Prue-Owens appointed to UCHealth Memorial Term Chair
Kathy Prue-Owens, assistant professor of nursing, will advance the implementation of evidence-based practices in local hospitals as the first UCHealth Memorial Term Chair. (More)
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Patience, collaboration and a growth mindset earn Lockwood Employee of the Quarter
Lockwood has implemented improvements across the board in Orientation, and the combination of his attitude and aptitude earned him this quarter’s award. (More)
Chancellor Reddy teaches visiting class on economics of higher education
In a seminar with 15 Colorado College economics students, Reddy answered questions about the changing financial landscape in higher education. (More)
January in photos
Here’s a look at some of the favorite images from University Communications from January 2020. (More)
JCPenney Suit Up Event helps UCCS dress for success, for less
On Sunday, Feb. 9 JCPenney is offering up to 60 percent off professional attire for all UCCS students, alumni, faculty and staff. (More)
Handshake opens doors to opportunity
Starting February 15, UCCS students will have access to a new resource to launch their careers: Handshake, the industry-standard job and internship platform that connects students to more than 500,000 employers across the globe. (More)
Anna Faye Hunter ’13: Sharing love of books and theater
“I got into the show and made all my best friends. And I was really happy. I ended up loving my time at UCCS.” (More)
College of Business launches new cybersecurity management programs
Three new AACSB-accredited cybersecurity management emphases will be making their way to the College of Business starting fall 2020. (More)
UCCS hosts first El Paso County Suicide Prevention Conference
A crowd of 500 filled the Gallogly Events Center on Friday, Jan. 17 for the first El Paso County Suicide Prevention Conference with one topic in mind: reducing the number of deaths by suicide in El Paso County by 20% in the next five years. (More)
12 UCCS students study snow hydrology in Silverton, Colorado
Students braved below-zero temperatures as they collected data on snowpack metamorphism and mountain meteorological processes. (More)