SPA to begin new lecture series, Community Conversations
The School of Public Affairs will launch a new lecture series Feb. 10 at the Lodge. (More)
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University Relations becomes University Communications and Media Relations
The office previously known as University Relations has a new name, University Communications and Media Relations. (More)
New policy allows smoking in designated areas only
A new campus-wide smoking policy designates specific areas where tobacco products, including new e-cigarettes, may be consumed. (More)
Campus to celebrate turning 50
Several long-serving members of the UCCS community will be honored Jan. 22 as part of 50th anniversary celebrations.
Festivities are scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. Jan. 22 on El Pomar Plaza with a photograph of faculty and staff that mimics one taken in 1990 as part of 25th anniversary celebrations. (More)
Budget update on tap for January forum
The first chancellor’s all-campus forum of the spring semester will feature an update on the current fiscal year budget, projections for next year and an update on early actions of the Colorado General Assembly. (More)
UCCS professor cited as one of nation’s most influential
A UCCS faculty member is among the top 200 university-based scholars who shape public discussions of education. Marcus Winters, assistant professor, College of Education, was ranked 181 in the 2015 RHSU Edu Scholar Public Influence (More)
Sanderson selected for leadership development program
Michael Sanderson, assistant director for research integrity, Office of Sponsored Programs and Research Integrity, was recently selected to participate in the National Council of Research Administrators LEAD Me Program. (More)
Photo feature: Winter wonderland
Scott Kupferman, assistant professor, College of Education, captured the natural beauty of UCCS following a Jan. 12 snow storm while hiking along the bluff trails behind campus. (More)
Medlin elected vice president
Steve Medlin, director, Student Financial Services, was recently elected as vice president of the Professional Exempt Staff Association. (More)
Coolidge to Oxford
Fred Coolidge, professor, Department of Psychology, was recently selected to be a senior research visitor at Keble College, Oxford University, UK, March 3-27. As a senior research visitor, Coolidge will lead seminars on the neurological (More)