16 join UCCS in April
Sixteen people accepted non-teaching positions at UCCS in April 2019, according to the Office of Human Resources. (More)
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Photo Feature: UCCS celebrates leaders at Campus Awards Ceremony
UCCS Chancellor Venkat Reddy recognized the work by campus faculty, staff, students and alumni during the annual award ceremony April 23 in Berger Hall. (More)
Supply chain expert to headline final Distinguished Scholar event of semester
The transformation of the supply chain will be the focus of the final Dean’s Distinguished Scholar Series event of the spring semester. (More)
UCCS hosts 16th Annual Colorado Springs Undergraduate Research Forum April 6
82 UCCS undergraduate students will join others from the United States Air Force Academy, Colorado College and Pikes Peak Community College for the 16th Annual Colorado Springs Undergraduate Research Forum April 6. (More)
Havlick’s “Bombs Away” receives AAG Jackson prize, named finalist for Colorado Book Award
“Bombs Away,” the book by David Havlick, received the 2018 John Brinckerhoff Jackson Prize from the American Association of Geographers and is a finalist for the 2019 Colorado Book Award’s general nonfiction category. (More)
Woodworth to talk research possibilities with NCES in April 4 Dean’s Distinguished Scholar Series
James “Lynn” Woodworth, commissioner for the National Center for Education Statistics at the U.S. Department of Education, will speak April 4 as the second featured guest of the Dean’s Distinguished Scholar Series. (More)
Faculty at Work: Guy Hagen
Guy Hagen focuses on developing new methods in optical microscopy, and on applying these methods to biomedical research problems in areas such as allergies, diabetes and cancer. (More)
Carr to kickoff Dean’s Distinguished Scholar Series with public lecture March 7
Deborah Carr, professor and chair of sociology at Boston University, will be the first speaker for the Dean’s Distinguished Scholar Series. (More)
Nominations open for multiple UCCS and CU awards
Nominations are open for a variety of awards for UCCS faculty, staff and students. (More)
Researchers show value to understanding juvenile psychopathic traits for public safety
As schools and law enforcement officials continue to look for warning signs to prevent acts of violence, researchers at UCCS looked at the presence of psychopathic traits as a tool to identify serious and violent juvenile offenders in a new chapter in the “Routledge International Handbook of Psychopathy and Crime.” (More)