Spring 2011 student enrollment increased by more than 3 percent from a year ago, according to figures released Monday by the Office of the Vice Chancellor for Student Success and Enrollment Management. Homer Wesley, vice (More)
Alexander Soifer, professor, Interdepartmental Studies, recently published “Ramsey Theory: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow.” The research monograph explores the history, recent developments and future directions of Ramsey Theory and contains articles written by prominent mathematics researchers. (More)
Memorial services are scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday at the Antioch Church in Yoder for retired UCCS staff member Doris E. Skaggs. Skaggs worked for Facilities Services from 1981 to 2000, retiring as an accounting (More)
With references ranging from famous basketball coaches to noted social scientists and U.S. Supreme Court justices, Columbia University’s provost delivered a personal and compelling roadmap to improving the academic performance of minority students Friday morning. (More)
The arduous task of establishing a library on a fledgling campus is the subject of “History of the Library at UCCS: Part One 1956-1995,” a display of UCCS Archives on the third floor of the (More)
Accreditation of Bachelor of Science degree in the nursing program and the Doctorate of Nursing Practice program offered by the Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences were recently approved by the Commission on Collegiate (More)
UCCS will host the 2011 Disney’s Approach to Quality Service program, presented by the world renowned Disney Institute, March 18 at Berger Hall. A one-day event, Disney’s Approach to Quality Service will challenge those in (More)
Record low temperatures closed campus and caused 35 students to move from their flooded campus residences this week. Classes were cancelled Tuesday evening and Wednesday as temperatures dropped to 20 degrees below zero. The intense cold (More)
Choice, the magazine of the American Library Association, recently selected a book written by a UCCS faculty member as an Outstanding Academic Title. “Local Economic Development in the 21st Century: Quality of Life and Sustainability,” (More)
Daniel Segal, professor, Psychology, Sara Honn Qualls, Kraemer Family Professor of Aging, and Michael Smyer, professor, Psychology, Bucknell University, recently published the second edition of “Aging and Mental Health.” The text’s publisher is Wiley-Blackwell, Hoboken, (More)
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