ROTC expands scholarship opportunities
The Army ROTC program at UCCS recently expanded its scholarship program for students who chose science, technology, engineering or math fields. (More)
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Taylor named associate director
Rhea Taylor, business manager, Department of Facilities Services, was recently named associate director of budget operations, Office of Budget and Planning. (More)
Final forum to review semester highlights
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak will lead a discussion of highlights of the academic year during a Chancellor’s All-Campus Forum scheduled for 11 a.m. May 6 in the University Center Theater, Room 302. (More)
Kraemer Family Library dean finalists named
Four finalists for the position of dean of the Kraemer Family Library will visit campus May 6-21 and make public campus presentations. The finalists were selected by a 10-member search committee chaired by Terry Schwartz, (More)
HealthCircle to offer free tours
UCCS faculty and staff will have the opportunity to tour the HealthCircle clinics in the Lane Center for the Academic Health Sciences April 22-30. (More)
North Nevada success celebrated at campus forum
North Nevada Avenue is a vital part of the future of UCCS, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and Martin Wood, senior vice chancellor, University Advancement, said during an April 22 Chancellor’s All-Campus forum. In a light-hearted presentation (More)
Benson: Keep up good work
CU President Bruce Benson complimented faculty and staff during a town hall meeting Tuesday while highlighting the university’s progress and the importance of continuing to operate efficiently. (More)
Austin Bluffs lanes to close for traffic signal and power line work
Drivers on Austin Bluffs Parkway will experience lane closes from 7:30 p.m. to 5:30 a.m. April 23 as crews from Lawrence Construction install traffic signals at the Austin Bluffs and Stanton Road intersection. (More)
New bachelor’s degree approved; more science and math teachers is goal
In an effort to boost the pipeline of workers in science, technology, engineering and math fields, UCCS will launch a new bachelor’s degree in engineering education beginning next fall. The CU Board of Regents Friday (More)
Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences to be renamed following $8 million grant
Nursing education and practice in Colorado and beyond will take a significant step forward following an $8 million grant to the Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences. (More)