CU System campuses are implementing processes to raise awareness of computer information privacy and security, prompting Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak to issue a memo on the subject to the campus community. See the memo below. March (More)
A “Mount Trashmore” event this week showed that 50 percent of what is in UCCS trash cans could have been recycled, including plastic bottles, cans and paper. See one day’s worth of campus trash and (More)
The University of Colorado at Colorado Springs is “open for business,” MartinWood, vice chancellor, University Advancement told more than 75 faculty and staff who attended a March Chancellor’s Campus Forum Tuesday afternoon. Wood and Brian (More)
UCCS in the headlines from the first week of March, 2010. This week includes articles and stories from The Pueblo Chieftain, Colorado Springs Gazette, Denver Post, KOAA, FOX News, KKTV, and more. (More)
Brian Burnett, vice chancellor, Administration and Finance, explained the layout of renovated laboratory space in the Science Building this week to university leaders. Burnett and Gary Reynolds, executive director, Facilities Services led a brief tour (More)
Hundreds of southern Colorado youths in grades 5-12 will compete at UCCS Saturday as part of a regional Science Olympiad tournament designed to spur interest in science, math and engineering fields. In their quest for (More)
The Denver Metro Chamber Leadership Foundation in partnership with the Boettcher Foundation named UCCS senior Jacqueline Bell as the Colorado Leadership Alliance Student Leader of the Year. Beginning in 2009, the CLA and the Boettcher (More)
Eve Gruntfest, professor emerita, Geography and Environmental Studies and researcher at the UCCS Trama, Health and Hazards Center, will work for five months as an invited visiting scientist at the Laboratoire d’étude des Transferts en (More)
As Colorado faces historic unemployment rates, a new partnership between Kaiser Permanente and four state colleges and universities will bring hundreds of new health care jobs to southern Colorado.
The $1 million program is unique because it supports careers in nursing and front line health care professionals such as lab/radiology technicians and medical assistants. (More)
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