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Wurtele presents at USA Swimming conference

January 31, 2013

Sandy Wurtele, professor, Department of Psychology, participated in USA Swimming’s first Safe Sport Leadership Conference Jan. 27-29 at the Marriott Hotel, Colorado Springs. Wurtele presented “Preventing Sexual Exploitation of Minors in Youth-Serving Organizations” and served (More)

Church to present at Pioneers Museum

January 31, 2013

Minette Church, associate professor, Department of Anthropology, will present “Archaeologies of Parenting and Community on the Plains” at 2 p.m. Feb. 9 at the Colorado Springs Pioneers Museum, 215 S. Tejon Street. Church’s presentation will (More)

Faculty earn grants to enhance teaching

January 31, 2013

Six faculty members recently received Teaching Enhancement Grants from the Faculty Resource Center. The grants were announced by Dave Anderson, faculty director, FRC. Those receiving grants, the amount and a brief summary of how the (More)

Landis earns award for “Prologue”

January 4, 2013

Kevin Landis, assistant professor, Department of Visual and Performing Arts, recently received a 2012 Special Accomplishment True West Award for his work on the TheatreWorks Prologue series. The award was announced Dec. 23 by CultureWest.org, (More)

Athletic director cited

November 28, 2012

Steve Kirkham, athletic director, was named in a Nov. 20 commentary by Mike Moran, senior media consultant, Colorado Springs Sports Corporation. In a Thanksgiving edition, Moran expressed thanks to more than a dozen people “who (More)

Swaby publishes children’s book

October 25, 2012

Barbara Swaby, professor, College of Education, recently published “When Will Daddy Be Home: A Love Story,” a 32-page children’s book that emphasizes the strength of families and the importance of love. The book was published (More)

Ramirez publishes school finance text

October 18, 2012

Al Ramirez, professor, College of Education, recently completed “Financing Schools and Educational Programs: Policy, Practice, and Politics,” a 256 page book outlining how U.S. public schools are financed and how other funds are raised for (More)

Business faculty research is highly cited

October 12, 2012

The “Journal of Organizational Change Management” recently recognized a trio of UCCS College of Business faculty members for having one of the ten most highly cited article in the past 25 years of the journal’s (More)

Church presents as part of All Pueblo Reads program

October 4, 2012

Minette Church, associate professor, Department of Anthropology, presented “Archaeologies of Parenting and Community on the Plains” Oct. 4 at the Southeastern Colorado Heritage Center, Pueblo. Church’s presentation combined pictures, personal memoirs and artifacts recovered from (More)

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