The College of Engineering and Applied Science recently launched a new program called Global Engineering Ventures to provide self-sustainable funding for the college. R.“Dan” Dandapani, dean, College of Engineering and Applied Science said the GeV (More)
An appreciation reception for faculty and staff is scheduled for 4 p.m. Dec. 7 in Berger Hall. The annual reception is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. and will feature a campus cookie exchange in (More)
Impending changes in the healthcare system require that managers be prepared for creative leadership and 12 local healthcare managers stand ready. Collaboration between the UCCS College of Business and healthcare organizations serving Colorado Springs resulted (More)
Homer Wesley, vice chancellor, Student Success and Enrollment Management, and Barbara Gaddis, executive director, Student Retention and First Year Experience, will lead a campus forum scheduled for 2:30 p.m. Dec. 1 in the University Center (More)
Never having to fill a university-owned vehicle with gasoline is no longer a dream for the University Auxiliaries Department. The department recently took delivery of an all-electric Vantage Green Truck, a four-door pickup with a (More)
The UCCS Alumni and Friends Association will take over the lobby of the south tower of the Plaza of the Rockies, 121 S. Tejon Street, during the Dec. 3 Colorado Springs Festival of Lights Parade. (More)
If UCCS is to grow, it must expand from its current 80-acre original parcel, Gary Reynolds, executive director, Facilities Services, told a group of university and community leaders Thursday afternoon. Planning that expansion in a (More)
The UCCS Archives display for November/December looks at the university’s journey since administrators recognized that diversity and inclusiveness play a part in campus growth. The exhibit on the third floor of the Kraemer Family Library (More)
UCCS students can absolve themselves of library fines, strike a bargain and feed the needy all at once through the inaugural Food for Fines program in place from Nov.1 through Dec.7 at the Kraemer Family (More)
A UCCS-based literacy program was recently selected as one of 49 local nonprofits promoted by the Colorado Springs Independent as part of the newspaper’s Give! Promotion. The Reading for L.I.F.E program, which provides no-cost reading (More)
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