2022 State of the Campus address: “This year feels like a new beginning”
On Sep. 28, Chancellor Venkat Reddy pulled up a comfortable armchair and settled in for a talk about the state of the UCCS campus in 2022. (More)
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Cantu named UCCS Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management
Jose Cantu has been named Vice Chancellor for Enrollment Management of the University of Colorado Colorado Springs. His tenure will begin November 1, 2022. (More)
Amazon employees can now earn degrees at UCCS for free
UCCS has been selected as an education partner for Amazon’s Career Choice program, which offers full tuition support for hourly Amazon employees who are starting or continuing a degree. (More)
April Town Hall updates: New work models announced, compensation review process underway
Chancellor Venkat Reddy and a panel of campus leaders shared updates on planned increases to faculty and staff compensation, new campus leadership positions, new work models and the ongoing process of the campuswide compensation review. (More)
Know before you go: Spring 2022 Commencement
UCCS students, faculty and staff will celebrate degrees conferred to more than 1,500 graduates at the spring 2022 Commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 13. (More)
A letter to the UCCS community from the inaugural Vice Chancellor for Diversity, Equity & Inclusion
We have all started a new chapter in our lives, taken a leap of faith or tried something that may have been out of our comfort zone. (More)
February Town Hall updates: New degree programs, online education, retention strategies and more 
Chancellor Venkat Reddy and campus leaders shared updates on UCCS’ online education program, recommendations for the future of work and plans for a trigger point system to begin thoughtfully easing COVID-19 precautions in the future. (More)
Recognizing and lowering barriers to access in the classroom
Learning is enhanced when all students can truly engage in our classrooms, says Jose Tapia-Fuselier, Assistant Professor of Counseling and Human Services. But designing courses, classrooms and academic environments that remove barriers for all students — including students with disabilities — takes time and forethought. (More)
Search begins for College of Education dean
Interim Provost Kelli Klebe appointed a 13-member committee to assist in the search for a new dean of the College of Education. Valerie Martin Conley, the current dean, will be leaving UCCS after the spring semester to be a provost at Idaho State University. (More)
January Town Hall updates: Increased COVID-19 precautions, salary raises and more
In the first Town Hall of the spring semester, Chancellor Venkat Reddy and a panel of campus leaders shared updates on increased COVID-19 precautions on campus, salary raises and compensation analysis, online education and more. (More)