Two UCCS staff and family members to graduate in fall 2022
Among nearly 600 graduates who will celebrate earning their degrees during the 2022 fall UCCS Commencement ceremonies, two are UCCS staff members and family. (More)
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Among nearly 600 graduates who will celebrate earning their degrees during the 2022 fall UCCS Commencement ceremonies, two are UCCS staff members and family. (More)
Like many at UCCS, Dakotah Kreil isn’t the traditional student. Although she is graduating this semester, Dakotah won’t be walking at commencement. Instead, she’s finishing out her Golf Management internship as Support Coordinator for the PGA of America Career Services Department in her home state of Arizona. (More)
Wellness, Resilience and Emotional Intelligence. Motivational Interviewing. Co-Occurring Disorders and Trauma-Informed Care. Process Addictions. To most people, these are intimidating concepts. For Anna Duerst, this is just a list of her favorite classes. (More)
Courtney Cowling discusses their research on gender, their partnership with Dr. Tre Wentling and more. (More)
The College of Business and the National Institute for Social Impact worked together to host a Social Impact Business Pitch Night. (More)
Kayla Waterman-Vandiver remembers the day in college when her dream career changed. She had planned to be a medical doctor from a young age and, with this in mind, was studying biology at UCCS. (More)
On Oct 22., University of Colorado Colorado Springs (UCCS) Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering senior and Undergraduate Research Assistant Christian Lewis presented “Trajectories for the Human Exploration of Mars and Ceres” at the 25th Annual International Mars Society Convention at Arizona State University. (More)
Kyrie Milliron discusses her research on the Epstein-Barr Virus (more commonly known as infectious mono), her partnership with Dr. Kovacs and more. (More)
Katie Agenbroad discusses her research in examining the topic of death and mortality, her partnerships with Dr. Al-Shawaf and Dr. Weiskittle and more. (More)
The Karen Possehl Women’s Endowment (KPWE) recently announced scholarship recipients will receive another $1,000, bringing the amount from $5,000 to $6,000. (More)
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