From classroom to crown | Fatima Stansell ’24
Following her May 2024 graduation from UCCS, Fatima Stansell has seamlessly transitioned from student to educator and now to a celebrated pageant winner. (More)
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Following her May 2024 graduation from UCCS, Fatima Stansell has seamlessly transitioned from student to educator and now to a celebrated pageant winner. (More)
Nature has always been a part of Melanie Riffle’s life. Now, as a sixth-grade teacher at Ute Pass Elementary School in Manitou Springs School District, she works to bring her passion for the outdoors to her students. (More)
2024 was a remarkable year for UCCS. As the semester and year comes to a close, we take this chance to look back at the many achievements across campus. (More)
UCCS students, faculty, staff and families will celebrate degrees conferred summer and fall graduates at the Fall 2024 Commencement ceremonies on Friday, December 20. (More)
Starting in summer 2025, the Master’s in Leadership with a concentration in Student Affairs in Higher Education program at UCCS will transition to a new hybrid instruction format. (More)
Valerie Scates reflects on her time at UCCS as a transformative journey, with personal growth surpassing even her academic achievements. (More)
William “Bill” Dallas, Assistant Superintendent of Student Achievement for Fountain-Fort Carson School District 8, is committed to developing future leaders in education. (More)
SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket launched the Polaris Dawn mission to low-Earth orbit from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center on September 10, 2024. UCCS alum and retired United States Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Scott “Kidd” Poteet was at the helm of the endeavor. (More)
After years of serving their communities in education and law enforcement, Kristy and Pat Rigdon continue to do so postretirement – but now by serving cookies. (More)
Doctoral student, Senator of Business, instructor, nonprofit CEO, mentor, parent… Bridget Guerrero wears many hats, and these aren’t even all of them. (More)
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