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
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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)
Forum scheduled for Nov. 5
Peg Bacon, provost, and Charlie Sweet, executive director, Strategic Planning and Initiatives, will lead the November Chancellor’s Forum. The forum is scheduled for 11 a.m. Nov. 5 in the University Center Theater. Bacon and Sweet (More)
Lamar Community College, UCCS begin “2+2” program
Lamar Community College and UCCS announced the beginning of a significant partnership between the two colleges during halftime of a scrimmage between the LCC and UCCS men’s basketball teams Wednesday night. In the announcement, Brian (More)
Photo of the week: Then & now
University Advancement’s Jeff Foster contrasts Main Hall as it appeared in the 1960s to today.
Nursing policy changes end wait lists
The end of a Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences admissions process that spawned a 400-person, three-year wait list is within sight, college officials announced this week. Beth-El faculty and staff worked for more (More)
Award-winning disabilities documentary began at UCCS
A production that debuted at UCCS was recently honored with an Award of Merit from The Accolade Competition. “Invisible Voices: New Perspectives on Disability” debuted at UCCS as part of a Theatreworks production in Oct. (More)
Official of Financial Aid announces promotions, changes
Several personnel changes within the Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment were recently announced by Robert Bode, director. They are: Mark Hoffman was promoted to associate director for client services. He will oversee financial (More)
Southern Colorado colleges cooperate to improve regional education with $750,000 FIPSE grant
Fueled by a $750,000 Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education grant from the U.S. Department of Education, a group of southern Colorado colleges and universities will work cooperatively to increase the number of southern (More)
Workshop blasts off at UCCS
UCCS will host some of the world’s leading rocket scientists at the Advanced Space Propulsion Workshop, organized by the National Institute of Science, Space and Security Centers and Andrew Ketsdever, assistant professor, Mechanical and Aerospace (More)