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The University of Colorado’s Boulder, Colorado Springs and Denver campuses have posted impressive gains the past few years in the number of ethnic minority...
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From left: Trustees Elizabeth Kissick (UPI), Todd Saliman (CU), Dallis Howard-Crow (UCH), Tony DeCrosta (Chief Plan Administrator) and Pollock. Trust Committee members not pictured: John McDowell (CU...
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CU Denver Chancellor Jerry Wartgow receives a Denver Business Journal Legacy Award from DBJ President and Publisher Pete Casillas. CU Denver Chancellor Jerry Wartgow received a Denver Business...
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Cucchiara Stephen Cucchiara , assistant director, Office of Student Activities at UCCS, recently published “Co-Curricular Participation Drives Adult Student Excellence” in “The Evolllution,” an...
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CU Shared Practices (CUSP) closed out another successful program year June 12 with the annual CUSP Expo at system administration offices. The expo, which is...
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Lisa Wolpe — a FIRST (Faculty-in-Residence) Scholar at CU-Boulder — brings a career of directing and acting in Shakespearean productions to her directorial...
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Five University of Colorado researchers working at the CU Anschutz Medical Campus and CU Denver have been named Boettcher Investigators in the Webb-Waring...
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Lorrie Shepard, dean of the School of Education at CU-Boulder, will retire from that post effective May 31, 2016, but will remain at the university as a distinguished professor of research and...
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Sandy Hicks, left, and members of CU’s procurement team with the NAEP award. The National Association of Educational Procurement (NAEP) recently honored the University of Colorado with its 2015 Award...
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More than 50 classified and professional exempt staff members were recognized with 2015 service awards on May 13 during the spring staff luncheon at UCCS. The award recipients are: 5 years of service...
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Warren F. Motte Jr. , professor of French and comparative literature at CU-Boulder, has been named Chevalier dans l’Ordre des Palmes Académiques (Knight in the Order of the Academic Palms) by the...
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Mike Pascoe has always been intrigued by the benefits of blending technology and teaching, but admits to taking a shotgun approach. He has used many technology...
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Murnane Margaret Murnane , CU-Boulder Distinguished Professor, has been elected to the prestigious American Philosophical Society (APS). Murnane, a fellow at JILA – a joint institute of CU-Boulder...
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Krizek Kevin J. Krizek , professor of Transport in the Programs of Environmental Design and Environment Studies at CU-Boulder, has been appointed as the visiting professor of “Cycling in Changing...
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The main takeaway was that thanks to generous UCCS donors, Sinclair overcame all that and more to graduate from UCCS this month with a master’s in counseling...
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Hunter-Byrd Karin Hunter-Byrd, director of the Office of Advising and Student Services at the College of Arts and Media at CU Denver, has been selected as an Outstanding Advising Administrator...
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The School of Medicine’s Foundations of Doctoring program and the Office of Community-Based Medical Education held their annual award banquet last week to bestow the Golden Stethoscope awards. The...
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Regent Linda Shoemaker made her first appearance before the Faculty Council last week, speaking and taking questions at 1800 Grant St. during the group’s May 7...
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The University’s Annual Financial Report and Illustrated Guide were in the spotlight at the recent NACUBO (National Association of College and University...
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Anseth CU-Boulder’s Kristi S. Anseth recently was announced as the 2015 Science and Medicine honoree by the Bonfils-Stanton Foundation. Annually, the foundation honors individuals making significant...
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The Boettcher Foundation has awarded a $175,000 grant to support the construction of a new arts complex at the University of Colorado Colorado Springs.
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Over the years, Denver’s business community has joined with the Business School to raise more than $3.5 million (including an estimated $400,000 this year),...
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John Hart , a professor of atmospheric and oceanic sciences at CU-Boulder, recently won third place in the fourth annual Nikon Small World in Motion Photomicrography Competition, which features time-...