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  • Ceal Barry
    Athletic administrator Ceal Barry, the winningest women’s basketball coach in school history, completed her 30th year at CU-°Ēøē³Ō¹Ļ. Last summer she served as interim athletic director after the departure of Mike Bohn and before the hiring of Rick George.
  • volunteers
    Living in the nation’s basement in regards to state funding presents challenges and opportunities for innovation.Ā 
  • campfire
    Integrative physiology professor Kenneth Wright conducted a study on the influence of natural versus electrical lighting on our sleep patterns.
  • Photo of rick george
    Rick George was introduced as CU’s sixth full-time athletic director on July 17, succeeding Mike Bohn.
  • Football coach macyntyre
    Mike MacIntyre was named CU’s 25th head football coach on Dec. 10.
  • Andres Roberson on the court
    AndrĆ© Roberson, a junior forward, set the CU’s single-season record for rebounds with 401 and ranked fifth nationally with 20 double-doubles last season.
  • Ann Elliott
    Ann Elliott made history March 26 when she became head coach for the new CU women’s lacrosse program, which begins play in spring semester 2014.
  • Richard Rokos
    Richard Rokos became head coach of the ski team almost 22 years ago, making him the ā€œdeanā€ of current Buff head coaches. The Czech native went into the 2012 season having led CU to six national titles.
  • mike bohn
    Hired in spring 2005, Mike Bohn has had an eventful tenure as athletic director.
  • mark wetmore
    Mark WetmoreĀ has been head coach of the CU cross country and track & field teams since 1995, winning five national cross country championships — three men’s and two women’s.
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