With only three days’ notice, Roger L. Martinez-Davila, assistant professor, Department of History, invited 6,000 current and 10,000 former CU massive open online course (MOOC) students to a Feb. 1 Madrid lecture at Spain’s preeminent (More)
Tom Christensen, professor, Physics Department, and co-director of UCCS Teach, received the annual Excellence in Leadership Award Nov. 13 from the CU system-wide Excellence in Leadership Program. The award was presented during the annual Excellence (More)
At a Nov. 6 luncheon, a select group including Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and leadership from the Helen K. and Arthur E. Johnson Foundation celebrated the foundation’s $8 million endowed gift that led to the renaming of the college of nursing and health sciences at UCCS. (More)
Using the largest municipal fraud case in U.S. history as a backdrop, UCCS students, faculty and local business leaders will discuss the ethical implications of corruption during a Nov. 5 town hall meeting. The Daniels (More)
Current trends and forecasts will be shared from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. Oct. 23 at the 19th annual UCCS College of Business Southern Colorado Economic Forum. Local and national economic experts will discuss trends and forecasts for the Colorado Springs and national economies. The event is scheduled for 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Broadmoor Hall, 1 Lake Avenue, Colorado Springs. Tickets are $80, including parking. Registration and a full agenda is available at http://www.southerncoloradoeconomicforum.com/ (More)
Mark Malone, professor, College of Education, and chair of the Faculty Council Communication Committee, encourages faculty and staff to respond to a survey about university communication. (More)
Theaterworks’ performance of Henrik Ibsen’s classic thriller “Ghosts” will begin with discounted show previews on Oct. 22 and 23 with an official opening on Oct. 24. (More)
On Sept. 26, Barbara Headle, senior instructor, Department of History, College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, will lead efforts at Fountain’s Fairview Cemetery to interpret the lives of those buried there. (More)
A World Cup champion coach, the CEO of an English Premier League club, and a FOX Sports analyst are among the soccer dignitaries who will discuss ethics in professional soccer during an Oct. 8 panel discussion and luncheon at UCCS. (More)
Faculty and staff are eligible for discounted tickets for the opening performances of “Private Lives” which opens Sept. 10 and will continue through Sept. 27.
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