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Carolyn “Carrie” Yeager has graduated from UCCS once before, but this time it is different. On May 15, she will become UCCS’ first-ever Doctor of Philosophy in Psychology in the area of clinical trauma psychology. (More)
Michaela Norve, a psychology student working in the Career Center, shares a day in her life during the Stay at Home Order. (More)
As one of only 170 accredited simulation centers in the world, UCCS nursing students are getting the training needed to join the response for the novel coronavirus. (More)
Madison, a pre-med biochemistry student, shares how she studies and conducts research in this remote environment. (More)
Martin Garnar, dean and professor of the Kraemer Family Library, will be the next director of the Amherst College Library. (More)
Join the Office of Information Technology and the Faculty Resource Center for a combined Bytes with OIT session focused on helping faculty, staff and students learn best practices for working and learning remotely. (More)
Business management and baseball have also piqued Clarke’s interest in leadership. In July, he will start a full-time fellowship at Colorado Springs’ prestigious El Pomar Foundation, which develops rising leaders to work in local communities. (More)
Mary Ann Cutter, professor of philosophy, earned recognition of her efforts to advance women in academia, interdisciplinary scholarly contributions and distinguished teaching as the 2019-20 Elizabeth D. Gee Memorial Lectureship Award presented by the CU Faculty Council Women’s Committee. (More)
Kevin Landis, associate professor and director of the Theatre and Dance Program, interviews Jay Duckworth, props manager at the Public Theater. (More)
Battling through the skepticism and fear, Naomi Hayner took a leap of faith into higher education. As a first-generation student, she had to fund her way through education with scholarships and perseverance. (More)