Employees, students, and community members convened in the Lawrence Street Center Terrace Room on Sept. 10 for a discussion on public administration, governance, and how public institutions can effectively serve communities. The event marked the third annual Dr. Mary E. Guy Distinguished Lecture, hosted by the School of Public Affairs.
The University of Colorado Denver's School of Public Affairs (SPA) has launched a national search for its next dean, seeking a visionary and collaborative leader to guide the school's continued growth and national impact.
For Nayzeth Landa, Early Success Academic Advisor in the School of Public Affairs, CU Denver became more than a place to earn a degree. As a first-generation student, she found mentors, opportunities and a community that helped her discover a passion for supporting others.
Carla Gutierrez, BA ’27, was content in her job as a dental assistant and her life in Denver, where she was born and raised. But as the country’s political landscape continued to change, something inside her stirred. She knew she had to find a way to make a difference, so she went back to school. At CU Denver, she found her voice.
CU Denver student and Student Government Association (SGA) President Carla Gutierrez, BA ’27, has been admitted to the Front Range Consortium’s prestigious National Security Scholars Program.
Every semester, each school and college publishes a Dean’s List honoring students who demonstrate high scholastic achievement.
CU Denver uses a fixed criterion across all schools and colleges for determining eligibility for the Dean’s List. This policy applies to undergraduate students. For fall and spring semesters, students must successfully complete nine graded hours in the semester. In the summer semester, students must complete six graded hours.
This is the complete list of students included in the spring 2026 Dean’s List.