Peril or possibility
The Higher Education Association of the Rockies will present a forum Oct. 7 in Denver outlining the fiscal future of higher education in Colorado. Several leading experts are expected to speak at the event. (More)
Peril or possibility
El Pomar professors to address University Club
University Club members will hear from three faculty members this fall about improving innovation, entrepreneurship and creativity in the workplace. (More)
H1N1: it’s everyone’s business
UCCS is working closely with the El Paso County Department of Health and Environment and the Centers for Disease Control to track cases of H1N1 or swine flu. See Human Resource Director Cindy Corwin’s memo on the importance of reporting flu cases. (More)
Office of Global Education a first for UCCS
The College of Education is the first college on campus to establish an Office of Global Education. (More)
Waves subject for first distinguished math lecture
An explanation of the waves we see in everything from a California beach to medical lasers will be shared Oct. 8 as part of the First Annual Distinguished Math Lecture. (More)
Year in Preview
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak reported on record enrollment, new buildings, and new faculty and staff at the annual Year in Preview for deans, directors and department chairs. (More)
Theatreworks puts new face on old production
The new Theatreworks production will present something old and something new in “Our Town.” (More)
Who’s New – Sept. 25, 2009
Thirteen people joined UCCS in non-teaching positions. (More)
Xiaobo (Joe) Zhou awarded $400,000 grant
Xiaobo (Joe) Zhou, associate professor, Department of Computer Science, College of Engineering and Applied Science, was recently awarded a five-year, $400,000 grant from The National Science Foundation’s (NSF) Early CAREER Development Program. (More)
Athletics Silent Auction
Join the Athletic Department at the annual Evening with the Mountain Lions Silent Auction and Dinner, starting at 5:30 p.m., Oct. 11, University Center Gymnasium. Individual tickets are available for $20 and tables seating eight are $150. For more information or to RSVP please contact Nathan Gibson (More)