News and Updates

UCCS College of Education Town Halls

• February 2022 DEI Panel: Voices from the Classroom (recording)
• September 2021 Student Retention and Persistence (recording)
• June 2021 Developing Leaders for Contemporary Challenges (recording)
• April 2021 Inclusive Early Childhood Education & ECSE (recording)
• January 2021 GRIT-4ED (recording)
• December 2020 Parents' Perceptions of Remote Learning During COVID (recording)
• October 2020 Ensuring Accessible and Inclusive Online Learning for K-12 Students with Disabilities (no recording)
• August 2020 El Paso County Recover Town Hall (recording)

Weather Updates and Cancellations

• UCCS Alerts

Past Event Photos

• 2019 Partnership Breakfast

In the UCCS Communique

• UCCS is hosting classes at the Ft. Carson Education Center

• Ethics First Panel – “A Conversation about Accountability”

• Seven Student Ethics Ambassadors to partner with Ethics Experts

• Perez and Ho win diversity, equity and inclusion awards

• 31 years after ADA, access and inclusion efforts continue at UCCS

• New fully online education degree poised to meet diverse needs of Colorado’s children

• UCCS Faces of Pride

• More than 2,300 students earn President’s and Dean’s honors for spring 2021

• Commencement Feature: Sandra Curry brings gifts of teaching and writing into the community

• Gwenyth Rosenkrantz delivers Commencement keynote: “We have created our flashlights.”

• $285,000 to fund 20 equity, diversity and inclusion projects at UCCS

• Dean, professor and students team up on research shedding light on challenges faced by Latinx STEM scholars

• Despite challenges, hope on the horizon in early childhood education field, panelists say

• Experts share personal experiences, answer questions in town hall to confront anti-Asian stereotypes, violence

• UCCS Graduate School programs jump in latest U.S. News & World Report rankings

• Eight UCCS alumni named to Business Journal’s Rising Stars of 2021

• Q&A with Campus Connections mentor Alberto Castillo

• Randolph: Special educators don’t have to burn out of teaching

• Regents approve Bachelor of Arts in Inclusive Early Childhood Education

• Six faculty, staff selected for 2020-21 cohort of CU’s Excellence in Leadership Program

• Sandy Ho named assistant dean of College of Education

• 14 UCCS faculty and staff selected as Ethics Fellows

• Regents approve four teaching certificates in College of Education

• New Gallogly internship fund to support future teachers

• Faculty Feature: Cortny Stark, assistant professor of counseling and human services

• Scott Kupferman: The UCCS Globetrotter

• College of Education teams up with Colorado school districts to find solutions to rural teacher shortage

• Four graduate students earn nearly $50,000 from NBCC Foundation

• New certificate program enhances promotion opportunities for active duty military

• Inclusive behavior intervention certificate designed to address regional workforce needs

• Eight UCCS faculty selected as Ethics Fellows

• Over 100 local teachers participate in the UCCS STEM Days of Summer Conference

• First semester of Campus Connections shows social and academic gains for youth

• Alumni profile: Enlightening the next generation

• Department of Teaching and Learning celebrate new facilities in University Hall

• In Memory: Ariel Ortega

• Perez, Garnar receive CU President’s Diversity Awards

• Regents approve bachelor’s degree in human services

• College of Education to collaborate on NSF grant to support underrepresented minorities pursuing engineering faculty positions

• UCCS Downtown opens Sept. 10

• College of Education launching Campus Connections program in fall 2018

• UCCS hosts Japanese delegation for disability access and inclusion visit