Event Calendar

Regis Giving Day is our annual 24-hour online fundraising event the day following Ranger Week. We challenge the Regis community to show its Ranger pride and support our University in a big way. Alumni, faculty, staff, parents, and friends of the University give to the area they are most passionate about and together we celebrate the importance of philanthropy at Regis.

Donate here.

Location: Northwest Denver Campus

Dayton Memorial Library’s March exhibit is one of a series of satellite exhibits celebrating Denver’s MoPrint 2018 (Month of Printmaking Series). The series features both prints and book works by artists who primarily work in the book arts field. The Dayton Memorial Library exhibit includes work by artists living in Austria, The Netherlands and The United States. Works will be on view beginning March 2, and continuing through April.

The series was curated by Alicia Bailey, Abecedarian Artists’ Books, Denver, Colorado.               

A second MoPrint exhibit, Women and the Printed Page, will be on view at the O’Sullivan Gallery on the Regis campus from March 15 – April 12.  A talk with the curator will take place at O’Sullivan Gallery on March 22 from 7 to 8 pm.

Location: Library Fireplace Lounge Area

The Learning Commons invites all students to FREE marshmallow-topped hot chocolate Monday, Apr. 23 - Friday, Apr. 27, 9am - 6pm, Clarke Hall 241, 2nd floor.

And, while you enjoy your beverage, make an appointment with a tutor or writing coach to help you in the final stretch of the semester.

We offer one-on-one and group support via in-person and online sessions, including late evenings and weekends!

WRITING COACHES = Feedback for any stage of the writing process.
TUTORS = Available in a range of subjects + Great resource for test prep.

View current information and schedule appointments at REGIS.EDU/TLC

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Location: David M. Clarke, S.J., Hall Rm 241

Come learn more about the Division of Counseling and Family Therapy program.  

Click here to RSVP for the valuable information session.  This session will take place the Thornton Campus. 

The Division of Counseling and Family Therapy's vision involves a commitment to the two deepest roots of the Regis Mission, to educate counselors and family therapists who are grounded in the awareness and cultivation of their intrinsic values and the understanding of how to mobilize those values in the service of community. The diverse theoretical orientations taught in the classroom are comfortably woven into the fabric of the university-wide mission statement of "how ought we to live." Our aim is to educate competent counselors and family therapists who advocate for individuals, couples, and families who also embody integrity and facilitate positive change.

Location: Thornton Campus Classroom 151

Training prepares individuals to handle the threat of an Active Assailant. ALICE Training teaches individuals to participate in their own survival, while leading others to safety. Though no one can guarantee success in this type of situation, this new set of skills will greatly increase the odds of survival should anyone face this form of disaster.

The ALICE training is endorsed by:

·            Department of Homeland Security

·            Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)

·            FBI

·            Department of Health and Human Services

·            Department of Education

·            City and County of Denver

Location: Main Hall Rm 333