New exhibits to open at GOCA
Two new exhibitions will soon open at the Gallery of Contemporary Art on campus, GOCA 1420, as well as the gallery’s downtown location, GOCA121 at 121 S. Tejon. “Rupture” will open at GOCA1420 with a (More)
New exhibits to open at GOCA
CISCO, UCCS partnership shared with global audience
After a semester-long experiment, UCCS and computer giant Cisco shared a new way of delivering education before a world-wide audience Wednesday morning. During the fall semester, instructors from the College of Engineering and Applied Science (More)
First forum is Feb. 2
The first spring semester Chancellor’s All Campus Forum is scheduled for 4 p.m. Feb. 2 in Centennial Hall Auditorium. The forum will feature updates by the Climate Action Committee on efforts to reduce human climate change (More)
Staff focuses on fitness
What and how to eat, and getting necessary exercise are matters of choice. Kelly Ping of the Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Science Peak Nutrition Clinic spoke at the Jan. 11 UCCS Staff Council (More)
December new staff
Six new staff members joined UCCS in December. Their names, titles, department and start dates follow. John Scheur, northeast state director, Troops to Teachers, effective Dec. 1. Michael Bolei, information technology professional, Information Technology, effective (More)
Donor’s gift of sculpture a measure of devotion to UCCS women’s athletics
UCCS supporter Glenn Williams aims to level the playing field with several gifts he has made toward UCCS women’s athletics these past five years—including an endowed scholarship for women athletes. And now, with a gift (More)
Lewis named New Inventor of the Year
Rory A. Lewis, assistant professor, College of Engineering and Applied Science, was named New Inventor of the Year, Colorado Springs, Jan. 18 by the University of Colorado Technology Transfer Office. Lewis was honored during a (More)
Police Department hosts crisis negotiation and tactical training exercise
UCCS police, counseling faculty, and residence life staff members joined with the Colorado Springs Police Department and the Federal Bureau of Investigation to conduct a training exercise Jan. 12. Throughout the day, activities took place (More)
Robert von Dassanowsky
Robert von Dassanowsky, professor, Languages and Cultures and Visual and Performing Arts, was recently named a 2011 Taft Lecturer, as part of the University of Cincinnati’s distinguished lecture series program, sponsored by the Charles Phelps (More)
Davis earns Employee of the Quarter
The two-word answer to plumbing emergencies at UCCS is “Marcus Davis.” That’s part of the reason Davis, HVAC/plumbing supervisor, Facilities Services Physical Plant, earned Employee of Quarter honors this term. He’s been the go-to guy (More)