Tuition Assistance Benefit Applications open for Fall 2024
Expanded Tuition Assistance benefits offer more savings and greater flexibility for eligible employees and their dependents. You can apply now for the Fall 2024 semester. (More)
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Biology faculty awarded NSF: EDGE grant
After being selected for a substantive U.S. National Science Foundation grant, Douglas Risser, Ph.D., Assistant Professor of Biology, will spend the next few years developing genomic tools for better understanding a cyanobacterium and its makeup. (More)
Royal recognized with McCord Award
Jonathan Royal, Philanthropic Research Strategy and Grants Program Manager, was recently recognized as the 2024 McCord Honoree for UCCS. (More)
Poet Laureate partners with UCCS Downtown
Since being named Pikes Peak Poet Laureate in 2021, Ashley Cornelius has had an impressive tenure. (More)
Fifteen join UCCS in July 2024
Fifteen people began work at UCCS in July 2024, according to the Office of Human Resources. Welcome, new Mountain Lions! (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: July 2024
Communique celebrates eleven Clyde’s Kudos sent to individuals and teams in July 2024. (More)
UCCSlead offering free leadership workshops for campus
UCCSlead is gearing up to enhance student leadership skills in the fall semester with a series of workshops designed to cultivate capable and ethical leaders across campus. (More)
From uncertainty to success | Danielle Gaffney ‘13
In many cases, students do not have their career paths fully determined upon graduating from high school. Danielle Gaffney, a College of Business alum, was no stranger to this feeling. (More)
UCCS initiative “Patriots to Pros” provides pathways for veterans
In 2022, the College of Business along with UCCS PGA Golf Management (PGM) commenced a pilot program, “Patriots to Pros.” The key concept for this program is to promote pathways to PGA membership for Active-Duty Military, Veterans, and their families. (More)
Larkin earns National Park Service grant
Department of Anthropology faculty member Karin Larkin recently earned a grant from the NPS to develop an interpretive masterplan for the site of the Ludlow Massacre. (More)