Gov. John Hickenlooper signs into law Senate Bill 204 on the campus of CSU-Pueblo June 10. The bill adds “specialized graduate research” to the UCCS statutory mission while providing CSU-Pueblo the opportunity to offer the doctorate of nursing practice degree. Provost Peg Bacon attended the ceremony. (More)
Twenty students from 18 Denver public high schools participated in the Marquez Scholars Summer Institute at UCCS May 31 to June 11. The Institute included a three-credit college class on social change, visits with local (More)
Training sessions for UCCS staff members responsible for maintaining or creating department social media sites are scheduled for June and July. Stephanie Blake, a former Department of Communication faculty member, will lead interactive training sessions (More)
Four new staff members joined UCCS in May. Their names, title, department and start dates follow. Marcella Hurley, director, Small Business Development Center, May 16. Ryan Neely, producing director, Theaterworks, May 1. Jordan Verlare, academic (More)
The Elite Triathlon Academy, a landmark program that will provide the United States’ top up-and-coming triathletes the opportunity to receive a top-notch college education while benefitting from a full-time coach and the nation’s best training (More)
John C. Miller, professor emeritus, Department of Languages and Cultures, will give three seminars in India this summer. He will lecture on multiple intelligences theory and teaching strategies for spoken English at Aligargh Muslim University and at the Ahmedabad Management Institute. (More)
Governor John Hickenlooper is expected to sign two bills into law Tuesday afternoon at UCCS.
At 5 p.m. Tuesday, Hickenlooper is expected to sign House Bill 1301 regarding higher education efficiency and Senate Bill 260, the Allen Rose tow truck safety act, in brief ceremonies located in parking lot four in the center of campus. (More)
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak will appoint a group of faculty and staff members to review support for Clyde, a rescued mountain lion, who serves as mascot for campus athletic teams and campus spirit events. In August, (More)
UCCS students studying finance or international business will have the opportunity to study euros in addition to dollars as part of a new dual-bachelor’s degree program with the Frankfurt School of Finance and Management located (More)
Middle school students will be able to decode their own DNA to designing robots as part of a series of real life science workshops June 8 and 9 at UCCS. About 300 students from the Pikes Peak region and southwestern Colorado will visit UCCS June 8 and 9 to participate in hands-on experiences designed to stimulate interest in science, technology, engineering and math. (More)
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