Clyde’s Kudos: December 2020
Gratitude for a last-minute campus tour, virtual holiday parties and all those who made Commencement 2020 possible: Communique celebrates 18 Clyde’s Kudos sent in December 2020. (More)
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The Gazette: GUEST COLUMN: UCCS supports space industry
The Gazette published a column by Chancellor Venkat Reddy about the growing academic programs at UCCS that can support the current and projected needs of the region for the space industry. (More)
All-time list of UCCS Distinguished Professors
Nine UCCS faculty members have received the rank of distinguished professor, the highest honor that the University of Colorado bestows on its own faculty members. (More)
Pandemic shines new light on the importance of Health Promotion | Jennifer Best ’11
Jennifer Best ’11 has always cared about health. Her dedication to the field drew her interest in the UCCS Master of Science in Health Promotion program, and now, less than ten years later, the global COVID-19 pandemic shines new importance on her health-related role. (More)
The Business Journals: THE INTERVIEW: A Colorado chancellor on higher ed’s financial vice and the dream of a free education
The Business Journals interviewed Chancellor Venkat Reddy on the benefit of public-private partnerships. (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: November 2020
Coworkers caring for coworkers, volunteers serving Thanksgiving dinner at Roaring Fork and many, many memes: Communique celebrates 26 Clyde’s Kudos sent in November 2020. (More)
Crafting a Community of Culture | Jasmine Dillavou ’16
One of Colorado Springs’ newest artists isn’t one to paint with a broad brush, or even paint much at all. But that hasn’t stopped Jasmine Dillavou ’16 from becoming an agent of change in the community. (More)
Free sport performance trials for Black Friday at the Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center
The William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center is offering free trial programs for Black Friday, Nov. 27. Register by calling (719) 776-4928. (More)
Overcoming adversity to fuel futures | J. Thomas Gregory ’00
The path to earning a degree isn’t always a straight line, according to J. Thomas Gregory ’00 who, while working as a teacher in Colorado, realized he needed a degree to advance into the realm of administration. (More)
Fueling Colorado’s workforce through innovation and teamwork | Craig Smith ’97
Craig Smith ’97 knows a lot about growth. He helped build a 20-person startup into what is now HomeAdvisor, a leading digital marketplace with nearly 4,000 employees that connects people with professionals for home projects such as remodeling. (More)