UCCS in the news, early July

July 15, 2011

The Colorado Springs Gazette wrote about science, technology, engineering and math education efforts at UCCS in Students’ chemistry, biology labs at summer camp are sweet The Denver Post wrote about CU connections to the U.S. space (More)

Veteran student financial aid administrator selected

July 13, 2011

The director of student financial aid at George Mason University, Fairfax, Va., will lead the student finance and employment office at UCCS, university officials announced July 13. Jevita R. Rogers, currently director of the Office (More)

Who’s new: June new staff

July 11, 2011

Five new staff members joined UCCS in June. Their names, title, department and start dates follow. Andrew West, professional research assistant, Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering, June 1. Mary Bland, grounds and nursery, Physical Plant, June (More)

Summer enrollment strong; fall enrollment key to budget

July 8, 2011

Summer enrollment increased by more than 6 percent and the number of credit hours taken by students increased more than 2 percent, according to official census figures. There were 3,231 students who enrolled for the summer 2011 semester compared to 3,040 students last summer, a 191 student or 6.3 percent increase. (More)

Theatreworks makes move to professional actors

July 6, 2011

Theatreworks recently completed a seasonal agreement with the Actors’ Equity Association, the union of professional stage actors and managers. By completing the agreement, Theaterworks is now one of eight Colorado theaters with an equity seasonal (More)

UCCS Yellow Ribbon Program helps vets, too

July 5, 2011

The Post wrote about the Yellow Ribbon Program, a three-year-old addition to education benefits. The program covers all university tuition and fees, a book stipend and a housing allowance for veterans with the bulk of the bill paid by the Veterans Administration. (More)

Regents honor engineering’s Shub

July 1, 2011

With characteristic humbleness, Charlie Shub, professor, Department of Computer Science, accepted a proclamation from the CU Board of Regents June 22 lauding his role as the faculty athletics representative to Mountain Lion Athletics. (More)

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