UCCS will rename the campus’s largest building the Osborne Center for Science and Engineering to honor a landmark estate gift to the campus at a 10:30 a.m. May 12 ceremony. At this event, Colorado Springs (More)
Meeting enrollment targets has always been important for UCCS and has produced important revenue for next year’s budget, Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak told faculty and staff who attended a Year in Review and Budget Preview forum Thursday. (More)
The College of Engineering and Applied Science will offer master’s degree in engineering to students in India beginning this summer. R. “Dan” Dandapani, dean, College of Engineering and Applied Sciences, recently completed an agreement with (More)
Benek Altayli, director, University Counseling Center, is the winner of this term’s Employee of the Quarter award. Altayli’s duties at the counseling center include supervising interns, conducting one-on-one counseling sessions with students and being on (More)
University Hall occupants will soon pack up for eight weeks away from their offices and classrooms as a $500,000 project to improve building safety gets underway. Faculty, staff and students from the Beth-El College of (More)
UCCS Staff Council Co-Presidents Megan Broeren, program assistant, Student Success Center, and Nikki Coahran, administrative assistant, announced winners in this year’s Staff Council Executive Board election in a May 4 campus email. The new officers (More)
This is the seventh in a series of occasional features provided by the UCCS Teaching and Learning Center to encourage faculty to share ideas about teaching strategies that engage students and enhance learning. This week’s interview is with David Havlick, assistant professor of Geography and Environmental Studies. (More)
See photos form the 2011 Campus Awards Ceremony, taken by Tom Kimmell. The annual spring ceremony honors members of the UCCS community for their contributions and work during the past year. (More)
Formal dedication ceremonies for a 12-foot-tall bronze sculpture at UCCS are scheduled for 4 p.m. May 6 at Mountain Lion Field, part of the Four Diamonds Sports Complex.
The ceremony was rescheduled following the hospitalization of the sculpture’s donor and UCCS benefactor, Glenn Williams. Williams died April 28. (More)
Andrea Herrera, professor, Department of Women’s and Ethnic Studies, received a certificate of appreciation from the Colorado Latino Forum April 16 in recognition of her contributions to Latino communities in the area of education.
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