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For the first time, UCCS will be celebrating its day of giving on April 10, 2025. “Carry the Light” is a collective effort by the campus to come together as a community to drive meaningful change. (More)
The search has begun for the university’s next Vice Chancellor for University Advancement, Communications, and Engagement (VCUACE). (More)
Senior Vice Chancellor for University Advancement Martin Wood has announced his retirement, effective August 4, 2025, after 31 years at UCCS. (More)
Distinguished professor, Presidential Teaching Scholar, chair of the UCCS History Department, and associate director of the CSE Paul Harvey is a driving force behind the establishment of the Center for the Study of Evangelicalism and its anticipated growth. (More)
Dr. Susan Rae Jensen is a Colorado trailblazer, having been the state’s first board-certified female cardiologist. Now, she’s helping UCCS students blaze their own trails with her generous support to the university and its scholars. (More)
The first-ever CU Food Fight campaign starts this month. Culminating on Giving Tuesday, a National Day of Giving, UCCS is going head-to-head with CU Denver to see which campus can raise the most funds for its food pantry. (More)
Jonathan Royal, Philanthropic Research Strategy and Grants Program Manager, was recently recognized as the 2024 McCord Honoree for UCCS. (More)
This year’s KPWE fundraiser and celebration will recognize the graduating KPWE scholars and honor Becky Medved as the 2024 Unstoppable Woman. (More)
Zach Henline, Lead Development Coordinator, was recently acknowledged with the CU Foundation’s McCord Excellence in Fundraising Award. (More)
Janet Suthers knows the determination it takes to complete a degree. Now, she’s committed to helping the students of today earn theirs. (More)
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