PDF Documents Jess House Vitae Jess House Cover Letter Michael Miller’s Vitae Michael Miller’s Cover Letter The second of two candidates for the position of dean of the UCCS College of Education will meet with (More)
Students and parents will be offered free professional help as they take an important first step to getting college financial aid on Feb. 13 at 15 locations across Colorado, including UCCS and Pikes Peak Community (More)
Rebecca Laroche, associate professor, Department of English, is the curator of an exhibit that highlights the role of women in providing healthcare in Renaissance England. “Beyond Home Remedy: Women, Medicine and Science” opened Jan. 21 (More)
A more than 30 year veteran of the UCCS Office of Financial Aid and Student Employment will return as interim director during a national search. Lee Noble was named interim director, Office of Financial Aid (More)
Colorado Springs was awarded a pair of international sports events in boxing and softball Tuesday that will bring more than 300 athletes and officials from 30 nations to the city and to UCCS in summer (More)
Faculty researchers at UCCS and the University of California Irvine will study the role of online informal communication in disasters as part of a $750,000 grant from the National Science Foundation. The two universities will (More)
The University of Colorado’s long-awaited branding project began its rollout Jan. 12 with a systemwide letter from President Bruce D. Benson promising the effort will “enhance our critical efforts to effectively engage our audiences, promote our value (More)
UCCS in the headlines in December and January. Includes articles and stories from The Denver Post, Colorado Springs Gazette, Boulder Daily Camera, Colorado Springs Business Journal, KOAA and more. The Denver Post about wrote tuition (More)
The January UCCS Archives display shows the history and current methods of accessing three information resources on campus, The Scribe, UCCS Radio and Communique. “Where can you find information about what is happening on campus (More)
Janice Gould, assistant professor, Women’s and Ethnic Studies, will soon publish “Doubters and Dreamers,” a collection of poetry. Feb. 24 is the scheduled release date, according to the book’s publisher, the University of Arizona Press.
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