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TIAA-CREF Counseling Sessions
TIAA-CREF is scheduling one-on-one financial counseling sessions during December.
Topics include:
• Developing long-term strategies
• Selecting your TIAA-CREF options
• Understanding basic types of investment choices available
• Learning about TIAA-CREF retirement income flexibility
To schedule an appointment, visit the TIAA-CREF web site at
www.tiaa-cref.org/moc or call Anne
Vorderbruggen at (800) 842-2009, ext. 4138.
Dates |
Times |
Locations |
Wednesday, Dec. 7 |
8 a.m. – 4 p.m. |
Ninth and Colorado campus School of Nursing, Room 2933 |
Thursday, Dec. 8 |
8 a.m. – 4 p.m. |
Ninth and Colorado campus School of Nursing, Room 2933 |
Wednesday, Dec. 14 |
8 a.m. – 4 p.m. |
Fitzsimons campus Building 500, Autumn Room |
Wednesday, Dec. 28 |
8 a.m. – 3:45 p.m. |
Fitzsimons campus Building 500, Autumn Room |
Volunteer Tutors and Mentors Needed for Grade School
Students
Palmer Elementary School, a Denver Public School PreK-5 school, is looking
for active community members to help tutor/mentor second through fifth grade
students in an evening tutoring program. The school is located at 995 Grape
St. in Denver.
Tutors participating in this program will:
Provide consistent
tutorial and personal mentoring during one-on-one sessions for 1-1/2 hours
each Tuesday that school is in session, 6-7:30 p.m.;
Transport student
to and from tutoring site. Students should be picked up around 5:30-5:45
p.m. to ensure being at tutoring on time;
Communicate
needs and updates to the liaison teacher;
Communicate
with student and volunteer coordinator when unable to attend; and to
Enjoy themselves
and have a sense of accomplishment in helping a child succeed!
If you have an interest in volunteering for this program, contact Kate Logan
at (720) 273-5357 or Kate_Logan@dpsk12.org.
Park Your Car and Join a Vanpool
Join the Vanpool from Lafayette to the Fitzsimons campus with stops along
US 36 in Broomfield and Westminster Park & Ride. See RideArrangers at www.drcog.com.
Monthly fare is $60. Try it free for one week and then pay month to month
with no long-term commitment. 50 percent part-time riderships are available.
Pro-rated fares are also available.
The van arrives at Fitzsimons at 7:20 a.m. and leaves at 4:35 p.m. Alternate
routes can be taken when traffic is congested.
How the vanpool works:
• A group of up to 12 people share a ride to work in a van dedicated to
their commute for a monthly fare based on mileage and the number of passengers
in the van. The van has a bike rack and room for cargo.
• One vanpool rider volunteers to drive, track maintenance, submit paperwork
and collect fares, and in return rides for free.
• Volunteer vanpool drivers must have clean motor vehicle records, undergo
criminal background checks, receive insurance approvals and sign vanpool agreements.
The vanpool program provides the van, maintenance and repairs, insurance,
fuel, bike racks and the guaranteed ride home. You get a taxi ride to your home
at no additional expense for unplanned emergencies or unexpectedly working late.
For more information contact Glenna Kunkel at Glenna.kunkel@uchsc.edu or
720-771-0963
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