Literacy reference guide compiles resources related to bias in academic research
Aligned with the 2020-2030 Strategic Plan, the guide brings together the faculty body’s collective wisdom on bias in academic and non-academic workplaces. (More)
Articles by Anna Squires
Virtual Town Hall maps out fall return to campus
Chancellor Reddy and a panel of campus leaders provided updates on the phased return to campus and health and safety measures UCCS has put in place in advance of the Aug. 24 start of the fall semester. (More)
UCCS GenCyber camps to open doors for representation in cybersecurity
UCCS will offer five GenCyber camps, beginning summer 2021, to teach introductory cybersecurity concepts to middle school students. Their goal is to motivate underrepresented students, including women and minorities, to pursue a future career in cybersecurity. (More)
Alumni pen letters of welcome to incoming first-year class
More than 100 UCCS alumni put pen to paper to handwrite over 3,000 letters of welcome to incoming students. (More)
Ahmad-Post accepts position at University of Denver
Aisha Ahmad-Post, director of the Ent Center for the Arts, will be the next executive director of the Robert and Judi Newman Center for the Performing Arts at the University of Denver. (More)
Pre-Collegiate Program prepares students for brighter futures
Nearly 500 local middle and high school students are benefiting from academic advising, financial aid guidance, career exploration and mentorship – everything they need to feel empowered to earn a college degree. (More)
El Paso County Educational Community COVID Recovery Town Hall to be held Aug. 4
A panel of health and education leaders from across the Pikes Peak region will offer a moderated Q&A, discuss the latest updates on COVID-19 guidelines and share how schools and universities can reopen safely. (More)
Aleesa Muir ’20 among NCAA Woman of the Year nominees
Former captain of the UCCS women’s soccer team Aleesa Muir ’20 is among six Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference (RMAC) athletes nominated for the NCAA Woman of the Year Award. (More)
KOAA: ‘Hit in 2020 is going to take at least two or three years,’ says economist on pandemic recovery
KOAA featured Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, on why the economic recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic could take years. (More)
Tuition Assistance Benefit applications open Aug. 3
Each academic year (fall through summer), eligible employees can save on up to nine credits on eligible courses on any CU campus. (More)