New Normal = New Mindset
Kimberly Humphrey, a wellness promotion graduate student, shares tips on how to mentally prepare for a “new normal” as restrictions are lifted. (More)
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Mountain Lions add pitching and infield depth with four new signees
UCCS baseball head coach Dave Hajek announced the signing of four new Mountain Lions for the upcoming season. (More)
M.S. in Athletic Training first in Colorado to earn CAATE accreditation
The UCCS Master of Science in Athletic Training’s accreditation signifies the program’s ability to develop students to become certified athletic trainers. (More)
Sleep and Trauma: What we know and where we are headed
Aaron Harwell, a psychology doctoral student, outlines the relationship between sleep, trauma and health in this piece from the NIHR newsletter. (More)
College of Business Lifetime Entrepreneurship Award postponed to 2021
The Lifetime Entrepreneurship Award Luncheon will be rescheduled to May 20, 2021 to honor business leaders and community philanthropists Phil and Ann Winslow. (More)
Fifteen staff and family members graduate in spring 2020
Among the more than 1,500 graduates who earned degrees during the 2020 spring commencement ceremony, 15 were UCCS and CU staff or family members of faculty and staff. (More)
“No matter the job,” Gallagher is ready for it
For Jade Gallagher, being a great UCCS student employee simply comes down to doing more. (More)
Commencement Feature: Porcadilla strives to continue making an impact
For JayJay Porcadilla, higher education wasn’t just about learning, it was about finding himself. During his time at UCCS, he discovered that anything is possible. (More)
Commencement Feature: Solis turning passion into her career
Abigail Solis has always had a passion for helping people through counseling. (More)
Brown receives NSF grant to research interaction between machines and society
Philip Brown, assistant professor of computer science, received a National Science Foundation grant award of $250,472 for his project titled “Socially Networked Autonomy: How Should Machines Interact with Society?” (More)