Feb. 10 Town Hall focuses on improving enrollment
A brown-bag town hall session during lunch will focus on enrollment from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Feb. 10 in Berger Hall. (More)
Articles by Jared Verner
Barboza named to editorial board of journal for Child Maltreatment
Gia Barboza, assistant professor of criminal justice in the School of Public Affairs, will join the editorial board of one of the top-ranked academic journals in the areas of social work and family studies. (More)
January in photos
Here’s a look at some of the favorite images from University Communications from January 2020. (More)
Colorado Springs Business Journal: COS CEO: Lisanne McNew, McNew & Associates
The Colorado Springs Business Journal profiled Lisanne McNew, a graduate alumna, who started a government contracting consultant firm. (More)
Stutey, Wehrman and Stark receive Colorado Health Foundation grant for Campus Connections
Diane Stutey, Joe Wehrman and Cortny Stark from the Department of Counseling and Human Services, received a $77,610 grant award for the Campus Connections Community Program. The award was provided by the Colorado Health Foundation. (More)
“Power of One” strikes gold in CASE District VI
The video was the top entry in the fundraising short video category at the District VI Conference for the Council for Advancement and Support of Education Jan. 27 in Kansas City, Missouri. (More)
Silent yoga takes center stage in Theatreworks’ “Small Mouth Sounds” through Feb. 16
Bess Wohl’s critically-acclaimed play “Small Mouth Sounds,” the story about six misfits at a silent yoga retreat, opens Jan. 30 for a three-week run at the Dusty Loo Bon Vivant Theater at the Ent Center (More)
Six graduate students to compete in Mountain Lion Grad Slam finals Jan. 31
The challenge to condense a graduate thesis into three minutes, with the aid of only one slide, to a general population audience will be the task for six UCCS graduate students who advanced to the finals of the 2020 Mountain Lion Grad Slam. (More)
Taylor receives Technology Student Association grant for UNITE
Vicki Taylor, STEM outreach professor for the Pre-Collegiate Support and Success Center, received a $34,590 grant award for UNITE 2020-2021. The award was provided by the Technology Student Association. (More)
Seven faculty and students find skeletal muscle respiration a better predictor of endurance for cyclists
A team of seven faculty and students found that the measure of an athlete’s skeletal muscle respiration is a better predictor for how a cyclist will perform in endurance events in the January 2020 issue of Physiological Reports. (More)