Remote work takes on a new meaning for UCCS anthropology students in the summer – several of whom are participating in a field course in southern Colorado under the guidance of Minette Church, Ph.D., Professor, and Karin Larkin, Ph.D., Associate Professor and Curator.

This paper coded college women’s narrative descriptions of their rape experiences into common typologies. Six sexual assault typologies were identified in these narratives.

During the spring 2024 semester, 2,160 students achieved academic success with President’s or Dean’s List honors. The honors are open to all undergraduate students enrolled in at least 12 hours at UCCS.

In general, I would say that my research follows four interconnected paths. First, I am interested in the stories we tell and don’t tell about climate change, and I am drawn to the transformative power of storytelling to enact meaningful change in communities that are among the most impacted by the changing climate.