Pursuing change through practice & prevention | Sophie Hovis ’21
Sophie Hovis does as much as she can to advocate for health awareness and resources for both her patients and fellow healthcare workers. (More)
Research Highlights
Colorado Springs School of Technology to open on campus
UCCS is an instrumental part of establishing a new high school focused on innovation and technology that will reside in the Kevin O’Neil Research Center/Cybersecurity building. (More)
Navigating machine learning and a master’s degree | Tay Tallerday ’24
Tay is an engineering alumna, with a master’s in mechanical engineering. Funded by the Los Alamos National Laboratory, Tay’s research focused on leveraging machine learning techniques to assess similarities in polymer performance under different synthesis conditions. (More)
LAS Research Highlights podcast | Maja Krakowiak
Catch up on the LAS Research Highlights podcast. This episode’s guest is Maja Krakowiak, Ph.D., professor in the communications department, who shares how her love of entertainment guided her to the communications field and discusses her research on morally ambiguous television characters. (More)
LAS Research Highlights podcast | James Kovacs
Catch up on the LAS Research Highlights podcast. This episode’s guest is James Kovacs, Ph.D., assistant professor of chemistry, who shares how his path changed from music to chemistry and molecular biology, what his current research entails and the challenges accompanying it. (More)
LAS Research Highlights podcast | Jennifer Kling
Catch up on the LAS Research Highlights podcast. This episode’s guest is Jennifer Kling, Ph.D., Department of Philosophy Associate Professor and Director of the Center for Legal Studies. (More)
Seven questions with Colin J. Lewis and Jennifer Kling, authors of “Contemporary Politics and Classical Chinese Thought”
Lewis and Kling’s new book offers wide-ranging discussion of classical Chinese philosophical arguments in the context of perennial and contemporary sociopolitical issues. (More)
The future of electric vehicle battery efficiency: A Physics Based Model Predictive Controller using programmable hardware
Efficient and sustainable transportation is becoming increasingly imperative as emissions drive climate change and fossil fuels are depleting. Driving new innovations to improve the efficiency and practicality of electric vehicles is the cornerstone to their wider adoption. (More)
Building a culture of care in higher education
Emily Skop is here to disrupt – in the most caring way possible. (More)
Citizenship and Civics Leadership grant awarded to College of Education
In a time of rampant misinformation and declining trust in governmental institutions, College of Education faculty are dedicating themselves to improving critical thinking, media literacy, civic participation and interest in public service. (More)