Photo feature: Commencement is a family affair
Among the more than 1,000 students who participated in Spring Commencement Exercises were three faculty or staff members as well as many relatives and friends. (More)
Local businesses get student-developed software solutions
Teams of UCCS information systems students got hands-on experience with two local companies in the spring semester, earning praise as they developed new software systems to make the businesses run more smoothly. Students enrolled in (More)
Center for Study of Government and Individual receives $1.49 million in grants
The UCCS Center for the Study of Government and the Individual has received $1.49 million in grants to fund two new professorships, the creation of an undergraduate scholarship program, as well as educational and research support. (More)
Faculty Course Questionnaires to move online
After completing two Faculty Course Questionnaire pilot projects during the last academic year, a faculty-led redesign team is preparing to move all FCQs online beginning fall 2017. (More)
Galleries of Contemporary Art to rock creative scene with sixth annual Brilliant
Brilliant, an art party extravaganza to benefit the Galleries of Contemporary Art, is scheduled for June 24 at 121 S. Tejon Street in downtown Colorado Springs. (More)
UCCS awarded $1.2 million scholarship grant to support STEM education
Undergraduate students and professionals working in science, technology, engineering or mathematics who want to teach in high-need school districts can apply to receive a scholarship of up to $15,000 at UCCS. (More)
Segal receives mentorship award
Dan Segal, professor, Psychology Department, recently received the Distinguished Clinical Mentorship Award from the Society of Clinical Geropsychology (More)
Student-athletes win in classroom and in competition
UCCS student-athletes posted a collective semester grade point average of 3.22 and extended the department’s streak of 3.0 or greater to 26 semesters following the Spring 2017 semester. (More)
Hansen contributes to new international admissions book
Mandy Hansen, director, Global Engagement Office, wrote a chapter in a new book “Managing a Successful International Admissions Office: NAFSA’s Guide to International Admissions.” (More)
Sassower co-authors new book
“Democratic Problem-Solving,” by Raphael Sassower, professor, Philosophy Department and Justin Cruickshank, senior lecturer in sociology, University of Birmingham, England, was published in April by Rowman and Littlefield, Washington, D.C.. (More)