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An Oct. 26 and 27 campus blood drive resulted in 207 pints donated to Memorial Hospital’s blood bank, according to drive co-organizer Julie Brewster, controller, Resource Management. The two-day total was the largest in campus (More)
Deborah Kenny, associate dean, Beth-El College of Nursing, will be inducted as a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing during the academy’s annual meeting and conference Nov. 13 in Washington. She was one of (More)
A production that debuted at UCCS was recently honored with an Award of Merit from The Accolade Competition. “Invisible Voices: New Perspectives on Disability” debuted at UCCS as part of a Theatreworks production in Oct. (More)
UCCS is one of the nation’s top military-friendly colleges and universities, according to the editors of “Military Advanced Education,” a monthly magazine directed at active duty members of the armed forces. The December 2010 issue (More)
John C. Miller, professor emeritus, Languages and Cultures, recently returned to Gaziantep University, Turkey, under a U.S. State Department English Language Fellow grant. He will teach American literature and culture in addition to providing English (More)
Six UCCS faculty members were recognized for their sponsored research productivity during a Celebration of Research program Thursday afternoon sponsored by the Office of Sponsored Research. Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and Provost Peg Bacon joined with (More)
Edie Greene, professor, Psychology, was recently appointed a visiting scholar at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice, City University of New York. Currently on sabbatical from UCCS, she will collaborate with CUNY faculty on (More)
A UCCS building project and one near the university received Gold Hard Hat Awards from the publishers of Mountain States Construction. The construction trade magazine that covers Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska, North Dakota and South Dakota (More)
Fred Coolidge, professor, Psychology, was featured in the WNYC radio program “Radiolab”, a nationally syndicated show, explaining his theory of hypnic jerks, the scientific term given to the sudden jerk that often accompany the beginning (More)
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