Stacy Davis needed to use every aspect of her UCCS education in 2020 — the beginning of the COVID-19 era — when her personal training business, Restore Fitness, came to a crossroads. (More)
Amity Warme ’20 is a rising star in the rock climbing world, and this fall, she will earn her second UCCS degree: a Master of Sciences in Sports Nutrition. (More)
One-third of children in the U.S. are overweight or obese, and 80 percent of those children age into overweight or obese adults. Joey Lee, Assistant Professor of Health Sciences at UCCS, has focused his academic and professional career on changing that. (More)
Embed from Getty Images When Tadej Pogačar crossed the finish line in Paris as the 2020 champion of the Tour de France, it was a history-making performance. He became the first cyclist in history to (More)
Nick Merna, a master of science in athletic training graduate student, is closing in on the finish line to graduation. (More)
Each fellow is selected based upon their proposal to encourage learning opportunities in ethical thought and decision making to their respective college and area of focus. (More)
Jackie Berning, department chair and professor of health sciences in the Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, was awarded the 2020 Medallion Award, recognizing her lifetime of contributions to the nutrition and dietetics profession and the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics. (More)
Kimberly Humphrey, a wellness promotion graduate student, shares tips on how to mentally prepare for a “new normal” as restrictions are lifted. (More)
The UCCS Master of Science in Athletic Training’s accreditation signifies the program’s ability to develop students to become certified athletic trainers. (More)
Kimberly Humphrey, a wellness promotion graduate student, shares three tips to manage anxiety and feelings of nervousness during rapidly changing times. (More)
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