Employee of the Quarter | Ann Schwab
Ann Schwab, Assistant Registrar for Curriculum Management and College of Education alumna, was named both Employee of the Quarter and 2024 Garrett Swasey Outstanding Staff Award winner. (More)
Employee of the Quarter | Ann Schwab
Department of Physics & Energy Science student awarded Barry Goldwater scholarship
Lawrence Scafuri, a Department of Physics & Energy Science student, recently accepted a prestigious scholarship to further pursue his research in physics and astronomy. (More)
Josh Peck visits UCCS as Significant Speaker
Actor Josh Peck will be speaking at 7 p.m. on Wednesday, April 17 at the UCCS Gallogly Events Center. The Significant Speaker series, an annual student-led event, offers both the university and the greater Colorado (More)
Mass violence experts to speak at 2024 McConkie Leadership Conference
The Public Safety Initiative, part of the College of Public Service, will be featuring a lineup of speakers at the 2024 McConkie Leadership Conference. (More)
Seven questions with Plett and Trimboli, authors of “Battery Management Systems, Volume III: Physics-Based Methods”
Plett and Trimboli’s book is a strong resource for battery engineers, chemists, researchers and educators who are interested in advanced battery management systems and strategies based on the best available understanding of how battery cells operate. (More)
Kling earns Philosophy in Media Fellowship
Jennifer Kling has been selected as a 2024 Media Fellow for the Marc Sanders Foundation Philosophy in Media Fellowship, Podcasting track. (More)
Alumna & Artist | Sarah Mason-Reeder ’07, ’09
When you can’t buy what you’re looking for, why not try making it yourself? (More)
Upcoming Campus Events: April 15 – April 21
Join a Kraemer Family Library exhibit, make galaxy bottles, compete in a cornhole tournament and attend a student recital! (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: March 2024
Communique celebrates 25 Clyde’s Kudos sent to individuals and teams in March 2024. (More)
Intelligence Artificial: ChatGPT in Higher Education
AI is changing the way students learn and it must change the way that we teach. But more than concerns about academic integrity, the dawn of artificial intelligence asks deeper questions about who we are and what we value. (More)