Heller Center 2018 Paint Out to feature plein air painting
Local plein air painters are invited to be inspired by the landscapes at Heller Center for the Arts & Humanities in the center’s 2018 Paint Out event August. 9. (More)
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Devane selected for two ISTSS leadership positions
Amanda Devane, a fourth-year clinical psychology student from San Ramon, California, will serve as the student chair for a pair of interest groups within the International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies. (More)
In Memory: Anthony “Tony” Thies
Funeral services for retired Army Maj. Anthony “Tony” Thies, 47, a former faculty member in the Department of Military Science, will be at 2 p.m. July 23, at the Soldiers Memorial Chapel, 6333 Martinez St. Fort Carson, Colorado. (More)
UCCS doctoral students conducting pro-bono evaluations for trauma survivors seeking asylum
Doctoral students in the clinical psychology program are working under the supervision of Kristin Samuelson, assistant professor, Psychology Department, to conduct pro-bono trauma evaluations for asylum seekers. (More)
Kwiatkowski shares life with autism with high school educators
Andy Kwiatkowski’s journey to UCCS is defined by the way he lived with autism. (More)
Dassanowsky co-production of Austrian documentary runs in Vienna theaters
Independent film producer and professor Robert von Dassanowsky scored critical success in co-producing the Austrian documentary film “Der Bauer zu Nathal” (The Farmer of Nathal). (More)
NextFifty Initiative awards half-million dollar grant to UCCS Aging Center
The UCCS Aging Center will increase mental health care services for at-risk local seniors through a half-million dollar grant from the NextFifty Initiative. (More)
Four earn Quality Matters certifications for online courses
Four faculty members completed the Quality Matters certification for five online courses in the second quarter of 2018. (More)
Students, staff and alumni part of successful U.S. Senior Open operation
When Colorado Springs hosted 156 of the world’s top seniors golfers and 134,000 fans June 28 through July 1, UCCS staff, students and alumni were among the hundreds of volunteers, interns, staff and caddies who helped stage one of the sport’s largest annual events. (More)
In Memory: Ken Eurek
A celebration of life for Ken Eurek, 68, a lecturer in the Department of Languages and Culture, will be at 2 p.m., July 6, at St. Mary’s Cathedral, 22 W. Kiowa St., Colorado Springs, Colorado, 80903. (More)