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Schwartz

Schwartz to be interim provost while search conducted

Terry Schwartz, acting provost and associate vice chancellor, Academic Affairs, will become interim provost effective March 1.
Robert “Rex” Welshon

Welshon to return to full-time faculty position

Robert “Rex” Welshon, senior associate dean, College of Letters, Arts and Sciences, will return to full-time teaching and research in the Philosophy Department this summer.
DuVal

DuVal earns certifications

Chris DuVal, director of degree audit and transfer credit, Student Retention and First Year Experience Office, recently earned two-year certifications as a Certified Degree Audit Encoder and...
Welsey
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Wesley to move to PPCC position

Homer Wesley, vice chancellor, Student Success and Enrollment Management, will accept a position at Pikes Peak Community College during the spring semester.
Benight aids community recovery
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Benight aids community recovery

Charles “Chip” Benight, professor, Psychology Department, and director, Trauma Health and Hazards Center, is featured in a new City of Colorado Springs effort to help community members recover from...
Yang
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Yang featured in China Daily

The Director of Finance and Risk Management at the CU Denver Business School Professor Jian Yang is an authority in the Financeworld here at CU Denver and abroad. Yang was recently featured inChina...
Mary Coussons-Read
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UCCS provost to become chancellor’s special assistant, return to faculty

Mary Coussons-Read, provost and executive vice chancellor, Academic Affairs, will become special assistant to Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak and executive advisor to the acting provost effective Feb...
Sassower
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Sassower emphasizes student retention

For Raphael Sassower, professor and chair, Department of Philosophy, the challenge of retaining students at UCCS looks like the seven-page double-spaced APA style academic paper he found under his...
Wurtele contributes to WHO handbook
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Wurtele contributes to WHO handbook

Sandy Wurtele, professor, Department of Psychology, was recently recognized for her contributions to “Implementing child maltreatment prevention programmes: what the experts say,” a handbook...
Garcia
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Garcia named associate vice chancellor at UCCS

A veteran student services administrator will join UCCS as associate vice chancellor in the Division of Administration and Finance March 1.
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UCCS welcomes 13 employees

Thirteen people accepted teaching and non-teaching positions at UCCS in November, according to the Department of Human Resources.
Bean
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Gazette editor joins UCCS as communication professional

A veteran, award-winning journalist will join the staff of University Communications and Media Relations Jan. 19. Joanna Bean, editor of the Colorado Springs Gazette, was named assistant director Jan...
David Havlick
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Havlick publishes book on landscape restoration

David Havlick, associate professor, Geography and Environmental Studies Department, recently edited “Restoring Layered Landscapes: History, Ecology and Culture.”
Meyer
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Meyer to lead grain education course

Nanna Meyer, associate professor, Department of Health Sciences, Helen and Arthur E. Johnson Beth-El College of Nursing and Health Sciences, will join with leading experts to present Grain School Jan...
Frye named associate dean
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Frye named associate dean

A nine year UCCS faculty member will serve as the associate dean of the College of Education.
Faculty receive grants to improve teaching
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Faculty get grants to improve teaching

Four UCCS faculty members recently received $500 grants to assist them in improving their classroom teaching.
Sixteen join in October

Sixteen join in October

Sixteen people accepted teaching and non-teaching positions at UCCS in October, according to the Department of Human Resources.
Hansen

Hansen presents on leadership

Mandy Hansen, director, Office of Global Engagement, presented a five hour workshop at the National Association of Foreign Student Advisers Educators Conference Oct. 20 in St. George, Utah.

Qualls to speak on chronic diseases

When one person develops a chronic ailment such as heart disease, diabetes or a brain injury, the entire family unit is affected in some way, according to a UCCS faculty member who specializes in...
Reed

Reed presents at Pentagon

George Reed, dean, School of Public Affairs, delivered “Tarnished: Toxic Leadership in the U.S. Military” Oct. 15 at the Pentagon, Washington, D.C.
Dunn and Postell

Dunn, Postell to lead Center for Study of Government and the Individual

Josh Dunn, associate professor and chair, Department of Political Science, was recently named executive director of the UCCS Center for the Study of Government and the Individual and Joe Postell,...
Schwartz

Schwartz named acting provost

Terry Schwartz, associate vice chancellor, Academic Affairs, will become acting provost beginning Oct. 19.
Pam Shockley-Zalabak

Chancellor receives El Pomar award

Chancellor Pam Shockley-Zalabak received the Russell T. Tutt Award from El Pomar Foundation during an Oct. 5 awards presentation in Black Hawk.

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