Fielding cows and dust devils in southern Colorado
Remote work takes on a new meaning for UCCS anthropology students in the summer – several of whom are participating in a field course in southern Colorado. (More)
Research Highlights
Colorado nonprofits’ perceptions of cannabis philanthropy
Nonprofits increasingly find themselves asking: is it ethical to accept donations from cannabis companies? (More)
Research Q&A with Jennifer Zohn: Suicide rates in Black adolescents and young adults
We take a deeper dive into Jennifer Zohn’s research on suicide in Black adolescents and young adults. (More)
Research Q&A with Heather Littleton: Sexual Assault Typologies
We take a deeper dive into Heather Littleton’s research on sexual assault typologies. (More)
Research Q&A with Dylan M. Harris: Climate, storytelling and political ecology
We take a deeper dive into Dylan M. Harris’s research on climate change and political ecology. (More)
Research Q&A with Tara Cepon Robins and Courtney Manthey: Female Athletes and PCOS
We take a deeper dive into Tara Cepon Robins and Courtney Manthey’s research on PCOS in female athletes. (More)
UCCS faculty earns Boettcher Foundation award
Marissa Baranauskas, Ph.D., Assistant Professor, Department of Human Physiology and Nutrition, won an award for her research “Implications for the timing of energy availability on menstrual cycle function.” (More)
Seven questions with Don Warrick, author of “Cases on Critical Leadership Skills”
Warrick’s book explores how leaders can apply critical leadership roles, providing real-world cases written by well-known experts and top-level executives from around the world. (More)
Physics faculty published in Nature Communications
Physics Assistant Professor Ezio Iacocca, Ph.D., recently co-authored a publication in Nature Communications. (More)
Johnson Beth-El faculty published in Journal of American College Health
Paige Whitney, Ph.D., Assistant Clinical Professor, Director of the Center for Active Living and Assistant Dean of Interprofessional Education, and her colleagues were recently published in the prestigious Journal of American College Health for their research on employee health and wellbeing in higher education. (More)