Boult to receive Nikola Tesla Award
Terry Boult, El Pomar Endowed Chair of Innovation and Security, will receive the Nikola Tesla Award from Imagination Celebration Sept. 10 (More)
August 2015
Shockley-Zalabak: Faculty and staff can make a difference in student lives
UCCS has new students, faculty, programs and buildings but still faces challenges, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak said during her first forum of the fall semester Aug. 27. (More)
Instructor connects posture, health for HealthCircle lecture
Michelle LeCompte, instructor, Department of Health Sciences, and program coordinator, Center for Active Living, will deliver “The Ankle Bone is Connected to the Shoulder Bone,” at 5:30 p.m. Sept. 1 at the Lane Center for Academic Health Sciences, 4863 North Nevada. Her free presentation is part of a monthly series of community lectures sponsored by the UCCS HealthCircle. (More)
Mountain Lion Volleyball signs eighth-grader in special ceremony
The UCCS Mountain Lion Volleyball team signed eighth-grader Hannah Skrastins of Colorado Springs Christian School to a letter of intent Aug. 27 in the Gallogly Events Center skybox. (More)
A toast to UCCS; 50th anniversary wine now available
UCCS supporters interested in toasting the 50th anniversary of the founding of campus can lift a glass of Colorado-grown wine made especially for the occasion. (More)
UCCS Police thwart bicycle thieves, provide theft prevention tips
Following a string of bike thefts that plagued campus during the summer session, the UCCS Police Department recently arrested two suspects and recovered a number of bikes thanks to old fashioned detective work. (More)
New faculty join for fall semester
More than 30 new faculty members joined UCCS for the fall semester. Over the next few weeks, those who hold instructor, assistant professor or associate professor positions will be introduced to the campus. Today’s installment includes 13 assistant and associate professors from the College of Business, College of Education, College of Engineering and Applied Science, College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, and School of Public Affairs. (More)
Griffith named interim ombuds office director following Gomez retirement
Kathy Griffith, project manager, Office of the Chancellor, will serve as interim director, Ombuds Office, effective Sept. 1. (More)
Heller Center selects new faculty director; Cunningham retires
Minette Church, associate professor, Department of Anthropology, is the new faculty director of the Heller Center for Arts & Humanities. (More)
Instructor earns Exercise is Medicine Award
Jess Kirby, instructor, Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, was recently recognized by Exercise is Medicine with a gold award. (More)