Josh Dunn, associate professor, Department of Political Science, was recently named to a list of top scholars who contribute to public debates about education. Rick Hess, a writer for Education Week, uses books and articles (More)
To help UCCS faculty and staff meet personal weight loss goals, the Be Colorado program will sponsor a weight reduction and maintenance program beginning in February. Called Colorado Weigh, the 12-week weight loss and long-term (More)
Anatoliy O. Pinchuk, assistant professor, Physics Department, was named New Inventor of the Year for UCCS Jan. 17 by the University of Colorado Technology Transfer Office. Pinchuk was one of nine faculty members and two (More)
Convincing low- and moderate-income students that they can be the first in their families to pursue education after high school is a challenge bigger than any one college or university. That’s why Phillip Morris, project (More)
Kathleen Tiemann, interim dean, College of Arts and Sciences, University of North Dakota, will present her qualifications to be dean of the UCCS College of Letters, Arts and Sciences during a campus forum scheduled for (More)
A visit to the Student Health Center this winter could result in a prescription unlike any ever received from a health care provider. Instead of a physician’s note for the latest pharmaceutical-based cure, students may (More)
Rex Welshon, associate dean, College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, will present his qualifications to be dean of the college during a campus forum scheduled for 9:15 a.m. Jan. 18 in the University Center Theater. (More)
Five new staff members joined UCCS in December. Their names, titles, departments and start dates follow. Lois Fay Sudduth, custodian, Physical Plant, Dec. 19. Greg H. West, custodian, Physical Plant, Dec. 19. Jason R. Vortruba, (More)
Brian Burnett, vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, was recently selected to serve as vice president of the Colorado Springs Downtown Partnership. The Downtown Partnership is the lead organization for planning, advocating and promoting a vibrant (More)
Former adjunct faculty member Frederick “Fred” Campbell, 88, died Dec. 27 following a long illness. He taught history and political science courses at UCCS from 1986 to 1999. Funeral services are scheduled for 2 p.m. (More)
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