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The Better Business Bureau of Southern Colorado recently selected five new members to its board of directors, including Matt Barrett, director of the Colorado Springs Small Business Development Center at UCCS. (More)
Sandy Wurtele, professor, Psychology, recently published “Out of Harm’s Way: A Parent’s Guide to Protecting Young Children from Sexual Abuse.” The publisher, Parenting Press Inc., Seattle, plans to make the book available in September. A (More)
The Colorado Geographic Alliance based UCCS will receive a special achievement in geographic information system award July 14 at the 30th Annual Esri International User Conference. Esri, a software manufacturer, selected the Colorado Geographic Alliance (More)
Daphne Greenwood, professor, Economics, recently published “Local Economic Development in the 21st Century: Quality of Life and Sustainability” with Richard P.F. Holt of Southern Oregon University. (More)
Deborah Kenny, associate dean for research, Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences at the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, was recently selected as a fellow of the American Academy of Nursing, one of (More)
The UCCS Science & Engineering building was recently selected for a Building of America Award by Southfield, Mich.-based Construction Communications. On June 4, Construction Communications announced awards for projects that represent the best in new (More)
Robert von Dassanowsky, professor, Languages and Culture, was a guest presenter at the annual Vienna Independent Shorts Film Festival May 27-June 2 in Vienna, Austria. (More)
Mike Bianco, patrol officer, Public Safety, and Larry Darnall, patrol officer, Public Safety, will receive commendations from the Colorado Springs Police Department for their role in apprehending two suspects in an attempted robbery of a local convenience store. (More)
A dozen faculty members recommended for promotion for academic year 2010-2011 will be honored Friday with a reception at the home of Provost Peg Bacon.
The promotion recommendations are scheduled for review by the CU Board of Regents June 24.
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Members of the Kraemer Family Library staff accepted a $1,000 check this week from Sisters in Crime, an organization devoted to supporting women who write mystery novels. The funds will be used to purchase books. (More)