24 September 2019 William Pham wpham@uccs.edu Elliot Ratzman is an assistant professor of religion and Jewish studies at Penn State University’s Humanities Institute and has written countless books about theContinue Reading
Nov. 9, 2015 DeKeveion Glaspie dglaspie@uccs.edu Not everyone would guess that art and science would mix. But for VAPA professor Lauren Kinnee, astronomy is just as interesting as art historyContinue Reading
Sept. 28, 2015 Kyle Guthrie kguthri2@uccs.edu Not every student at UCCS can claim their professor edited the book, “Inglourious Basterds: A Manipulated of Metacinema,” or knows as much about QuentinContinue Reading
Oct. 7, 2013 April Wefler awefler@uccs.edu While the campus continues to change and expand, Allen Schoffstall, UCCS’ longest-tenured professor, remains. Schoffstall, who teaches chemistry, remembers a different UCCS.Continue Reading
May 6, 2013 April Wefler awefler@uccs.edu Students are often taught that poetry has to have a deeper meaning to analyze. Mia Alvarado, English instructor, says differently.Continue Reading
Feb. 4, 2013 Alexander Nedd anedd@uccs.edu Kevin Landis is no stranger to the spotlight on stage, having directed and acted in several plays in his career. But it’s his workContinue Reading
Dec. 10, 2012 Samantha Morley smorley2@uccs.edu For one professor on campus, English is more than a subject – it’s an international business language.Continue Reading
Sept. 10, 2012 Samantha Morley smorley2@uccs.edu University Hall provides a location for imaginary worlds to come to life. It may be known to some as the nursing department building, butContinue Reading
May 7, 2012 Aaron Collett acollett@uccs.edu According to the bee enthusiast site buzzingacrossamerica.com, over 200,000 people are involved in beekeeping across the United States. Every state is involved in thisContinue Reading