“Everyone can be great because everybody can serve,” spoke Martin Luther King, Jr. in a call to service. During the week-long UCCS Days of Service and Action, all are invited to invest in the health and harmony of the university and surrounding communities. (More)
When Katherine Daniel ’20, ’21 learned that Teller County, Colorado residents are at twice the risk of skin cancer than others in the state, she turned a research project from class into a real-life initiative to bring sun safety to children in Woodland Park. (More)
If you’d like to be a voice for staff members at UCCS, now is your time. From now until March 25, the UCCS Staff Association is open for nominations for staff members interested in serving as elected members of the Staff Association Executive Board. (More)
For the second time in a row, UCCS has been ranked among the most bicycle-friendliest universities in the nation, according to The League of American Bicyclists. (More)
Barry Koch, Adjunct Professor of Social Work at UCCS, answered seven questions on “The Concise History of American Social Policy” — his tongue-in-cheek name for a 1,500+ page reference work tracing American social policy from the Revolutionary War to the present. (More)
After three decades, Charles “Charlie” Sweet, Vice Chancellor of Strategic Initiatives at UCCS, will bid the University of Colorado farewell — at least officially. (More)
Susan Vandagriff, Scholarly Communications Librarian at UCCS, answers seven questions on her new book, a line-by-line analysis of Ernest Hemingway’s least-known collection of short stories, “Winner Take Nothing.” (More)
In a world driven by technology, Riley McGrath, a junior finance major at UCCS, and James Van Scotter, Associate Professor of Strategy, are examining the importance of leaders and managers who can serve as “strategic information leaders.” (More)
Chancellor Venkat Reddy and campus leaders shared updates on UCCS’ online education program, recommendations for the future of work and plans for a trigger point system to begin thoughtfully easing COVID-19 precautions in the future. (More)
Diep Dao, Assistant Professor of Geography at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs, co-created a new analytical framework for crime research called CrimeScape. With its focus on geospatial analysis, it has far-reaching applications for social science research. (More)
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