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The Pikes Peak Arts Council gave five awards to UCCS-associated individuals or organizations at the council’s annual awards program at the Stargazers Theatre and Event Center Sept. 21. Receiving awards were: Outstanding Performance by an (More)
Dorothea Olkowski, professor, Department of Philosophy, recently published “Postmodern Philosophy and the Scientific Turn.” The book, published in April by Indiana University Press, shows the historic link between science and philosophy and that mathematics plays (More)
Judith Couchman, instructor, Department of Visual and Performing Arts, recently published “The Art of Faith: A Guide to Understanding Christian Images.” The book, published in August by Paraclete Press, Brewster, Mass., offers a thorough reference (More)
The Council of Professional Geropsychology Training Programs will present the UCCS Department of Psychology with its 2012 Award for Innovative Geropsychology Training at the group’s annual meeting Nov. 15 in San Diego, Calif. CoPGTP lauded (More)
Robert von Dassanowsky, professor, Department of Languages and Cultures and Visual and Performing Arts, edited two books that appeared this summer. “Quentin Tarantino’s Inglourious Basterds: A Manipulation of Metafilm” is the first comprehensive attempt at (More)
Sara Qualls, Kraemer Family Professor of Aging, Department of Psychology, received the Mentorship Award from American Psychological Association Division 12, Section II (Society for Clinical Geropsychology) Aug. 3. The award was presented at the APA (More)
The Pikes Peak Arts Council recently nominated three UCCS-based organizations or individuals for six awards recognizing excellence in the arts. The awards will be presented Sept. 21 at the Stargazers Theatre and Event Center, 10 (More)
The CU Aging Center received the Joe Henjum Senior Accolades Award from the Senior Resource Center during an Aug. 3 ceremony at the Garden of the Gods Club, Colorado Springs. The Aging Center received recognition (More)
The Central Colorado Area Health Education Center honored eight UCCS faculty or staff members for their roles in helping students learn about health care careers Aug. 9 at Berger Hall. Richard Krugman, vice chancellor for (More)
Alexander Soifer, professor, Interdepartmental Studies, was elected president of the World Federation of National Mathematics Competitions during the 12th International Congress of Mathematical Education July 8-15 in Seoul, South Korea. The congress drew more than (More)