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Sarah R. Lotfi, lecturer, Department of Visual and Performing Arts, and a 2012 alumna, gave a keynote address on independent film at the World Intellectual Property Organization Jan. 22-23 in Geneva, Switzerland. The presentation was co-authored by (More)
Eric Olson, professor, College of Business, and director, Sport Management Program, was recently elected to the Colorado Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau 2014 Board of Directors and Slate of Officers. The Colorado Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau was (More)
Brian Burnett, senior executive vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, was recently named chair of the Downtown Partnership Board of Directors. He will serve as chair of the 17-member board for calendar year 2014. The Downtown (More)
Subject editors of Choice: Current Reviews for Academic Libraries recently announced “The Color of Christ: The Son of God & the Saga of Race in America” as one of the Top 25 Books in its (More)
A team of UCCS engineering students recently scored highly in an international capture the flag competition sponsored by the University of California, Santa Barbara. But this is no frivolous summer camp game. Today, capture the (More)
Officer Larry Darnall, Department of Public Safety, received the UCCS Medal of Honor for his actions during the Black Forest Fire at a Dec. 11 awards luncheon. The award is given to UCCS police officers (More)
Andrew Czaplewski, Jeff Ferguson and John Milliman, professors, College of Business, were recently notified they received the Impact of Research Award in the Literati Network Awards for Excellence from Emerald Publishing. The professors wrote “Workplace (More)
Eve Gruntfest, research scientist, Trauma, Health and Hazards Center and professor emerita was recently awarded the Gilbert White Public Service Award from the Association of American Geographers. The award recognizes outstanding contributions to the advancement or (More)
Robert Dassanowsky, professor, Departments of Visual and Performing and Languages and Cultures, was elected to voting membership in the European Film Academy in recognition of significant central European cinema scholarship and film work. The transnational organization (More)
Curt Holder, professor, Department of Geography and Environmental Studies, will be a Peace Corps Response Volunteer in El Salvador beginning in January 2014. Holder will serve as an environmental community mobilization specialist and work closely (More)