Paying attention and getting involved is basically what’s necessary to prevent someone from committing suicide. Guy Bennett, trainer, Suicide Prevention Partnership, went into greater detail when he addressed the UCCS Staff Council/PESA luncheon meeting Jan. (More)
Regarding career, location and pastimes, Kristi Kremers says she’s found a perfect combination as the new director of the UCCS Chancellor’s Leadership Class. Her only regret so far is the furniture broken during the move (More)
Members of the UCCS Professional Exempt Staff Association voted 57 to 2 to approve revised PESA bylaws. Members voted by electronic ballot from Dec. 12-16. According to PESA President Stephanie Hanenberg, director, Student Health Center, (More)
The UCCS community made a happy holiday possible for 26 families this year, providing gifts and food to celebrate the season. Donations increased during the final week and the Kraemer Family Library’s Food for Fines (More)
Peg Bacon, provost, and Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak welcomed guests to the annual UCCS Faculty and Staff Appreciation Reception Dec. 7. Bacon read a passage from Dr. Seuss’ “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” to honor the (More)
Other than a couple of announcements, the Dec. 7 Staff Council/PESA luncheon was just for fun. UCCS classified and professional exempt staff enjoyed conversation, laughter and lively Bingo games followed by musical entertainment. “Don’t eat (More)
Holiday Service Project Committee members are hoping for a last-minute avalanche of donations during the final days of the food drive, but if it doesn’t happen, the Food for Fines program at the Kraemer Family (More)
About 90 UCCS faculty members attended a Nov. 18 retreat to discuss the university’s general education requirements and found a dynamic speaker and assigned seating there to inspire them. “A Faculty Retreat – To Advance” (More)
The UCCS Archives display for November/December looks at the university’s journey since administrators recognized that diversity and inclusiveness play a part in campus growth. The exhibit on the third floor of the Kraemer Family Library (More)
UCCS students can absolve themselves of library fines, strike a bargain and feed the needy all at once through the inaugural Food for Fines program in place from Nov.1 through Dec.7 at the Kraemer Family (More)
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