2,278 students earn President’s and Dean’s honors in spring 2026 semester
During the spring 2026 semester, 2,278 students achieved academic success with President’s or Dean’s List honors. […]
College of Public Service
UCCS and CDOC partner for de-escalation training initiative
Continuing a longstanding partnership, the UCCS College of Public Service and the Colorado Department of Corrections have launched the Bureau of Justice Assistance Virtual Reality Training Initiative. […]
How UCCS alumni continue to make a difference
These alumni stories highlight the experiences and accomplishments of UCCS alums as they grow in their professions and pursue their passions. […]
College of Education and College of Public Service partner with Colorado Division of Criminal Justice
In a fantastic showing of cross-campus and community collaboration, faculty from the College of Education and College of Public Service combined their expertise and knowledge to create a leadership development program for Colorado Division of Criminal Justice. […]
Know before you go: Spring 2026 Commencement
UCCS students, faculty, staff and families will celebrate degrees conferred to more than 1,200 graduates at the Spring 2026 Commencement ceremonies on Friday, May 15. […]
How encouragement shaped a John Suthers Scholarship recipient’s path | Kaylloni Ford
When Kaylloni Ford first stepped onto the UCCS campus as a high school senior, she was still exploring her options. […]
Mark McConkie Leadership Conference 2026: Advancing Public Service in an Age of Transformation
The 2026 McConkie Leadership Conference, hosted by the College of Public Service, brings together leaders committed to strengthening public service in a complex and evolving environment. […]
UCCS celebrates recent award recipients
Multiple areas and members of the UCCS community are celebrating recent acknowledgements with awards, grants and recognition of hard work. […]
Turning data into safety | Chris Kaplan ’25
Every morning, bus operators are climbing into their vehicles and beginning to move people: to work, to medical appointments, to school, and to other services. It’s an essential, unglamorous job, and increasingly, it comes with risk. […]
Social Work inducts largest-ever class into Phi Alpha National Social Work Honor Society
The College of Public Service is celebrating the induction of the largest class in program history into the Phi Alpha National Social Work Honor Society. […]