Meet a cop, grab a donut Oct. 12
Cops and donuts go together like, well, macaroni and cheese or peanut butter and jelly, Jim Spice, executive director, Department of Public Safety, wants to be sure that the words campus and cops go together (More)
Articles by Tom Hutton
Strategic plan discussion opens to campus
A morning-long conference to begin planning the future of UCCS will be open to all faculty and staff members Oct. 20 in Berger Hall. Beginning at 8 a.m. and continuing in one-hour increments until noon, (More)
Who’s New: September new staff
Eleven new staff members joined UCCS in September. Their names, titles, departments and start dates follow. Britt Anderson, transfer credit specialist, Student Success Center, effective Sept. 12. Judith Bock, clinical specialist, Trauma, Health and Hazards (More)
Economists to provide global perspective at annual forum
The Fifteenth Annual Southern Colorado Economic Forum will offer insight into the region’s economic outlook beginning at 7 a.m., Oct. 14 at the Antlers Hilton Hotel, 4 South Cascade. More than 500 regional business leaders (More)
Forum to focus on facilities plan
Representatives of a Baltimore-based architectural and planning firm hired to assist with updating the UCCS facilities master plan will conduct a public forum beginning at 6 p.m. Oct. 13 in the University Center. Officials from (More)
Performer in residence to share collaborative efforts
Pamela Z, a Guggenheim award winning performance artist, wil lead a collaborative concert with UCCS music students beginning at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Gallery of Contemporary Art. Pamela Z is a composer and media (More)
Cordova to receive NAACP honor
Anthony Cordova, director, MOSAIC, will receive the 2011 Freedom Fund Education Award from the NAACP at an Oct. 15 award gala at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, Colorado Springs. The award is given to a professor, administrator (More)
Religion on campus draws crowd, spirited discussion
Benjamin Broadbent used everything from relationship advice to Buddhist wisdom to convey the value of interfaith dialogue to UCCS students during the first event of the White House Interfaith and Community Service Challenge Tuesday at (More)
Chancellor to host faculty and staff lunch, student information session
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak will host a brown bag luncheon for faculty and staff beginning at noon Oct. 26 in Dwire Hall 204, the Haehn Community Room. The lunch offers an opportunity for faculty and staff (More)
Be Colorado program comes to campus
Rachel Gibson, program assistant, Office of Disability Services and University Testing, and Tyson Randall, audiovisual program manager, University Center, were featured in a video promoting a new CU health and wellness program, Be Colorado. In (More)