Curt Holder, professor, Geography and Environmental Studies Department, recently published a first person essay about his personal path from rural poverty to academia. The essay appeared in the Feb. 10 edition of Science. (More)
Memorial services are scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Feb. 16 for Connie Pitman, laboratory coordinator, Chemistry and Biochemistry Department. (More)
The Dean of Students and Student Life Office are teaming up once again for Random Acts of Kindness Week, Feb. 13 – 17. “We are excited to spread positivity on campus, and hope this is (More)
UCCS has joined forces with the Institute of International Education (IIE) in the Generation Study Abroad program to double the number of UCCS students who study internationally by 2020. (More)
A reorganization of two UCCS departments will improve the university’s communications and marketing efforts by encouraging collaboration across campus, improving efficiency and effectiveness and stretching spending further, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak announced. (More)
Paul Harvey, professor and chair, Department of History, was recently selected as the subject of a Faculty at Work profile by the Office of Research. Harvey is a CU Presidential Teaching Scholar and the author (More)
Terry Schwartz, interim provost, Academic Affairs, will facilitate an all-campus forum “Controversial Topics in the Classroom” at 10 a.m. Feb. 15 in University Center 302. (More)
Donald Klingner, distinguished professor, School of Public Administration, presented “Mexico and the U.S.: Foreign Policy in the Trump Administration” in Spanish Jan. 28 at the International Academy Politico Administrative Sciences meeting in Toluca, Mexico. (More)
The Division of Student Success recently changed its organizational structure with the goal of improving student recruitment, student retention and student experiences. Sentwali Bakari, vice chancellor, Student Success, announced the changes. They include the shifting (More)
Fitness fans will soon have the option to exercise while they study at the Kraemer Family Library. (More)
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