Caudill co-authors article on criminal justice labeling
Jon Caudill, associate professor, School of Public Affairs, co-authors article on subjective labels in criminal justice prosecution and sentencing. (More)
Education & Public Affairs
In Memory: Daryl Miller
A celebration of life for Daryl Miller, 42, lecturer, is scheduled for 7 p.m. Jan. 14 at the Colorado Springs Conservatory, 415 S. Sahwatch St. (More)
Campus police solve October crime spree
UCCS Police Detective Martin Toetz recently closed files on six cases involving “smash and grab” crimes from cars parked on campus as well as the theft of a car belonging to a university staff member. (More)
Dunn to present at AEI conference Jan. 16
Josh Dunn, professor, Political Science Department, will join a panel discussion during a research conference at the American Enterprise Institute on Jan. 16, in Washington, D.C. (More)
Mujkic co-authors article on military ethics
Edin Mujkic, assistant professor, School of Public Affairs, co-authored the article “Ethics Training for U.S. Military Leaders: Challenging the Conventional Approach” in the Journal of Public Integrity. (More)
UCCS professor finds automation of applications for jobless benefits linked to overpayments
New research by UCCS economist shows that the federal government’s effort to automate and streamline the process by which Americans file for unemployment insurance benefits has resulted in benefits overpayments for the last 20 years. (More)