We are not on campus but we still want you to feel connected! We have developed a virtual programming series called “Student Life at Home.” Programming will continue through the end of the semester. (More)
Harper Johnson, assistant vice chancellor of information technology and chief information officer at UCCS, will begin a three-year term as associate vice president for CU’s Transformation and Innovation Program. He will remain in his position at UCCS. (More)
With more time to tune in these days, UCCS staff members share the books, articles, podcasts and TV series they recommend you dive into this Spring Break. (More)
Leaning Into the Future, CU’s strategic planning process, is roughly halfway to completion, as the effort that began in early summer 2019 moves toward a July presentation to the Board of Regents and implementation expected in the fall. (More)
TIAA is taking steps to ensure the safety of CU employees and their associates. In light of the impacts of the coronavirus, TIAA will be converting their in-person counseling sessions to either phone or virtual counseling through April 13 and possibly further. (More)
Representatives from LinkedIn will show you how to take advantage of all LinkedIn Learning has to offer. (More)
Staying on top of both your physical and mental health can help you care for yourself and others during times of uncertainty. Read five strategies to stay healthy this week. (More)
There are resources available to all UCCS students, faculty and staff that can help support good mental health during this challenging time. (More)
Many faculty and staff members will begin working remotely on Mar. 16. Whether you’re new to remote work or a work-from-home veteran, here’s how you can stay productive and keep connected to your team. (More)
From cooking for charity events to brainstorming how corporations can contribute to global sustainability, Chef of the Year Corey King is using food to “fight the good fight.” (More)
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