Josh Dunn published an article titled “Supreme Court Partially Junks a Lemon: American Legion Cross Case May Make It Harder to Sue Schools over Religion” in the winter 2020 edition of Education Next. (More)
Creative solutions generated by UCCS faculty and the Colorado Center for Rural Education abound. (More)
Janet Van Kampen, program director for the School of Public Affairs’ Public Safety Initiative, was recognized for her work to direct over $148,000 in state funding to bring cybercrime resources and training to Colorado public safety officials. (More)
The School of Public Affairs celebrated winning first place in the 2019 faculty and staff giving challenge during a fête at the Ent Center for the Arts. (More)
Four UCCS graduate students within the College of Education’s counseling and human services program will receive up to $48,000 in scholarships and fellowships through the National Board of Certified Counselors Foundation. (More)
UCCS will offer a 12-hour certificate designed for active duty military members to qualify for promotion with the Adaptive Leadership Certificate approved Sept. 12 by the CU Board of Regents. (More)
A graduate certificate program will prepare teachers and behavior technicians to implement inclusive behavior intervention in local school districts and community agencies for individuals with disabilities with the approval of the inclusive behavior intervention certificate by the CU Board of Regents. (More)
More than 100 teachers going back into the classroom this fall will have an expanded toolkit for teaching science, technology, engineering and mathematics subjects thanks to the UCCS STEM Days of Summer Conference. (More)
Astride Mukabagula’s goals were clearly defined. She would attend college and be the first in her family to earn her degree. (More)
Royla Rice knew first-hand the limitations of Colorado’s laws for renters when trying to work with their landlords on adequate housing. (More)
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