UCCS HealthCircle clinics will begin a free, monthly Community Health Education Series targeted to adults. The first seminar, “A Balancing Act: Strategies to Enhance Balance and Prevent Falls for All Ages,” will be presented by (More)
The Belgian Malinois on the West Lawn March 31 were a long way from the famous Westminster Dog Show.
The animals were demonstrating the responsibilities of the Colorado Springs Police Department K-9 Unit. Their campus visit was sponsored by the Criminal Justice Society, a student organization within the School of Public Affairs.
(More)
UCCS and Ent Federal Credit Union signed a 15-year marketing and operating agreement during a 3 p.m. March 31 ceremony at the University Center. (More)
Four mayoral candidates answered questions about the future of Colorado Springs in a forum at Berger Hall March 19. (More)
During a March 18 campus forum, UCCS leaders unveiled a new program for students who have not decided on a major, have low academic index scores or are pre-business, pre-nursing, pre-business majors. (More)
The first UCCS graduate didn’t get a lot of encouragement from workplace colleagues to earn a college degree. Instead, Arnold Taylor’s friends told him to take the boss fishing if he wanted a promotion. (More)
Henrikka Weir, assistant professor, School of Public Affairs, and Anna Kosloski, assistant professor, School of Public Affairs, published “Melding theoretical perspectives: A gendered look at low-resting heart rate and developmental trajectories of antisocial behavior” in the March edition of Criminal Justice Studies: A Critical Journal of Law and Society.
(More)
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak received a humanitarian award March 18 from the Pikes Peak Chapter of the American Red Cross. (More)
Phillip Morris, program director, Veteran and Military Student Affairs was recently interviewed about helping veterans transition from the military to college and civilian life. (More)
Eighteen bike riders rode from the Campus Recreation Center to new Office of Sustainability quarters on Cragmor Road March 17 in recognition of St. Patrick’s Day. (More)
Copyright © 2000-2022 | UCCS University Communications