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David Moon, professor, School of Public Affairs, and a 25-year veteran of UCCS will serve as the faculty director of the Compass Curriculum general education program starting in the 2018-19 academic year. (More)
Funeral services for retired Army Maj. Anthony “Tony” Thies, 47, a former faculty member in the Department of Military Science, will be at 2 p.m. July 23, at the Soldiers Memorial Chapel, 6333 Martinez St. Fort Carson, Colorado. (More)
Jonathan “Jono” Schwan, a Bachelor of Innovation computer science sophomore, placed ninth in the X Games Pacifico Skateboard Vert finals July 19 in Minneapolis. (More)
Working with professional engineers and UCCS faculty, 80 high school students from the Pikes Peak region participated in a no cost, hands-on week of focused activities in science, technology, engineering and mathematics July 16-20. (More)
When Balvina Rios first touched down in Guatemala June 3 she had plans to help an indigenous elementary school outside of Antigua, but those plans changed quickly after a volcano erupted just hours after her plane landed. (More)
College of Business faculty, staff and community members welcomed Stephen P. Ferris as the new dean during a reception at the Ent Center for the Arts July 12. (More)
Doctoral students in the clinical psychology program are working under the supervision of Kristin Samuelson, assistant professor, Psychology Department, to conduct pro-bono trauma evaluations for asylum seekers. (More)
Andy Kwiatkowski’s journey to UCCS is defined by the way he lived with autism. (More)
Clinical instructor in the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences and director at the Center for Active Living spreads gospel of integrated health and wellness. (More)
Independent film producer and professor Robert von Dassanowsky scored critical success in co-producing the Austrian documentary film “Der Bauer zu Nathal” (The Farmer of Nathal). (More)