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Josh Dunn, associate professor, Department of Political Science, will soon publish “Passing on the Right: Conservative Professors in the Progressive University” with co-author Jon Shields, associate professor, Department of Government, Claremont McKenna College. (More)
A UCCS student was awarded top honorsfor a radio interview he did for the UCCS Radio internet station. (More)
Chris Bell, assistant professor, Department of Communication, helped the Family Development Center celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday March 2. (More)
Eric Nissen, marketing and communications specialist, College of Business, will co-present “Branding Your Business School” March 8 at the Association to Advance Collegiate Business Schools March Business School Communications and Development Symposium in McLean, Va. (More)
The Boettcher Foundation announced UCCS Chancellor Pam Shockley Zalabak as a new member of the foundation’s board of trustees March 2. (More)
When word of the death of an Park County Sheriff’s officer reached the UCCS Police Department Wednesday, campus officers in the department knew they needed to help. (More)
The CU Board of Regents approved sabbaticals for 21 UCCS faculty members during a Feb. 18 meeting on campus. (More)
A UCCS children’s theater course with a focus on intergenerational relationships is helping change stereotypes of older adults. (More)
100Kin10, a national network coordinating and accelerating efforts to bring 100,000 new excellent science, technology, engineering, and math teachers into elementary and secondary schools by 2021, announced two UCCS-based programs as new partners Feb. 17. (More)
Actor and philanthropist Sally Hybl was honored earlier this month as the recipient of UCCS Theatreworks’ first Community Art Award. (More)