Pups lighten load during Pause for Paws
UCCS alumna Lisa Craig brought her wire-haired dachshund, Gracie, to the Pause for Paws study break at Kraemer Family Library this week. (More)
Articles by Katy Hartshorn
Undergraduate Research Academy develops lifelong bonds
The Undergraduate Research Academy, started in 2013, provides a mutually beneficial experience for students and faculty. Students are paid as they engage in experiential research within their chosen field, gaining valuable experience in data collection, analysis and presenting in professional forums. (More)
Fifth annual Sustainnovate will focus on water, featuring Chad Pregracke, a CNN Hero of the Year
The fifth annual Sustainnovate Conference and Expo, “Water in the West” kicks off with a student summit at 5:30 p.m. March 7 in Berger Hall featuring guest speaker Chad Pregracke, 2013 CNN Hero of the Year. (More)
Campus leaders to meet with faculty, staff
Interim Chancellor Venkat Reddy, Vice Chancellor for Student Success Sentwali Bakari, and Provost-elect Tom Christensen will host four information sessions Feb. 28-March 1 at locations across campus. (More)
UCCS honors Black History Month with event to recognize MLK, art exhibit, town hall
The UCCS Black Student Union, MOSAIC and the Gallery of Contemporary Art (GOCA) will recognize Black History Month with three upcoming events. (More)
Mountain Lion Research Day moves from spring to fall
The 9th annual Mountain Lion Research Day will move to the fall semester to avoid scheduling conflicts. (More)
UCCS pledges to double student participation in study abroad programs by 2020
UCCS has joined forces with the Institute of International Education (IIE) in the Generation Study Abroad program to double the number of UCCS students who study internationally by 2020. (More)
2016 Colorado Combined Campaign surpasses expectations
The 2016 Colorado Combined Campaign, which ran from September through the end of December, exceeded its goal. (More)
Feb. 2 Library at Night event will feature internationally recognized author
A Feb. 2 event at Kraemer Family Library featuring author Alberto Manguel’s “The Library at Night” will highlight the valuable role the library plays not only as a place of study but as a place of discovery. (More)
Employee of the Quarter Kara Carragher honored for expertise, enthusiasm
Kara Carragher, human resources and business specialist, College of Business, is the UCCS Employee of the Quarter.
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