UCCS plays role in new primary care center for people with developmental disabilities
A new, one-stop health center for people with developmental disabilities opened with fanfare and kudos to UCCS faculty and a CU institute Feb. 10. (More)
Events
Kraemer Family Library seeks storytellers
As many as 12 UCCS students will stand up at Clyde’s in the University Center at 6 p.m. Feb. 15 to tell about their families in the 2011 Live Intergenerational Storytelling Contest. The Kraemer Family (More)
Staff Enrichment Day presents alternatives to stress
The theme of UCCS Staff Enrichment Day 2011 was “You are the Answer.” Some wondered “What was the question?” while others wondered what the fair-haired, open-mouthed, arm-waving child on a poster used to promote the (More)
Diversity Summit welcomes representatives from CU campuses
With references ranging from famous basketball coaches to noted social scientists and U.S. Supreme Court justices, Columbia University’s provost delivered a personal and compelling roadmap to improving the academic performance of minority students Friday morning. (More)
UCCS to host Disney Institute March 18
UCCS will host the 2011 Disney’s Approach to Quality Service program, presented by the world renowned Disney Institute, March 18 at Berger Hall. A one-day event, Disney’s Approach to Quality Service will challenge those in (More)
UCCS offers taste of world religions in evening event
Students at UCCS and campus visitors will get a chance to experience various religions of the world in a single evening Feb. 22 at the University Center. Following a keynote address by Mark George, associate (More)
High flying farce takes off at Theatreworks
Bernard has got a great thing going. He’s a successful architect at home in Paris, 1965, with his three fiancées, just not at the same time. Each fiancée is an air hostess, so Bernard can (More)
Columbia provost to address CU Diversity Summit
A noted author, academic leader and Columbia University’s provost will provide a keynote address to begin the CU Diversity Summit 2011 Feb. 4 at UCCS. Claude M. Steele, provost, Columbia University and author of “Whistling (More)
College of Education dean finalists visit campus
PDF Documents Jess House Vitae Jess House Cover Letter Michael Miller’s Vitae Michael Miller’s Cover Letter The second of two candidates for the position of dean of the UCCS College of Education will meet with (More)
Local students get help applying for college aid
Students and parents will be offered free professional help as they take an important first step to getting college financial aid on Feb. 13 at 15 locations across Colorado, including UCCS and Pikes Peak Community (More)