Graduate student awarded competitive Department of Energy research opportunity
Physics graduate student and researcher Olivia Zanoni has earned an exciting research opportunity–and is the first female UCCS student ever to do. […]
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Fouts visits D.C. for conference, research initiatives
As Dean of the Graduate School and Acting Vice Provost for Research, Hillary Fouts, Ph.D., represents UCCS in more capacities than one, and recently did so in Washington D.C. […]
Author Spotlight: Jon Caudill | “Deadly Consequences: How Sentencing Reform Changed California’s Jails”
In his recent book, Professor Jon Caudill, Ph.D., studies the unintended but severe effects from California legislation Assembly Bill 109 and Prop 47, especially the rise in fatalities to inmates in the jail system. […]
Event Recap: 17th Annual Mountain Lion Research Day 2025
Faculty and student researchers brought their findings – and their research posters — to the Gallogly Event Center on December 12, 2025 for the 17th annual Mountain Lion Research Day. […]
JobPulse: A tool to assess regional labor market demand in the semiconductor industry
UCCS College of Business Professor of Management, Karen Markel, Ph.D., and co-authors have developed JobPulse, a method to capture live labor market demand. […]
UCCS Donor Impact Report 2024-2025
The 2024-2025 Donor Impact Report highlights the incredible scope of current philanthropy at UCCS while also looking at, and appreciating, our past. […]
How repeat data breaches inform executive compensation
Continuing her research into effects of data breaches on business aspects, finance assistant professor Jin Peng, Ph.D., turned her lens onto how those breaches inform compensation for executives. […]
How data breaches inform company methods and policies
Finance assistant professor Jin Peng, Ph.D., analyzed how businesses adjust and update their policies after data breaches. […]
Advanced students in the Educational Leadership, Research, & Policy Ph.D. program receive research fellowships
The Educational Leadership, Research, & Policy Ph.D. program is pleased to announce that two students have received research fellowships. […]
Empowering support: Heather Littleton secures $1.2M grant to advance PTSD prevention
Heather Littleton, Ph.D., Director of Research Operations at the Lyda Hill Institute for Human Resilience and Professor of Psychology, has been awarded a four-year, $1.2 million grant from the National Institute on Minority Health and Health Disparities. […]