While the university’s finances over the next 14 months remains a top priority, UCCS should celebrate its progress during the 2009-2010 academic year, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak told campus deans, directors and department chairs this week. (More)
Four new employees joined UCCS in April. They are: Victoria Taylor, product development specialist, Center for Science,Technology, Engineering and Mathematics Education, April 1. James Edgren, custodian, University Center, April 1 Vanessa Ea, academic support, Transfer (More)
A professional triker from Google spent Tuesday riding the campus on a three-wheeled cycle carrying 250 pounds of sophisticated camera equipment to capture street-level images for the Street View feature of Google maps. We expect the images to be available later this year. (More)
Brian Burnett, vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, and Cindy Corwin, director, Human Resources, met with the executive board of Staff Council this week to explain legislative changes affecting university employees who are members of the (More)
A member of the Croatian Parliament is visiting UCCS May 2 to June 26 to participate in an English as a second language and American culture course. Ante Kotromanovic from Zagreb, Croatia will participate in (More)
A UCCS educator whose background includes providing legal counsel to senior military authorities will address the National Press Club on legal issues impacting U.S. national security. Kurt Johnson, currently the interim director of the Center (More)
The final all-campus Chancellor’s Forum for the spring semester will feature an update on a campus enterprise initiative. The forum is scheduled to begin at 2 p.m. May 5 in the University Center Theater. All (More)
Instead of canoeing, swimming, crafts and other traditional summer camp activities, children ages six through eleven will have the opportunity to improve skills in math, science, reading and writing in a one week UCCS academic (More)
Provost Peg Bacon will meet with faculty and staff members in the College of Education this week to discuss plans for an interim dean of the College of Education as well as search plans for (More)
A new study led by Lisa Hines, assistant professor, Biology, finds that factors known to increase the risk of breast cancer among white women have less influence in Hispanic women. Published early online in CANCER, (More)
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