Chairs: Mary Anna Dunn 720-355-8174; Mary Clough 303-522-8692.
- Book Group – Biographies – Third Friday at 3:00 p.m., in person. Chair: Susan Planck (303-499-3916).
- Book Group – The Original Book Group – Formerly Evening – Second Thursday at 2:30 p.m. Meetings held in members’ homes. Chairs: Beth Rauch 303-746-2983; Kathleen Salzberg 303-499-3128. This group has been meeting continuously since the 1950’s.
- Bridge Group – First Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. Chair: Karen Neff 303-494-0467.
- French Conversation – All Speaking Levels – Dates and times to be determined. Chair: Zdenka Smith 303-330-2856.
- Games Group – It’s Anyone’s Game – Board and card games. Third Tuesday from 1:30 – 4:00 p.m. at home of Chair in Louisville. Contact chair to join. Chair: Kathleen Newton 720-548-8661.
- Garden Group – Third Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. Chairs: Jyotsna Raj 303-447-8831; Jean Rohrschneider 720-542-9788.
- Golfing – For the Casual Golfer – 1:00 p.m. every Thursday at various golf courses, new members welcome. Chair: Susan Planck 303-499-3916.
- Hikers and Slow Hikers – Every Friday 9:00 a.m.,September to May; 8:30 June to August. Meet at the north end of the east side of the main (new location) garage at 29th Street Mall, Chairs: Joan (Joanie) Cardone 303-263-7823; Frieda Holley 303-499-3733. Please note: Dogs are not allowed on UWC hikes.
- Italian Conversation – Wednesday, 3:00 – 4:00 p.m. on Zoom. Chair: Maxene Wilson 303-530-4619.
- Music – Second Monday afternoon of most months in members’ homes, providing a venue for musical performers to meet and share their love of music in an intimate setting. Chairs: Berry Todd 303-442-9083; Tula Roberge 303-443-2509.
- On the Road Again – This popular group hits the road 4-6 times per year to enjoy activities, exhibits, and events that are located in Boulder County or surrounding communities. Chair: Norma Portnoy 303-908-9371; Co-Chair Beth Karpf.
- Out to Lunch – Usually Fourth Wednesday, at noon at various local restaurants. Chairs: Jean Rohrschneider 720-542-9788; Jyotsna Raj 303-447-8831. Looking for new chairs.
- Readers’ Theater 2 – Third Monday 4:00 p.m. at the Boulder Library. Chairs: Patty Ludke 303-817-1020; Kathy Randall 303-746-4528.
- Spanish Conversation Advanced – Contact chair for details. Chairs: Diana King 303-803-4583; Arlene Gerwin 303-349-8959.
- Sunday Afternoon at the Movies – Usually second Sunday, to see movies at a theater in Boulder or nearby theater. Cochairs: Sharon Nehls 303-494-5778; Deann O’Donovan 773-968-2274.
- Theater Goers – Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company matinees. Acting Chair: Cindy Meyer 713-256-9185.
Groups that are at capacity
- Book Group – The Bookies – Kathy Randall 303-746-4528.
- Book Group Small – Fiction and Non-Fiction, Joyce Bograd.
- Book Group Mysteries – Betty Barnes (512-657-6584).
- Book Group – Second Monday, Janet Evans.
- French Conversation (Original group) – Dot Thompson 303-499-4423.
New Leader Needed!
Biking
Want to start a new group?
To start a new interest group requires at least five members including a chairperson.
- If you are interested in starting a new group please contact the Interest Group Coordinator for more information: Lois Linsky Interest Group Coordinator, 303-499-2689.
- To form a new book group, contact Kathy Randall, 303-746-4528.
Let’s Go See a Play Together!
The Theater Goers group will see Boulder Ensemble Theatre Company (BETC) plays together in 2025-26. Please join us for these Sunday 2:00 p.m. matinees followed by conversation and reflection at the Dairy (and in February at The Nomad Playhouse). You and a friend/partner may purchase individual tickets from the BETC website, or you may schedule your season subscription for these dates
October 19: The Thin Place by Lucas Hrath
December 7: Every Brilliant Thing by Duncan MacMillan w/ Jonny Donahoe
February 22: Brooklyn Laundry by John Patrick Shanley
May 3: Mary Jane by Amy Herzog
Please contact interim chair Cindy Meyer for details about a 5% UWC Theater Goers discount code for individual performances, and to be added to the e-mail list. Also, please contact Cindy if you would be willing to help organize additional plays for the fall, at 713-256-9185 or cfmeyer at sbcglobal dot net.
For additional details, click here.
Happy Hour/Tea Time Conversations
We invite anyone and everyone to join us on the second Tuesday of each month for our Happy Hour/Tea Time. These Zoom meetings occur 4:00 to 5:00 p.m. We each have time to talk to the group about a topic in our personal lives or within our philosophies. It’s an opportunity to get to know fascinating women on a much deeper level.
Contact Andie Kutinsky (drandie at gmail dot com) to get on the mailing list.
On the Road Again: Exploring Local Treasures Together
Are you looking for a way to get out, learn something new, and enjoy the company of others? Consider joining On the Road Again, a popular interest group that explores cultural, historical, and entertaining destinations in Boulder County and beyond.
