Clyde’s Kudos: June 2022
Communique celebrates 20 Clyde’s Kudos sent to individuals and teams in June 2022. (More)
June 2022
UCCS offers free summer opportunities for high schoolers
This summer, UCCS is offering multiple free opportunities for Colorado high schoolers to get ahead academically and hone their skills for future career paths. (More)
UCCS works to close cybersecurity workforce gaps
Thanks to several federal and Colorado state grants, UCCS provides a range of K-12 cybersecurity programs that may spark kids’ interest in cybersecurity careers. (More)
UCCS launches Master of Sciences in Nutrition and Dietetics
The UCCS Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences (Johnson Beth-El) along with Centura Health recently launched an accredited Master of Sciences in Nutrition and Dietetics program to prepare students for careers as Registered Dietitian Nutritionists. (More)
UCCS Faces of Pride 2022
Students, faculty and staff share what “Pride” means to them. (More)
Board of Regents approve three new departments
In their June 23, 2022 regular session, the University of Colorado Board of Regents approved three new departments within UCCS’ School of Public Affairs. (More)
Henrietta Williams Pichon named College of Education Dean
Henrietta Williams Pichon has been named the new dean of the College of Education. Her tenure will begin July 1, 2022. (More)
UCCS earns Military Spouse Friendly designation
UCCS has been named a 2022-2023 Military Spouse Friendly® School. The recognition is given to universities that create sustainable and meaningful education paths for military spouses. (More)
Behind the Scenes Superstar Todd Casey Earns Employee of the Quarter
In the IT and development world, the front end gets all of the attention. But it’s the back end where the magic happens – where professionals like Senior Associate Registrar Todd Casey work behind the scenes to ensure that the final product delivers more than just eye candy. (More)
Camley earns Fulbright Award to push non-invasive cancer treatments into the future
The future of cancer research will be localized and non-invasive, says Bob Camley, Chair of the Department of Physics at UCCS. And he’s been awarded a Fulbright Scholar Award to the University of Newcastle in New South Wales, Australia to develop methods that could make it possible. (More)