Malone earns Faculty Council award
Mark Malone, professor, College of Education, recently received the Distinguished Service Award from the CU System Faculty Council. (More)
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Ten join campus
Ten people accepted full-time teaching and nonteaching positions at UCCS in November, according to the Department of Human Resources. (More)
In memory: Martin Olsen
Martin G. Olsen, a former assistant professor and lecturer in the Department of Psychology, died Oct. 29, from injuries suffered in a car accident. (More)
Winter is coming, are you ready?
With snow and cold in this week’s forecast, students, staff and faculty are encouraged to make sure they’re ready for travel and signed up for campus notifications about closures and other weather information. (More)
Chancellor Memo: It is up to us to ensure UCCS remains inclusive, safe, and committed to our values
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak turns to former CU President George Norlin for inspiration during tumultuous times in a campus memo. (More)
Academic freedom series to focus on outside speakers
The third in a series of campus discussions about academic freedom is scheduled for 8 a.m. Dec. 12 in University Center 302. “‘Not in My House!’ Outside Speakers on Campus and (More)
Faculty at Work: Jugal Kalita
Jugal Kalita, professor, College of Engineering and Applied Science, was recently selected as the subject of a Faculty at Work profile by the Office of Sponsored Programs and Research Integrity. (More)
Blackburn publishes novel
Alexander Blackburn, professor emeritus, Department of English, recently published “The Cold War of Kitty Pentecost,” (More)
Farney receives 2016 I Love My Librarian Award
Tabatha “Tabby” Farney, associate professor, Kraemer Family Library, received I Love My Librarian Award from the American Library Association Nov. 30. (More)
Photo feature: Newest distinguished professor honored
Zbigniew Celinski, the newest UCCS distinguished professor, was feted at a Nov. 21 reception. (More)