After earning the first-ever Bachelor of Innovation in Inclusive Early Childhood Education and a Master’s in Special Education from UCCS, Ashley Lawless ’20 is now running her own special education program in Woodland Park, as well as teaching future educators at UCCS. (More)
Former Air Force nurse Shannon Constantinides comes from a long legacy of helping others. That’s why she decided to get both her Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) and Master’s of Science in Nursing (MSN) at UCCS. (More)
For Visual & Performing Arts graduate Tyler Donovan Jonas Castro, success happens by climbing the ladder and taking the elevator at the same time. (More)
Business Administration graduate Dean Phillips knows that enforcing the law doesn’t just require strength, it takes the ability to lead. (More)
For Annie Alaine Hallis, earning a degree and kickstarting her career hasn’t been a straight line to success, it’s been a journey. (More)
Noel Rodriguez had a college experience that was more than what he could have imagined. He was awarded the Bruce and Anne Shepard Reach Your Peak scholarship three years in a row, and started his first “big kid” job shortly thereafter. (More)
For Rob Lloyd, career success doesn’t just boil down to a paycheck, job title, or pension. It’s defined by a mission of growth, teamwork, and service. (More)
While earning his bachelor’s degree in business administration, Adam not only found a passion for data analysis. He also discovered a field that would let him tell the stories that data can show to businesses: human resources. (More)
Since earning his master’s degree, Steven has worked to support underrepresented and minoritized students, faculty and staff in higher education institutions across the country. (More)
Jennifer Best ’11 has always cared about health. Her dedication to the field drew her interest in the UCCS Master of Science in Health Promotion program, and now, less than ten years later, the global COVID-19 pandemic shines new importance on her health-related role. (More)
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