Research Q&A with Shannon Johnson: Moral injury in law enforcement officers
We take a deeper dive into Shannon Johnson’s work on moral injury in law enforcement work. (More)
Research
Cybersecurity earns space grant alongside industry partners
In collaboration with the prime recipient of Catalyst Campus for Technology and Innovation, UCCS recently won an two-year grant to develop and improve cybersecurity in the space field as part of the Resilient Space Infrastructures, Systems, and Economy team. (More)
UCCS student research wins award at USCYBERCOM Research Competition
From April 19-20, 2023, U.S. Cyber Command (USCYBERCOM) held the inaugural USCYBERCOM Cyber Recon 2023 conference in Maryland. One team from UCCS, consisting of PhD student Mark Maldonado and academic advisor Shouhuai Xu, Gallogly Endowed (More)
How cannabis use affects older adults
Rachel Thayer, Assistant Professor of Neuropsychology, dives into her research on how substance use affects cognitive aging. (More)
The science – and benefits – of dream interpretation
Frederick L. Coolidge discusses the importance of dream interpretation in psychotherapy and how it may be used to draw out hidden issues. (More)
Celebrating Research Achievements: January 2023 to April 2023
A list of the recent achievements in scholarship and sponsored programs. Bask in the reflected glory of all the extraordinary achievements on our campus. (More)
2023 Undergraduate Research Academy winners
The Undergraduate Research Academy cohort for the 2023 summer. These 24 student-faculty pairs will receive funding for their work on original research and creative works. (More)
The effects of star performers on company culture, image and identity
While attracting and retaining the hardest-working people is a major goal of many companies, few studies have investigated how the employees themselves can change the organization – and they do, both inside and out. (More)
Is Violence Always Counterproductive During Protests?
Most people would say that protests should be non-violent. They believe that violence never works in conveying a message and that it’s morally not okay. Kling and Mitchell, however, take an alternative view. (More)
Creating Digital Personas: How Students Leverage Language in Social Media
When it comes to online platforms, users’ social media personas can be quite different from their real selves. This is often showcased in how we write about ourselves online. (More)