Fanfare to surround WTC beam transport
A procession of fire, police and military vehicles will carry a piece of one of the most tragic events in U.S. history from UCCS to the Cheyenne Mountain Air Force Station Nov. 19. A rusty, (More)
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Leaders share peek into college, university workings
Pikes Peak Community College and UCCS share many issues including increasing enrollment and declining funding levels, CEO’s of El Paso County’s public higher education institutions told a group of business and community leaders this week. (More)
VAPA students, faculty explore El Pomar
As passersby made their way to the Kraemer Family Library, the UCCS Music Ensemble explored the rotunda of El Pomar Center with sound this week. See and hear this slice of campus life compiled by University Advancement’s Jeff Foster. (More)
Veterans Day to feature open house
UCCS will celebrate Veterans Day with a series of events Nov. 11. Beginning at 8:30 a.m. in front of Main Hall, there will be a ceremonial flag raising by members of the campus ROTC unit (More)
Regent incumbents hold seats, will welcome Sharkey in January
Voters on Tuesday, Nov. 2, returned incumbents Steve Bosley and Michael Carrigan to the University of Colorado Board of Regents, which also will welcome one newly elected member, Sue Sharkey, early next year. In the (More)
PESA offers stress coping tips
The members of the UCCS Professional Exempt Staff Association believe it possible to manage stress in the workplace. Robyn Marschke, director, Institutional Research, and PESA vice president, recently asked PESA members to identify sources of (More)
October brings five new staff
Five staff members joined UCCS in October. They are: David Lahnert, assistant women’s basketball coach, Intercollegiate Athletics, effective Oct. 1. James Lane, assistant men’s basketball coach, Intercollegiate Athletics, effective Oct. 1. Kawanda McLendon, associate director, (More)
Reddy to lead online course initiative
Venkat Reddy, dean, College of Business, will now also serve as executive director of online program development. Peg Bacon, provost, announced Reddy’s additional duties Oct. 29 and noted Reddy’s success in developing the distance MBA (More)
Town hall comes to campus
CU President Bruce Benson and UCCS Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak led a town hall-style meeting with faculty, staff and students Friday morning. See photos of the event. Photos by Jeff Foster
Sounds of music
The UCCS Music Ensemble will perform for 15 minutes beginning at noon next Monday through Friday in the entrance of Kraemer Family Library. The ensemble, led by Jane Rigler, instructor, Visual and Performing Arts, hopes (More)