UCCS faculty and staff who want to save money on their or their dependent’s spring tuition bill may begin by submitting the Tuition Assistance application through the employee portal. (More)
A nationally-respected shoulder expert with a history of success in academic leadership will be the new dean for the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences. (More)
As we welcome Regents Chance Hill and Lesley Smith to the University of Colorado Board of Regents, I want to take this moment to reflect on the two emeritus members of the board who have left their mark on CU, and specifically UCCS. (More)
The CU Health Plan’s Omada program now has options for people who have type 2 diabetes and are not currently taking insulin. (More)
Josh Dunn, chair and professor of the Political Science Department, and director of the Center for the Study of Government and the Individual at UCCS, called on the TEDxMileHigh attendees to challenge themselves to different views in “What universities missed in their fight for diversity” Dec. 1 at Denver’s Bellco Theatre. (More)
CU for Colorado – the website showcasing the University of Colorado’s outreach, patient care and impact – has relaunched with a new interactive map that demonstrates the value the four campuses bring to the entire state. (More)
Beau Kelly, associate director of development, was recognized as the UCCS recipient for the CU Foundation’s McCord Excellence in Fundraising Award. (More)
The Communication Department’s “The Bluffs” won its first silver honor and “The Investment,” a production between faculty and alumni, won the people’s award in the 39th Annual Telly Awards. (More)
The UCCS College of Business will honor two deserving entrepreneurial leaders at its 11th annual Lifetime Entrepreneurship Award luncheon May 31. (More)
As schools and law enforcement officials continue to look for warning signs to prevent acts of violence, researchers at UCCS looked at the presence of psychopathic traits as a tool to identify serious and violent juvenile offenders in a new chapter in the “Routledge International Handbook of Psychopathy and Crime.” (More)
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