Seven steps to creating resilience during a pandemic
Even in the midst of a pandemic, there are plenty of strategies individuals can employ to regain a sense of control, stability and resilience. (More)
Seven steps to creating resilience during a pandemic
Benight on resilience: “We’re going to get through this”
In a recent “5 Things You Need to Know” interview, Benight, director of the National Institute for Human Resilience, shared why the COVID-19 pandemic creates so much anxiety and how resilience can be a key to overcoming it. (More)
CU begins implementation of new Title IX rules
The U.S. Department of Education recently issued new guidelines for how universities and K-12 schools will investigate and adjudicate sexual misconduct allegations beginning Aug. 14. (More)
Dive deep into the musical, the person and the movement in UCCS Downtown’s “Hamilton” series
Learn more about the life and work of Alexander Hamilton, and the award-winning musical based on his life that started streaming earlier this month, in a series of free virtual events hosted by UCCS Downtown Aug. 4, 11 and 18. (More)
The Gazette: Colorado Springs jobless rate moves higher as people return to job market
The Gazette interviewed Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, about the latest local unemployment report. (More)
Colorado Public Radio: Here’s What The Numbers Tell Us About Colorado Coronavirus Unemployment
Colorado Public Radio interviewed Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum, about the groups most impacted by unemployment during the pandemic. (More)
Literacy reference guide compiles resources related to bias in academic research
Aligned with the 2020-2030 Strategic Plan, the guide brings together the faculty body’s collective wisdom on bias in academic and non-academic workplaces. (More)
KOAA: COVID-19 and College Enrollment: Changing numbers at UCCS
KOAA reported on the latest enrollment numbers for the fall 2020 semester at UCCS. (More)
Start of fall athletics pushed back to Sept. 18
The RMAC Presidents’ Council voted to delay the start of fall sports competition to Sept. 18. The Council also agreed to a conference-only schedule for the sports of men’s and women’s soccer, and volleyball. (More)
KRDO: Local teacher wins low amateur at Colorado Open
KRDO featured alumnus and All-American Colin Prater after he won the low amateur title at the 2020 CoBank Colorado Open. (More)