UCCS offers options, guidelines for making 2023 year-end gifts
As 2023 ends, the Office of Development at UCCS provides multiple options for donors who plan to make year-end contributions. (More)
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Clyde’s Kudos: November 2023
Communique celebrates 30 Clyde’s Kudos sent to individuals and teams in November 2023. (More)
Upcoming Campus Events: Dec. 4 – Dec. 10
Make a snowflake garland, stop by a Writer’s Farmers Market and pick up some finals fuel this week. Looking for more? Check out the UCCS online calendar at Mountain Lion Connect or visit ClubMatch to (More)
Abstract Preview: 15th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day
The 15th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day (MLRD) will be Dec. 8. This year, there are 99 registered presentations, making this event one of the largest MLRDs to date. (More)
Women’s Soccer captures South Central Region, moves on to quarterfinals
The UCCS women’s soccer team eliminated the Colorado Mesa University Mavericks in a 1-0 decision to capture the program’s second South Central Region title. (More)
UCCS recognizes National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week
The Office of the Dean of Students hosted a week of educational events during National Collegiate Alcohol Awareness Week from October 16-20. (More)
Public Safety panic button now available on multiple devices
The UCCS Department of Public Safety has announced that the new panic button system is now available on multiple devices campuswide, including mobile devices, desktops and laptops. (More)
National Science Foundation provides grant to promote ethos of care in research
The National Science Foundation has awarded the American Association of Geographers and UCCS a collaborative grant to organize a convening around Strategies to Mitigate Implicit Bias and Promote an Ethos of Care in the Research Enterprise. (More)
College of Business welcomes J. Daniel Couger Endowed Chair of Information Systems
The College of Business at UCCS recently welcomed Dahui Li, Ph.D., as the J. Daniel Couger Endowed Chair of Information Systems. (More)
Lyda Hill research affiliate recognized for climate work
Mary Hayden, Ph.D. and Research Professor at Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience, is having her work recognized through both a recent appointment to the Board on Environmental Change and Society at the National Academies of Sciences and invitation to the White House for a climate change discussion. (More)