Faculty who supported UCCS students through participation in mentoring programs, learning communities, Freshman Seminar, and early alert efforts will be honored at a reception scheduled for 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Sept. 23 in Main (More)
Helping UCCS students who come from different religious traditions or who have no religious commitment find common ground will be the subject of the first event of the White House Interfaith and Community Service Challenge. The inaugural event, (More)
An opening reception for the 2011 Intersections Film Festival at UCCS is scheduled for 5 p.m. Oct. 14 at the Gallery of Contemporary Art. The opening reception is the precursor for three days of foreign (More)
Bike Jam 3: For the Health of It (Yours and the Planet’s) drew campus bicycle riders of varying ages and abilities on Wednesday. Riders were treated to breakfast and a series of on-campus events and (More)
The 2011 Supply Showcase, presented by the CU Procurement Service Center, comes to UCCS from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 21 at University Center’s Berger Hall, and features a copier show this year. Sponsored (More)
Participating in Staff Council and PESA activities has multiple benefits, according to Susan Szpyrka, UCCS associate vice chancellor for Administration and Finance. Szpyrka addressed a crowd enjoying a morning meal on the University Center plaza (More)
Michael Shull, professor, Department of Astrophysics and Planetary Sciences, CU-Boulder, will discuss “The First Galaxies in the Universe” at the Sept. 13 Cafe Scientifique. The latest session of the informal lecture series will be from (More)
New training sessions for UCCS staff and faculty members responsible for maintaining or creating department social media sites are scheduled for September, October and November. Stephanie Blake, a former Department of Communication faculty member, will (More)
Workers at Sigma Metals, Colorado Springs, prepared elements of an artifact display this week that will be unveiled at an 8 a.m. Sept. 12 campus ceremony. The artifact display will highlight the connectedness of the (More)
James Fernandez, professor, University of Chicago, will present a lecture highlighting the Fang artists of Sub-Saharan Africa at 3 p.m. on Sept. 17 in the Kraemer Family Library, third floor. Fernandez’s lecture, “Fang Reliquary Figures (More)
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