Venkat Reddy, dean, College of Business, was recently selected as one of 15 directors to form the new governing board of the Greater Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce and the Colorado Springs Regional Economic Development (More)
The UCCS community made a happy holiday possible for 26 families this year, providing gifts and food to celebrate the season. Donations increased during the final week and the Kraemer Family Library’s Food for Fines (More)
UCCS faculty, staff and students were joined by CU System administrators in supporting Mountain Lion men’s and women’s basketball teams Dec. 9 games against the Colorado School of Mines in Golden. About 70 CU-affiliated faculty (More)
UCCS alums and their families attending the 27th annual Festival of Lights Parade Dec. 3 found hot drinks, snacks, and Boomer at GOCA 121, 121 S. Tejon. The annual community event featured a UCCS float and (More)
Peg Bacon, provost, and Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak welcomed guests to the annual UCCS Faculty and Staff Appreciation Reception Dec. 7. Bacon read a passage from Dr. Seuss’ “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” to honor the (More)
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak updates the campus community about resources to prevent crime and harassment. See her memo below. December 9, 2011 To the Campus Community: While the recent events at Penn State have horrified many (More)
Other than a couple of announcements, the Dec. 7 Staff Council/PESA luncheon was just for fun. UCCS classified and professional exempt staff enjoyed conversation, laughter and lively Bingo games followed by musical entertainment. “Don’t eat (More)
Holiday Service Project Committee members are hoping for a last-minute avalanche of donations during the final days of the food drive, but if it doesn’t happen, the Food for Fines program at the Kraemer Family (More)
Ten new staff members joined UCCS in November. Their names, titles, departments and start dates follow. Stacy Newland, database specialist, Department of Psychology, Nov. 21. Sandra Summers, site coordinator, Lamar Community College Two-plus-Two Program, Nov. (More)
Mike Fryt only traveled eleven miles from his Manitou Springs home to earn his first college degree. But Fryt, the corporate vice president of tax for FedEx and the December 2011 Commencement speaker, found that (More)
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