UCCS earns gold-level Military Friendly status
UCCS earned gold level recognition for its support of the military community for the second straight year. (More)
November 2017
Colorado Combined Campaign supports local people
December marks the last month of the Colorado Combined Campaign. The campaign aims to support nonprofits across the state, including 29 in the Colorado Springs community (More)
Workforce Asset Map offers one-stop for job seekers, providers
A website promising one-stop shopping for people seeking jobs, those offering them and students interested in researching career or education options was unveiled Nov. 28 at City of Colorado Springs administrative offices. (More)
Biology faculty earns Quality Matters certification
Eugenia Olesnicky Killian, assistant professor, Biology Department, recently completed the Quality Matters certification for her course BIOL 1350: General Biology II Introduction to the Cell. (More)
Kasa recognized as shining star
Christi Kasa, associate professor, College of Education, received a Shining Star of Vocational Rehabilitation Award, Nov. 16 at the state capitol building. (More)
Kansas City, here we come
UCCS women’s soccer team fell 2-1 to Carson-Newman in the national semifinal Nov. 30. (More)
Known for recognizing others, Rogers named Employee of the Quarter
Jevita Rogers, senior executive director, Financial Aid, Student Employment and Scholarships, named UCCS Employee of the Quarter. (More)
Math Department hosts regional conference
The Math Department hosted Colorado Non Linear Days Nov. 11 and 12. (More)
Faculty assembly urges climate change action
With a 30-0 vote, the UCCS Faculty Assembly approved a resolution at its Nov. 10 meeting urging climate change action. (More)
Chancellor’s Town Hall: ‘Helping students the right thing to do’
Faculty and staff generated hundreds of ideas of how UCCS can take better care of its students during a Nov. 15 Chancellor’s Town Hall. (More)