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Doug Fitzgerald, sports information director, Athletics, recently received seven awards in the 2009-10 Fred S. Stabley Writing Contest sponsored by the College Sports Information Directors of America. Fitzgerald earned second- and third-place national honors and (More)
Terry Schwartz, associate dean, School of Public Affairs received one of the University of Colorado’s highest awards during a Wednesday meeting of the CU Board of Regents in Boulder. (More)
The Universal Design and Accessibility Committee seeks nominations for best Website Design among all CU campuses. The criteria are usability, universal design and accessibility along with other features such as adherence to Web standards. (More)
David Schmidt, professor emeritus, College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, recently published “Modern Flight Dynamics,” a text for senior-level undergraduates and first-year graduate students in aerospace and mechanical engineering. The book’s publisher is McGraw-Hill, Columbus, (More)
Alexander Soifer, professor, Interdepartmental Studies, recently published “Ramsey Theory: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.” The research monograph explores the history, recent developments and future directions of Ramsey Theory and contains articles written by prominent mathematics researchers. (More)
Choice, the magazine of the American Library Association, recently selected a book written by a UCCS faculty member as an Outstanding Academic Title. “Local Economic Development in the 21st Century: Quality of Life and Sustainability,” (More)
Daniel Segal, professor, Psychology, Sara Honn Qualls, Kraemer Family Professor of Aging, and Michael Smyer, professor, Psychology, Bucknell University, recently published the second edition of “Aging and Mental Health.” The text’s publisher is Wiley-Blackwell, Hoboken, (More)
The University of Colorado named two faculty members winners of the 2011 Thomas Jefferson Award Thursday, one of the highest honors given at the university. The award recognizes faculty, staff and students who advance the (More)
Rebecca Laroche, associate professor, Department of English, is the curator of an exhibit that highlights the role of women in providing healthcare in Renaissance England. “Beyond Home Remedy: Women, Medicine and Science” opened Jan. 21 (More)
Janice Gould, assistant professor, Women’s and Ethnic Studies, will soon publish “Doubters and Dreamers,” a collection of poetry. Feb. 24 is the scheduled release date, according to the book’s publisher, the University of Arizona Press.
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