UCCS ‘makes things happen’ at the community level | Matt Carpenter ’06
As executive vice president, chief operating officer and corporate secretary for the El Pomar Foundation, UCCS alum Matt Carpenter understands the value of giving back. (More)
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More than 2,600 students earn President’s and Dean’s honors for fall 2021
UCCS announced the names of 2,679 students who achieved academic success during the fall 2021 semester with President’s or Dean’s List honors. (More)
UCCS online programs recognized in latest U.S. News & World Report rankings
In a recent report published by U.S. News & World Report, UCCS boasts six distinct online programs ranked among the best in the nation. (More)
Know before you go: Fall 2021 Commencement
UCCS students, faculty and staff will celebrate degrees conferred to more than 1,000 graduates at the fall 2021 UCCS Commencement ceremony on Friday, Dec. 17 at 2 p.m. at the Broadmoor World Arena. (More)
Gibbes and Kosloski named to the University of Colorado President’s Teaching Scholars Program
Two UCCS faculty members, Cerian Gibbes, Geography, and Anna Kosloski, Criminal Justice, have been named to the University of Colorado President’s Teaching Scholars Program, the highest system-wide honor for faculty committed to balanced teaching and research. (More)
“Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice” ranked among top 5 criminology journals worldwide
“Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice,” a quarterly journal co-edited by Jon Caudill, Professor and Director of the Master of Criminal Justice program at UCCS, has been ranked among the top five criminology and penology journals worldwide. (More)
Know before you go: Fall 2021 Commencement
UCCS students, faculty and staff will celebrate degrees conferred to more than 1,000 graduates at the fall 2021 UCCS Commencement ceremony on Friday, Dec. 17 at 2 p.m. at the Broadmoor World Arena. (More)
From graduate degree to FBI career | Cynthia McGrath ’88
Cynthia McGrath has hard evidence that getting a graduate degree can help you do more. In her case, earning a Master’s of Public Administration gave her a nearly 30-year career as a Special Agent of the FBI. (More)
Realizing A New Journey | Nicole LeDoux ’19
Nicole LeDoux always dreamed of getting involved with her community. Like many, her post-graduation plans were halted due to the pandemic. We caught up with her to hear how she’s rerouted her career plans towards a new dream. (More)
ABC News: Gangemi speaks on solitary confinement
As legislation to change rules around solitary confinement progresses in Congress, ABC News examined the effects solitary confinement can have on inmates in penitentiaries. (More)