Regents approve graduate certificate in sport management
Sport professionals will be able to earn advanced credentials to further their careers with the graduate certificate in sport management approved by the CU Board of Regents on April 2. (More)
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UCCS adds two cybersecurity certificate options for aspiring professionals
Two new gainful employment certificates will provide professionals with a comprehensive understanding of cybersecurity concepts and technologies at the graduate and undergraduate level after approval by the CU Board of Regents on April 2. (More)
UCCS launches Colorado’s first Executive Doctor of Business Administration in Cybersecurity Management
The state’s first Executive Doctor of Business Administration will be focused on the growing needs of cybersecurity management at senior levels of government and business and be the first doctoral program offered by the UCCS College of Business. (More)
UCCS to hold virtual commencement ceremony for spring 2020 graduates May 15
UCCS will hold a virtual ceremony for spring 2020 graduates, and those graduates will be invited to participate in the fall 2020 or spring 2021 ceremonies. The virtual ceremony will start at 1 p.m., May 15. (More)
Forging a Future in Security | Christine Izuakor ’16
Looking back on her current success, Christine Izuakor ’16 points to a pivotal conversation with a former mentor who expressed a pessimistic view on potential contributions to the field of security by a young woman, especially in her early twenties. (More)
Teaching Resiliency | Morgan Lavender
Morgan Lavender, a graduate student in health promotion, is working to build campus resiliency programs. (More)
Workers engaged in high intensity exercise in hot environments at greater risk of cardiovascular collapse following a hemorrhagic insult
Six researchers at UCCS found that individuals performing high intensity exercise whilst working in high risk of injury and hot environments are likely at greater risk of impending cardiovascular collapse following a hemorrhagic insult in a new study published in Experimental Physiology. (More)
Students hack their way to runner-up performance in local Capture the Flag competition
The UC Lions Cybersecurity Club, a team of four students each selected for their different skills in computer security, used all the tools at their disposal for eight hours to finish as the runner-up team in the Rocky Mountain Symposium Capture the Flag cybersecurity competition. (More)
January in photos
Here’s a look at some of the favorite images from University Communications from January 2020. (More)
Clyde’s Kudos: January 2020
A hot cup of tea, an extraordinary phone call and a daily commitment to sustainability: Communique celebrates 24 staff members who received Clyde’s Kudos in January 2020. (More)