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Paul Miller, professor, College of Business, was recently named as one of America’s Top 100 Most Influential People by Accounting Today magazine. Miller was cited for his advocacy of accounting standards and encouragement of debate (More)
Gene Abrams, professor, Mathematics Department, was recently honored by the Mathematical Association of America. Abrams and Jessika Sklar of Pacific Lutheran University, Tacoma, Wash., received the Carl B. Allendoerfer Award in recognition of their article (More)
Carole Woodall, assistant professor, Department of History and Department of Women’s and Ethnic Studies, recently published “Awakening a Horrible Monster: Negotiating the Jazz Public in 1920s Istanbul” in Comparative Studies of South Asia Africa and the Middle East. (More)
Zachary Mesyan, assistant professor, Department of Mathematics, recently published “Groups where free subgroups are abundant” in the Journal of Algebra (More)
The CU Aging Center was recently notified that it is a finalist for a 2011 Award for Excellence (health category) by El Pomar Foundation and the Awards for Excellence Selection Commission. The CU Aging Center (More)
UCCS Athletic Director Stephen Kirkham will be inducted into the Hall of Honor at Colorado Mesa University (formerly Mesa State College) in a ceremony in Grand Junction on Sept. 30. Also being inducted during the (More)
Janice Gould, assistant professor, Women’s and Ethnic Studies, was recently selected as the 2012 Writer-in-Residence for the School for Advanced Research, a Santa Fe, N.M. center for the study of the archaeology and ethnology of (More)
Sara Qualls, Kraemer Family Professor of Aging, presented “What Gets Aging Families in Trouble? Structures and Processes” as a plenary address at the American Psychological Association’s 119th annual convention Aug. 5 in Washington, D.C.
David Nelson, associate professor, Communication Department, recently received a bronze award in the commercial category of the 32nd Annual Telly Awards Competition. Nelson received the award for “Jigsaw Puzzle,” a 30 second commercial about UCCS. (More)
With characteristic humbleness, Charlie Shub, professor, Department of Computer Science, accepted a proclamation from the CU Board of Regents June 22 lauding his role as the faculty athletics representative to Mountain Lion Athletics. (More)
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