Larson named Inventor of the Year
Michael Larson, El Pomar Chair of Engineering and Innovation, received Inventor of the Year honors from the CU Office of Technology Transfer April 3. (More)
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Giese honored with Service Excellence Award
Ralph Giese, director, Office of Residence Life and Housing, was recognized April 3 with the University of Colorado Staff Council Service Excellence Award. (More)
Sassower book published
Raphael Sassower, professor, Department of Philosophy, recently published “Compromising the Ideals of Science,” a textbook that examines the conditions under which scientists compromised the ideals of science, and offers some ways in which the expectations of the scientific enterprise can be transformed. (More)
Companion to review USDA grants
Michèle Companion, associate professor, Department of Sociology, was recently selected to serve on the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Community Food Project Competitive Grant Program review panel. (More)
Faculty members earn security designation
C. Edward Chow, professor, College of Engineering, and Chuan Yue, assistant professor, College of Engineering, were recently notified they will receive the National Security Agency’s Excellence in Information Assurance Education designation. (More)
Band earns honors
The UCCS Mountain Lion Band received the Emerald Isle Award for best overall group from the organizers of the 2015 St. Patrick’s Day Parade. (More)
Weir, Kosloski publish
Henrikka Weir, assistant professor, School of Public Affairs, and Anna Kosloski, assistant professor, School of Public Affairs, published “Melding theoretical perspectives: A gendered look at low-resting heart rate and developmental trajectories of antisocial behavior” in the March edition of Criminal Justice Studies: A Critical Journal of Law and Society.
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Chancellor receives Red Cross award
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak received a humanitarian award March 18 from the Pikes Peak Chapter of the American Red Cross. (More)
Stringer earns Quality Matters certification
Gordon Stringer, senior instructor, College of Business, recently received Quality Matters Certification for his online course, FNCE 3050: Fundamentals of Finance. (More)
Thompson earns Quality Matters certification
Cathy Thompson, visiting professor, Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, recently received Quality Matters Certification for her online course, NURS 4015: Nursing Research. (More)