UCCS outlines furlough plan for faculty and staff
University staff and faculty making more than $60,000 annually will be subject to furloughs in the 2020-21 fiscal year. (More)
UCCS outlines furlough plan for faculty and staff
Chief Pino: “I will be part of the solution.”
Marc Pino, chief of the UCCS Police Department, condemns the actions leading to the inexcusable death of George Floyd and recommits to training for UCCS officers. (More)
Five researchers featured on “The Academic Minute” during week of June 15
In a week titled “Women in STEM Takeover,” five UCCS researchers will be included in the daily “The Academic Minute” June 15-19, produced by WAMC with support of the Association of American Colleges and Universities. (More)
KRCC: PHOTOS: Protesters Gather Outside Closed City Council Work Session On Police Accountability
KRCC featured Stephany Rose Spaulding, associate professor of women’s and ethnic studies, during a protest in downtown Colorado Springs. (More)
“5 Things You Need to Know,” with professor Amy Silva-Smith
In this series, experts on campus will be highlighted through their research and through conversations with community experts. (More)
Use or donate excess vacation hours by June 30
Employees with excess vacation hours should use them or donate them to leave banks before they are removed from their accounts during leave sweeps. (More)
Don’t miss this step-by-step plan to healthier, happier life
CU’s partnership with Omada provides access for employees to a personalized program that combines behavioral and data science to empower personal health and wellness goals. (More)
Berning receives Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics 2020 Medallion Award
Jackie Berning, department chair and professor of health sciences in the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, was awarded the 2020 Medallion Award, recognizing her lifetime of contributions to the nutrition and dietetics profession and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. (More)
Clarke becomes first CoSIDA Academic All-American in program history
UCCS baseball senior Matt Clarke was named to the College Sports Information Directors of America All-America Third Team and became the first student-athlete in program history to the honor. (More)
Colorado Public Radio: As Coronavirus Slows Its Spread In Elder Care Homes, Residents Still Face Another Health Battle: Loneliness
Colorado Public Radio interviewed Sheri Gibson, clinical supervisor in psychology, about the physical health impacts of loneliness for seniors in nursing home facilities. (More)