Outstanding campus community members feted in year-end celebration
Outstanding faculty, staff and students were recognized at the 2017 Campus Awards Ceremony April 26 in Berger Hall. (More)
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Final chancellor candidate to visit; feedback forms due soon
The final candidate for the position of chancellor will visit campus May 1 and 2 with the deadline for candidate feedback set for 5 p.m. May 3. (More)
Unity Project creates colorful interactive art project on El Pomar Plaza
The three-day Unity Project this week created a colorful art display on El Pomar Plaza that illustrated both the campus’s diversity and its connectedness. (More)
Human Resources makes changes
Ellie Cassio, business and human resources professional, Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, will become a human resources compensation specialist for the Human Resources Offices effective May 1. (More)
‘The Bluffs’ ready for third season
The Communication Department will premiere the third season of its award-winning drama, “The Bluffs,” at 7:30 p.m. April 28 in Centennial Hall Auditorium. (More)
Police chief finalists to visit campus
Three finalists for the position of executive director of public safety and chief of police will visit campus May 3, 4 and 8. (More)
Altayli, Patz Clarke publish ethics chapter
Benek Altayli, director, Wellness Center Mental Health Services, and Deborah Patz Clarke, staff psychologist, Wellness Center Mental Health Services, recently published “Ethics Codes,” a chapter in the SAGE Encyclopedia of Abnormal and Clinical Psychology. (More)
Photo feature: Faculty appreciation
Academic Affairs showed its appreciation for the work of faculty during an April 17 reception. (More)
Giant map entertains, educates politician, school kids
A giant map of Colorado used as a geography educational tool recently drew the attention of Rep. Diana DeGette, D-Denver. (More)
Galleries of Contemporary Art to open Cybercy exhibit May 5
An exhibition exploring how the Internet affects perceptions of public and private spaces, as well as how people navigate the real, the digital, and the hyper-real opens May 5 at the UCCS Galleries of Contemporary Art downtown GOCA121 gallery, 121 S. Tejon St. (More)