UCCS Campus Resources
As we settle into the fall semester, keep these resources in mind for any of your campus needs. (More)
Health & Wellness
The highs and lows of the Hybl Center altitude chamber
Need an altitude adjustment? At the Hybl Center, the altitude chamber gives users a chance to train at various elevation levels. (More)
UCHealth partners with UCCS Athletics
UCHealth is now the Official Health Care Partner for UCCS Athletics for the next five years. (More)
What you should know about fentanyl
Fentanyl is a synthetic opioid originally developed for pain management in advanced cancer patients. It is 50 – 100 times more potent than heroin or morphine. (More)
Wellness breaks increase productivity, reduce stress
It won’t surprise anyone to hear that, according to the most recent data, we’re stressed. Chrissie Bailey is trying to change campus culture to do something about that. (More)
Chancellor Memo: Moving Toward a Mask-Optional Policy
In line with CDC and local health authority guidance, effective Monday, March 7, UCCS will make face coverings optional both indoors and outdoors across the campus. (More)
$550,000 to fund UCCS community-focused healthcare, wellness and resilience programs
UCCS has received nearly $550,000 in grant funding from El Paso County through the American Recovery Plan Act to support healthcare, wellness and resilience programs to benefit Colorado and the nation. (More)
Building a Business During COVID-19 | Stacy Davis ’08, M.A. ’12
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)
HealthCircle mental health services and resources available to UCCS employees
UCCS faculty and staff can access free one-on-one counseling services for their mental and behavioral health needs. (More)
As child obesity rates climb, Lee focuses research on health and wellness for school-age kids
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)