Scott Kupferman: The UCCS Globetrotter
When school or government officials in Asia, Europe, South America or Africa, are looking at ways to make education more accessible, Scott Kupferman is usually on the short list to help. (More)
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CU on the Air: Bailey discusses the local and larger economy
CU on the Air chats with Tatiana Bailey, director of the UCCS Economic Forum in the College of Business and an assistant professor at UCCS. (More)
Reeve Foundation grant to support athletes with physical disabilities at Hybl Center
A grant from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation will support training and fitness equipment for the Center for Athletes and Active Individuals with Physical Disabilities in the William J. Hybl Sports Medicine and Performance Center. (More)
UCCS College of Business team to compete in “Cable Apprentice” finals for $4,500 cash prize, job opportunities
A graduate student team from the UCCS College of Business will compete in the Rocky Mountain Cable Association’s 14th Annual “Cable Apprentice” Competition March 6 in Denver. (More)
Mountain Lions crowned men’s and women’s conference champions
In dominating fashion, the UCCS track & field teams were crowned Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field Champions after a stellar day two inside Mountain Lion Fieldhouse Saturday. (More)
Silva-Smith awarded Fulbright Scholar Award to study stroke rehabilitation in Scotland
Beginning in January 2021, Silva-Smith will spend five months at Edinburgh Napier University researching the role of physical activity in helping stroke survivors to successfully rehabilitate. (More)
For 78 nursing students, white coat ceremony symbolizes start of careers
With the oath to patient care and the presentation of their white coats, 78 nursing students took the symbolic step to start their paths to careers in compassionate patient care during the White Coat Ceremony Jan. 27 in Berger Hall. (More)
UCCS receives $6 million Department of Labor grant to implement cybersecurity apprenticeships
A nearly $6 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor will fund the Colorado Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Program, or C-CAP, to train workers for mid-level and advance-level cybersecurity roles. (More)
MacAulay spearheads National Heritage Fellowship for San Luis Valley folk artist
As professor and chair of the Visual and Performing Arts Department at UCCS, Suzanne MacAulay knows that amazing artistry must be rewarded. That’s why she helped Josephine Lobato win a National Heritage Fellowship from the National Endowment for the Arts. (More)
UCCS hosting 2020 RMAC Indoor Track & Field Championships Feb. 28-29
Student-athletes from 13 schools will compete for conference individual and team championships when UCCS hosts the 2020 Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference Indoor Track & Field Championships Feb. 28-29. (More)