UCCS names three new deans
New deans have been selected for the College of Education, the College of Public Service, and the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences. (More)
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Know before you go: Spring 2025 Commencement
UCCS students, faculty, staff and families will celebrate degrees conferred to more than 1,100 graduates at the Spring 2025 Commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 16. (More)
Solving for Success report gives College of Education top math scores
UCCS earned high scores for their College of Education undergraduate and post-baccalaureate programs from the National Council on Teacher Quality. (More)
UCCS faculty and alumna reunite for mental health training
Joe Wehrman, Ph.D., Interim Dean of the College of Education, and Elizabeth Burgin, Ph.D., Military Behavioral Health Child Counselor, partnered to pilot a new curriculum for the National Board for Certified Counselors Foundation. (More)
Kanazawa University enjoys third visit to UCCS
Five Kanazawa University students, lead by Professor Taku Yamamoto in the university’s third visit to UCCS, got the chance to experience American culture and higher education. (More)
College of Education dean search moves forward
The committee for the College of Education (COE) dean search has shortlisted 11 candidates for first-round interviews. (More)
Photo Feature: Helping Professions Fair
In a fantastic showing of the collaborative efforts at UCCS and in the Colorado Springs community, several colleges, departments, faculty members and campus partners came together in January to show local high schoolers a glimpse into various career paths and the versatility they offer. (More)
Committees announced for COE, CPS and LAS dean searches
Committee members have been announced for the ongoing searches for the next deans of the College of Education (COE), College of Public Service (CPS), and College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences (LAS). (More)
Citizenship and Civics Leadership grant awarded to College of Education
In a time of rampant misinformation and declining trust in governmental institutions, College of Education faculty are dedicating themselves to improving critical thinking, media literacy, civic participation and interest in public service. (More)
Disrupting negative pre-determination and inspiring students with disabilities | Mark Chartier ’05 ’14
“Always believe you can make a difference, but never let your differences keep you from what you believe.” That’s Mark Chartier’s message for his students and the world. And it’s a mantra he lives by every day. (More)