Anna Faye Hunter ’13: Sharing love of books and theater
“I got into the show and made all my best friends. And I was really happy. I ended up loving my time at UCCS.” (More)
Articles by Anslee Wolfe
Guiding juvenile offenders sparked Jonathan Caudill’s interest in teaching and researching criminal justice
Jonathan Caudill’s natural path seemed to be in criminal justice, having grown up in a law enforcement family. (More)
Faculty profile: Helping people survive trauma drives Charles “Chip” Benight
Charles “Chip” Benight found himself a little too close to three deadly disasters: a nuclear power plant explosion, an earthquake and a hurricane, all of which led to a life of researching how people survive. (More)
Faculty profile: Jessi L. Smith leads the way, speaking her mind
Before the sun comes up, Jessi Smith and her family wake to her pet bird squawking. She fetches him from his cage and returns to bed, snuggling him in her palm while the dogs pile in. (More)
Digging Through The Past, Enlightening The Future | Anna Cordova
Anna Cordova meanders through a field in Colorado Springs, searching for the past. (More)
Faculty profile: Life rerouted Margaret Harris’ plans
As a girl, Margaret Harris knew she wanted to grow up to help people but didn’t know in what role. (More)
Faculty profile: Mathematics sharpens the world for Oksana Bihun
Math is more than numbers and equations for Oksana Bihun. It helps her connect with what’s around her, sights and sounds she might not otherwise notice. (More)
Faculty profile: Terry Boult believes innovation is key to flourishing
Terry Boult heads for the slopes about 50 days each season, and what he carries in his pocket has nothing to do with snowboarding or skiing: his UCCS business cards. (More)
Faculty profile: Jian “James” Ma has been teaching since he was a boy
Jian “James” Ma was 7 years old when he first helped teach math and literature to his classmates, the beginning of what would become a lifelong calling. (More)
Faculty profile: Curt Holder no longer hides from his past
As a young boy, Curt Holder spent hours drawing maps, tracing over the family atlas with pencil onto white paper before adding roads, rivers, the largest cities. He made thousands over the years and kept (More)