Regents to consider more student housing
UCCS will seek approval from the members of the CU Board of Regents to add space for more than 200 more students to live on campus. The CU Regents are scheduled to review a UCCS (More)
Articles by Tom Hutton
Enrollment strong, chancellor positive in opening fall address
Fall UCCS student enrollment is on pace to exceed 9,300 students and a largest-ever freshman class is also anticipated, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak said during an Aug. 30 forum, the first of the fall semester. Shockley-Zalabak (More)
Kudo: Aging Center a finalist
The CU Aging Center was recently notified that it is a finalist for a 2011 Award for Excellence (health category) by El Pomar Foundation and the Awards for Excellence Selection Commission. The CU Aging Center (More)
Work continues on artifact display
Workers at Sigma Metals, Colorado Springs, prepared elements of an artifact display this week that will be unveiled at an 8 a.m. Sept. 12 campus ceremony. The artifact display will highlight the connectedness of the (More)
UCCS offering online bachelor’s degree completion
Students can complete UCCS degrees in four high-demand fields by completing the final two years of coursework online beginning this fall. Students can now complete degrees in business, criminal justice, nursing, and allied health without (More)
Town hall meeting with president, chancellor scheduled
CU President Bruce Benson and UCCS Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak will host a town hall meeting at 10:30 a.m. Sept. 20 in the University Center Theater. Benson is expected to give a state of the university (More)
Chancellor’s Office adds executive assistant
Kelly Mattingly joined the Office of the Chancellor as executive assistant to Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak Aug. 22. Previously, Mattingly was a Colorado Springs School District 11 substitute coordinator and administrative assistant, served as an executive (More)
Leaders welcome reception scheduled
A welcome reception for four leaders new to the campus or in new positions is scheduled for 4 p.m. Sept. 21 in Dwire Hall 204, the Haehn Community Room. Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak invited the campus (More)
Romero moves to conferencing
Andreanna Romero, executive assistant, University Advancement, moves to conference services consultant, University Auxiliaries, effective Aug. 1.
Office of Human Resources reorganizes
Several changes of responsibilities are underway within the Office of Human Resources. The changes were announced by Cindy Corwin, director. The changes are: Katie Simmons, compensation specialist, Office of Human Resources, will review positions for (More)