Counseling and Leadership Program showcased at USAFA Football game
The College of Education Counseling and Leadership Program was showcased at the United States Air Force Academy football game on Nov. 12. (More)
Articles by Abby Newell
Revolutionizing automation | Cory Ross ’18
Bal Seal’s ATLAS machine may not be capable of holding up the sky, but as their first internally developed and fully automated testing robot, designed in part by UCCS Alumnus Cory Ross, it’s still quite an impressive feat. (More)
Ndahayo signs with UCCS men’s basketball through Team IMPACT
Joshua Ndahayo, an eleven-year old on Team IMPACT, has officially signed on to the UCCS 2022-2023 men’s basketball program. (More)
UCCS staff members join Colorado Department of Higher Education committee
Two UCCS staff members have been appointed to the “Disability Services in Higher Education Advisory Committee.” (More)
UCCS staff members receive UCSC Staff Excellence Award
Two UCCS staff members have been awarded the 2022 UCSC Staff Excellence awards. (More)
Karen Possehl Women’s Endowment increases award amount
The Karen Possehl Women’s Endowment (KPWE) recently announced scholarship recipients will receive another $1,000, bringing the amount from $5,000 to $6,000. (More)
UCCS and El Paso County to sink their teeth into long-term care crisis with JAWS
UCCS is ready to take a bite out of the long-term care crisis with JAWS. JAWS, or Jumpstart the Aging Workforce Solutions, is a two-year strategy aiming to address the long-term care crisis exacerbated by COVID-19. (More)
Employee of the Quarter | Kayla Gronseth Boyer
You may not have met Employee of the Quarter Kayla Gronseth Boyer yet, but she’s probably helped you out at least once if you work at UCCS. (More)
T. Rowe Price Career and Innovation Center celebrates one-year anniversary
The T. Rowe Price Career and Innovation Center celebrated the one-year anniversary of its renovated space on October 25. (More)
UCCS annual Apocalyptica Symposium hosted in Montréal
The theme of Apocalyptica has been a fascination present in humanity for millennia, from our earliest cultures to recent pop culture iterations, as explored in the annual symposium “Through a Glass Darkly.” (More)