The group schedules four to six outings each year, traveling to nearby communities to take in a wide variety of activities and events. Past excursions have included tours, museums, theatrical productions, visits to botanical gardens, and other regional attractions. A highlight each year is the Holiday English Afternoon Tea in December, a festive tradition that brings members together to celebrate the season.
Each outing offers opportunities to learn, laugh, and connect. After each event, members often gather for coffee, snacks, or a light meal to share impressions of the day, turning each trip into a shared experience that is as social as it is entertaining.
Go to https://boulderuwc.org/interest-groups/interest-group-sign-up-sheet/ to join On The Road Again and receive email notifications about upcoming events.
Interest Group News
Hiking Group
L to R in back: Frieda Holley, Susan Rapp, Kathleen Salzberg, Andrea Brose (guest of Frieda), Jean Nelson, Joanie Cardone, Linda Conlin, Carol Green, Judy Winkel, with Char Rasmussen in front. On a hike to Lost Lake August 22, 2025. Picture taken by passing hiker.
The Bookies Book Group
The Bookies first gathering: Kathy Randall, Merry Bullock, Ann McBryan, Jana Murphy, Betty Johnson, Linda Warfield, Sherry Woodruff, Pat Thompson and Becky Palmer. Photo by Sydney Hoerler (not in picture)
We were discussing: The Berry Pickers by Amanda Peters
Sunday Afternoon at the Movies
The Sunday Afternoon at the Movies group met September 14th at the Boulder Cinemark Theater to see Downton Abbey: The Grande Finale. After the film we went to BJs Restaurant to discuss the film. The group ranged from people who had seen every episode and movie to a few who had never seen the show, which made for a great discussion.
Deann O’Donovan, a new UWC member, joined us and has volunteered to cochair the committee.
Members pictured include Kathleen Newton, Marge Riddle, Lorraine Sexton, Ellie Bertram, Jacque Thomas, Mary Baumgardner, Dorothy Coltrin, DD Mallard, Robin Moskal, Ruth Harvey, Jane Etzel, Janet Freeman, and Sharon Nehls.
A new year begins for the Music group!
Left to right foreground: Pat Phillipson, Carol Green, Judy Owens, Harriet Simons
Background: Tula Roberge with head turned away, Ellie Weisel, Deanna Young, and her husband Matt.
On the Road Again
We all enjoyed a tour of Art Castings of Colorado and a visit to the Benson Sculpture Garden in Loveland. Seeing how much work and artistry is required beyond the original sculpting increases one’s appreciation of the final artwork.
There were two groups, visiting a week apart.
Top right picture: Ruth Hamman, Merry Bullock, Patty Ludke, Beth Karpf, Norma Portnoy, Barbara Steffin.
Next row: Julie Neway, DD Mallard, Jennifer Brolin, Kathy Herder, Kathleen Salzberg, Mary Pierce
Last Row: Benson Sculpture Garden
Send your photos for MESSAGES!
Send your interest group photos and/or photos you have taken of Boulder and surrounds for inclusion in MESSAGES – send to MESSAGES editor Tamera Van Spriell at boulderuwc@gmail.com
Executive Board
Officers
President – Andie Kutinsky
Past President – Anne Hudson
Secretary and President Elect (2026-2027) – Sharon Nehls
Secretary Elect (2026-2027) – Betty Johnson
Treasurer and Treasurer Elect (2026-2027) – Frieda Holley
Board Members
Acknowledgements: Donations made “in honor of” – Joyce Spencer
Advisory/Parliamentarian – Frieda Holley
Honors Reception – Anne Hudson, Andie Kutinsky
Interest Groups Chair – Lois Linsky
Margaret Willard Award Chair – Andie Kutinsky
Membership Chair – Carol Etges
Membership Coffee – Lynne Barnett
MESSAGES Co-Chairs
Editor – Tam Van Spriell
Copy Editor – Kathleen Salzberg
Technical Editor – Carol Etges
New Member Event – Shirley Harkess
Opera Brunch – Sandy Johnson
Photographer – Sydney Hoerler
Programs
Chair – Norma Portnoy
UMC Liaison – Tam Van Spriell
Registration – Lynne Barnett
Scholarship Committee Chair – Jean Manifesto
Scholarship Luncheon – Jonette Lucia
Website – Joyce Spencer
Zoom Masters – Lynne Barnett
Non-Board Positions
Document Repository – Diana King
Email Communications – Andie Kutinsky
Historian/Yearbook – Karen Neff
Nominating – Janet Brewer
Calendar
UWC Calendar for 2025-2026
October
- 07 Tuesday, Lecture Luncheon #1, 10:30 a.m to 1:00 p.m., UMC 235
November
- 11 Tuesday, Lecture Luncheon #2, 10:30 a.m to 1:00 p.m., UMC 235
December
- No scheduled events – Happy Holidays!
January 2026
- 13 Tuesday, Lecture Luncheon #3, 10:30 a.m to 1:00 p.m., UMC 235
February
- No scheduled events
March
- 08 Sunday, Opera Brunch, Center for British & Irish Studies, Norlin Library
- 17 Tuesday, Lecture Luncheon #4, 10:30 a.m to 1:00 p.m., UMC 235
April
- 14 Tuesday, Scholarship Luncheon, Boulder Country Club
May
- 21 Thursday, Lecture Luncheon #5 and Margaret Willard Award Presentation, 10:30 a.m to 1:00 p.m., UMC 235
