Voting now open for Giving Tuesday participation gift
This year’s gift is the first of a four-year collectible set of coasters that will feature custom artwork of campus. (More)
Alumni Relations
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Grant Cahill (’04, ’09): Engineering our imaginations
Grant has worked on various projects at Walt Disney Studios, including building new technology for ABC News. He has also served as a software project manager for Imagineering, the creative force that designs and builds Disney’s theme parks, cruise ships and other attractions. (More)
July in Photos
Here’s a look at some of the favorite images from University Communications from July 2019. Images were collected from social media and/or taken by a mixture of staff photographers. (More)
Alumni Profile: Astride (Business ’19) advocating for foster youth
Astride Mukabagula’s goals were clearly defined. She would attend college and be the first in her family to earn her degree. (More)
From capstone project to law, Rice (MPA ’18) works to secure renters’ rights
Royla Rice knew first-hand the limitations of Colorado’s laws for renters when trying to work with their landlords on adequate housing. (More)
Ortiz returns to Air Force roots as first UCCS Ph.D. graduate of applied science in mathematics
In spring 2019, Alyssa Ortiz became UCCS’ first student to earn a Ph.D. in Applied Science in Mathematics. (More)
Photo Feature: Alumni gathering at Rocky Mountain Vibes
Chancellor Venkat Reddy, alumni and families cheered on the Rocky Mountain Vibes at UCHealth Park on July 12, 2019. Attendees enjoyed great food and views from the picnic terrace and brought the Vibes good luck (More)
Students assist alumna and city archaeologist on dig at Garden of the Gods
Anna Cordova’s job is to make sure that as Colorado Springs builds for its future, the city protects its past.
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June in Photos
Here’s a look at some of the favorite images from University Communications from June 2019. (More)
UCCS alumni imagine possibilities for North Nevada Avenue corridor in focus group
The redevelopment of the North Nevada Avenue corridor south of UCCS will have a significant impact on the future of the university, including with students’ experience at UCCS and in building pride among future UCCS alumni. (More)