The two women came from different walks of life, but the connection was still evident as they strolled together across Regis’ North Denver (Lowell) Campus. Rigoberta Menchú Tum, Nobel Peace laureate, brought with her decades of experience fighting for social justice, human rights and the protection of indigenous people in her native Guatemala and around [...]
Employers see high value in the education Regis University offers, according to a newly released study commissioned by state education officials on salaries among first-year bachelor degree graduates. The newly unveiled “Higher Education Pays: The Initial Earnings of Graduates from Colorado’s Colleges and Universities Working in Colorado” report offers information to help students and [...]
After a difficult divorce and a life devoted to being a mother, Kim Fong made the decision to do something for herself. At age 54, Kim returned to school. This May, Kim will finally be able to cross “get my degree” off of her Bucket List when she graduates from Regis with a B.A. in [...]
[Part of the Learning Series© by Marilynn Force, Ph.D., Regis University affiliate faculty member.] This week TIME Magazine and the Associate Press reported news of the military’s 2012 suicide data, which stated “the number of active-duty suicides in 2012 reached an all-time record—with the 349 self-inflicted deaths ‘far exceeding American combat deaths in Afghanistan’ during the same [...]
It’s that time of the year where resolutions abound with both resistance and positive anticipation, where a clean slate can bring about goals to change one’s habits for the better. As a result, there are numerous articles providing tips on how to really quit smoking once and for all or how to finally “take it [...]
[By Eugene Wilkerson, Regis CPS Assistant Professor of Nonprofit Management] When I started as a faculty member at Regis University, a mentor and friend gave me some good advice. She asked, “Eugene, do you move deck chairs?” Needless to say, I was a bit puzzled by the question. “At Regis, faculty members are more than just [...]
We don’t need to tell you that today’s job market is competitive. For those of you who have a Humanities degree, you have an advantage over the majority of the workforce who never learned how to communicate effectively, across specializations and audiences. Liberal arts students learn, from day one to graduation day, how to tailor language [...]
Erica L. Nagel-Allgood, Assistant Professor of Communication for the Department of Behavioral and Social Science at Regis CPS, was recently interviewed by the Colorado Springs Gazette, discussing her strong belief in “Cura Personalis,” a Latin phrase that means “care for the entire person,” while delving into the aspects of the adult learning degree programs at Regis CPS. “I had [...]
[Part of the Learning Series© by Marilynn Force, Regis University affiliate faculty member and Educational Consultant at the John J. Sullivan Chair.] In our last article we explored a new way to examine the Entrepreneurial Mindset by reviewing a training I attended at the Kauffman Foundation in Kansas City May, 2012. This training was based [...]
“The best part of working at Regis University is helping students reach their goals,” said Dr. Mari Glass, a lead faculty member in the CPS undergraduate accounting and finance programs in the School of Management, along with being a CPA, licensed in Texas. As an accomplished professional, her knowledge and experience continually contributes to the [...]
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