ISIS Update
More than 95,000 active student records will be converted this weekend to the new student information system called ISIS as UCCS continues to prepare for fall 2010 registration using new systems, according to Steve Ellis, (More)
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UCCS School of Public Affairs to provide law enforcement education
Colorado peace officers will be able to build on supervisor training courses through UCCS, according to an agreement signed this week between the university and representatives of Colorado police and sheriff’s associations. On Tuesday, UCCS (More)
Environmentalist, artist and author Franke James to speak at UCCS
Sustainability and the environment aren’t usually topics that bring Alice in Wonderland to mind. But Toronto artist, designer and author Franke James will explain it all at 12:15 p.m. March 2 in the third floor (More)
Serve from the right, remove from the left
Housing residents bypassed the line at the cafeteria and were treated to a sit-down dinner this week. The wait staff included the campus police chief, vice chancellors and budget directors. See photos on this table-turning event. (More)
Local economy slowly improving
The local economy has bottomed and is recovering but it’s far from “happy days are here again,” according to Fred Crowley, associate director of the Southern Colorado Economic Forum and senior instructor in the College (More)
Regents chair visits Faculty Assembly
Praising a “fabulous leadership team” at UCCS for insight and optimism during trying times, CU Board of Regents Chair Steve Bosley addressed the Feb. 12 meeting of the UCCS Faculty Assembly. He reported on efforts (More)
UCCS Financial Aid office assists with College Goal Sunday
Potential college students and their parents can get free help in completing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid as part of College Goal Sunday from 2-4 p.m. Feb. 21 at Columbine Hall. Staff members (More)
Disney Institute coming
A $50 discount to attend a one-day professional development program, Disney’s Approach to Business Excellence, is now available. The March 23 workshop will be at the Events Center and will provide an opportunity to learn (More)
Wells Fargo donation to aid students
Five University of Colorado at Colorado Springs students will receive a scholarship as the result of a grant made by Wells Fargo to the CU Foundation.
The $5,000 grant was made based on voting by former Wachovia customers and team members as a show of support and commitment to the communities Wells Fargo serves. (More)
Assembly approves ethics code
After minor revisions, the UCCS Faculty Assembly unanimously passed a motion to approve an academic ethics code presented at its Feb. 12 meeting. The code clarifies responsibilities on the parts of students and faculty members (More)