Reception scheduled to honor fire volunteers
A reception to celebrate the UCCS response to the Waldo Canyon fire and those who made it possible is scheduled for 4 p.m. Aug. 8 at the Gallery of Contemporary Art in Centennial Hall. The (More)
Reception scheduled to honor fire volunteers
Colorado’s worst fire provides UCCS opportunity to shine
Sandy Berry-Lowe considers UCCS to be her professional home. But the 22-year campus veteran and associate professor of biology never thought she would actually live on campus in space normally designated for students. For three (More)
Regents grant tenure to ten faculty
At its June 20 meeting at UCCS, the CU Board of Regents approved awards of tenure and appointments with tenure for 77 faculty members across the system. Among those faculty receiving tenure were ten from (More)
UCCS renews partnership with South Korean college
Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and Jae Young Choi, president, Yeungjin College, Daegu, South Korea, signed an agreement on July 9 that extends the partnership between the two schools for three more years. In 2007, Yeungjin and (More)
Small Business Development Center to aid fire-affected companies
Small businesses in the Pikes Peak region suffering from reduced sales or customer traffic because of the Waldo Canyon Fire can receive assistance from the Colorado Springs Small Business Development Center hosted by the College (More)
Garden master presents free summer gardening workshops
Three gardening workshops for the UCCS community are scheduled for July and August at the UCCS Students for Environmental Awareness and Sustainability Garden. The workshops will take place from 9 a.m. – 11 a.m. July (More)
Morris to lead veteran and military student services
Phillip Morris, currently the project director for UCCS-based SoColo Reach, will lead the Office of Veteran and Military Student Affairs. Morris was selected following a national search. His appointment was announced by Brad Bayer, executive (More)
Linhart fills dean of students position
Veteran staff member Steve Linhart is returning to full-time duties working with students as part of a new organizational structure within the Division of Student Success and Enrollment Management. Homer Wesley, vice chancellor, Student Success (More)
THEATREWORKS presents Shakespeare’s “Love’s Labor’s Lost” at Rock Ledge Ranch
Four young men take cold showers, sleep on hard beds, study all night, and see no women. That’s the plan, anyway, in the court of old Navarre, when the king and his best friends vow (More)
Who’s New: June new faculty and staff
Eleven new faculty and staff members joined UCCS in June. Their names, titles, departments and start dates follow. Robert B. Gagnon, senior instructor, College of Education, June 11. Kathrin Spendier, research associate, Colorado Initiative in (More)