Kathleen Randolph, assistant professor of teaching and learning, answered seven questions on her new book, a practical guide for teaching students with challenging behaviors and supporting their academic, social and behavioral development. (More)
After beginning classes at UCCS in 1995, Ramona Ellison-Lewis will graduate this December with a degree in criminal justice – and a path charted for the future. (More)
The path to earning a degree isn’t always a straight line, according to J. Thomas Gregory, who while working as a teacher, realized he needed a degree to advance into administration. (More)
Campus Connections is making an impact for at-promise youth in the Colorado Springs community and seeking student mentors. (More)
A nearly $200,000 grant will expand the capacity of UCCS and El Paso County practitioners-in-training to offer high-quality, evidence-based substance use disorder treatment for individuals with addictions. (More)
As assistant dean and director of student affairs, Ho will bring her focus on student support, diversity and inclusion and more to the operations of the College of Education. (More)
A panel of health and education leaders from across the Pikes Peak region will offer a moderated Q&A, discuss the latest updates on COVID-19 guidelines and share how schools and universities can reopen safely. (More)
Teachers serving Colorado students have new opportunities to gain mastery in their fields, thanks to four new undergraduate and graduate certificates in the College of Education. (More)
Teaching and Learning students and student teachers are eligible to apply for $15,000 awards from the Gallogly Family Foundation Educator Internship Fund. (More)
Abigail Solis has always had a passion for helping people through counseling. (More)
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