The UCCS Professional Golf Management program treated a group of community and business leaders to private putting lessons Thursday afternoon. PGM faculty and students spoke to University Club members about the highlights of the program, one of (More)
Two training sessions for UCCS staff and faculty members responsible for maintaining or creating department social media sites are scheduled for March. The training sessions focus on the requirements, responsibilities and expectations of managing an (More)
The Kraemer Family Library will deliver library materials to faculty and staff campus offices starting Feb. 27. The pilot office delivery service allows faculty and staff members to request library materials be delivered to their (More)
Training sessions for UCCS staff and faculty members responsible for maintaining or creating department social media sites are scheduled for February and March. Based on feedback, the spring trainings have been restructured. Philip Denman, graduate (More)
Nanna Meyer, assistant professor, Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences recently co-authored “Can Alternating Lower Body Negative and Positive Pressure During Exercise Alter Regional Body Fat Distribution or Skin Appearance?” published in the European (More)
Elaine Cheesman, assistant professor, College of Education, recently co-authored “Teachers’ Knowledge Base for Implementing Response-to-Intervention Models in Reading,” published in Reading and Writing. The study examined the knowledge base of 142 elementary-level educators for implementing (More)
More than 70 UCCS community members gathered on El Pomar Plaza Tuesday afternoon to participate in an Occupy Wall Street teach-in. The event allowed community members to discuss the meaning and implications of the Occupy (More)
Grab your running shoes, briefcase or audit bag and join the Small Business Development Center as it hosts a 5K gravity run Oct. 29. The Small Business Gravity Run will begin at 8 a.m., Oct. (More)
The UCCS Graduate School will have an open house for prospective students from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. Oct. 27 in University Center Room 303. Representatives from specific academic disciplines, as well as the Office (More)
Will the U.S. follow the theories of Charles Darwin or Adam Smith in its 21st century economy? Robert H. Frank, author of “The Darwin Economy: Liberty, Competition, and the Common Good,” will share his views (More)
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