Carolyn “Carrie” Yeager has graduated from UCCS once before, but this time it is different. On May 15, she will become UCCS’ first-ever Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology in the area of clinical trauma psychology. (More)
Business management and baseball have also piqued Clarke’s interest in leadership. In July, he will start a full-time fellowship at Colorado Springs’ prestigious El Pomar Foundation, which develops rising leaders to work in local communities. (More)
Aleesa Muir is proof that good things come to those who persevere. Since starting at UCCS in 2017, she’s become an outstanding women’s soccer athlete, biology student and research assistant. (More)
The Director of UCCS’ Bachelor of Innovation is building a groundbreaking educational experience built on entrepreneurship, resilience and solutions to the world’s pressing problems. (More)
As professor and chair of the Visual and Performing Arts Department at UCCS, Suzanne MacAulay knows that amazing artistry must be rewarded. That’s why she helped Josephine Lobato win a National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. (More)
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