Direction, advice offered at Retirement Ready event
CU Employee Services will offer a series of workshops and vendor presentations Nov. 6 designed to help UCCS faculty and staff prepare for retirement. (More)
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Campus geraniums fall victim to freeze
Facilities Services grounds staff members cancelled a scheduled Oct. 18 geranium give away following freezing temperatures earlier this week. (More)
Chancellor Reddy joins India investment mission led by Gov. Hickenlooper
Chancellor Venkat Reddy participated in a seven-day trade mission trip to India led by Gov. John Hickenlooper. (More)
Church to present at Wyoming
Minette Church, associate professor, Anthropology Department, will present “Roadside Public History and the Archaeology of the Mountain Route of the Santa Fe Trail” Oct. 20. (More)
Cool Science coming to campus
The Colorado Springs Cool Science Festival will begin its eight-day quest to engage the community in science-related activities at UCCS Oct. 14. (More)
Campus reps to present at registrar and admissions conference
Four UCCS representatives will present on the centralization of graduate admissions and recruitment services Oct. 29-Nov. 1 at the American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers conference. (More)
Media requests mean potential exposure of salary details
Because of media inquiries that follow recent changes to Colorado open-records law, CU faculty and staff could potentially see heightened visibility of their salaries. (More)
Eight picked as ethics fellows
Eight faculty members will serve as UCCS Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative Fellows during academic year 2017-2018. (More)
Eleven join UCCS
Eleven people accepted teaching and non-teaching positions at UCCS in September, according to the Department of Human Resources (More)
New federal guidance on Title IX won’t affect UCCS
The U.S. Department of Education’s Sept. 22 announcement that it was rescinding the Dear Colleague Letter on Sexual Violence and an associated question-and-answer document, does not significantly affect CU campuses in the short term. (More)