An experienced leader in the development of non-traditional university programs will become the director of campus-wide extended studies at UCCS. Carley Ries, currently director/associate director of several extended studies programs in the Division of Continuing (More)
UCCS will work collaboratively with the Texas A&M Health Science Center in the areas of bioenergetics, immunology and cell life, according to a memorandum of understanding between the two schools announced April 12. Nancy W. (More)
The work of two University of Colorado at Colorado Springs professors in the study of human memory is featured in the April 9 edition of Science Magazine, the publication of The American Association for the (More)
The Cragmor water line project, which created holes on either side of Meadow Lane and behind Cragmor Hall, is halfway complete, according to Facilities Services. The $467,000 project is part of a State of Colorado (More)
UCCS in the headlines from the first week of April, 2010. This week includes articles and stories from The Colorado Springs Gazette, Denver Post, Colorado Springs Independent, KKTV, and more. (More)
The UCCS College of Business maintained its business accreditation by AACSB International following a rigorous review of the college’s courses, faculty qualifications and strategic plans. The continued accreditation is an indication of the high-quality of (More)
DENVER – The University of Colorado system today announced a proposed $22 million package of budget-balancing measures for fiscal year 2010-11, the second round of a two-year process. The moves, which affect each of CU’s (More)
The following individuals were recently elected to the Professional Exempt Staff Association board for 2010-11. President. Robyn Marschke, director, Institutional Research. Vice President. Kyla Hammond, executive director for enrollment operations and extended studies, College of (More)
An April 3 UCCS event to raise understanding and gather resources for humanitarian relief in Haiti and Chile generated $1,240, according to Kee Warner, associate vice chancellor for diversity and inclusiveness. The event featured performances by current and former students in the University Center Ballroom. (More)
As part of a campus initiative, candidates for governor will visit UCCS over the next several months. The first candidate, Scott McInnis, Glenwood Springs, visited campus April 7 and met with campus leaders in Cragmor (More)
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