There are nine new tenure track faculty members who recently joined UCCS. Their names, titles, department and college, and brief information about them follows: Brandon Gavett, assistant professor, Department of Psychology in the College of (More)
According to the annual Beloit College Mindset List, the class of 2015 has never known life without the Internet. Women serving on the Supreme Court, as commanders of U.S. Navy ships, or as alter girls (More)
The Kraemer Family Library celebrates the campus theme Sustainability and Community with a pair of displays during the month of August. The first of two exhibits on the 3rd floor of the Kraemer Family Library (More)
Graveside services are scheduled for 11 a.m. Aug. 26 at Evergreen Cemetery, 1005 S. Hancock, for Seyhan Dwelis, 66, a senior instructor in the Department of Anthropology. Dwelis died Aug. 18 at Pikes Peak Hospice (More)
The SUV’s, vans and pickups of UCCS freshmen and their families were lined up Tuesday morning as the newest members of the campus community moved into university housing. Greeted by the Office of Residence Life (More)
A new state law that focuses on efficiencies for higher education will allow some UCCS classified staff members to move to exempt professional staff positions, university officials explained at an Aug. 12 forum for classified (More)
The UCCS convocation speech for academic year 2011-12 touched on Vietnam and 1970’s music to emphasize environmental initiatives and the difference one person can make. In his address entitled “You Can’t Do Just One Thing,” (More)
UCCS Athletic Director Stephen Kirkham will be inducted into the Hall of Honor at Colorado Mesa University (formerly Mesa State College) in a ceremony in Grand Junction on Sept. 30. Also being inducted during the (More)
Janice Gould, assistant professor, Women’s and Ethnic Studies, was recently selected as the 2012 Writer-in-Residence for the School for Advanced Research, a Santa Fe, N.M. center for the study of the archaeology and ethnology of (More)
Brand new equipment and access to facilities at no cost might be the push some people need to start their own fitness programs. At least that’s what UCCS Recreation Center administrators are hoping. Matt Gaden, (More)
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