Weekly spring meetings for UCCS Panhellenic Council!Hosted by: Panhellenic CouncilAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/10778792

Join us for ASL Club's 3rd Annual Jeopardy Night!Hosted by: American Sign Language Club, Excel Languages CenterAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11226644

ROAR Awards season is here!! This is the time for clubs, organizations, and members to be recognized for all they do in our UCCS and Colorado Springs Community, and for us to celebrate all the hard work of the 2024-2025 year.    Come join us for this year's ROAR Awards in Berger Hall for an award ceremony, with food, drinks, and a chance to live out a red-carpet experience on April 29th, from 6pm - 8pm.    Students, clubs, and organizations will be awarded university nominated awards, and highlighted during this time.    All are welcomed to come and join in on the celebration, and to look back on all that our groups have accomplished this year!  We can't wait to see you there!!Hosted by: Student LifeAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/11174554

Do you want to see what Christianity has to say about the college life? Come to RUF, where we will see what Christianity says about college. Whether you are Christian or not, we would love to see you there for bible study and games!!Hosted by: Reformed University FellowshipAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/10331214

Community Groups are a place to experience Christ-centered relationships and learn about God together. Our relationship with God is not meant to be lived out in solitude, and our questions about him are not always answered best on our own. Community Groups create space for friendship, for thoughtful conversation, and for growth in our understanding of who God is and what it means to live life with him. Seniors often say it was the best thing they did while in college!Hosted by: CruAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/10225404

Join us to learn from ethics fellow Catherine Grandorff, Teaching Professor / Assistant Director of the First-Year Rhetoric & Writing Program, English Department, College of Letters, Arts & Sciences.   Register at April 30 Ethics Roundtable. Breakfast is provided for in person participation. Virtual ZOOM option.   Writing as an individual and collective practice has long been a means of developing ideas. But in a world where generative AI can crank out content and citation on the fly, how can writing and reference instruction serve as an opportunity to both welcome students into an academic community and curate their own, human voice? Attendees of this roundtable will be invited to consider the intersection of ethical academic practices and student belonging, as well as account for ways that AI tools can help and hinder both.   UCCS Ethics Initiative Collegiate Program's Ethics Roundtables are lectures or workshops featuring faculty and staff who have been selected as Ethics Fellows.  Roundtables are held throughout the academic year, and are open to all UCCS faculty, staff, Southern Colorado Ethics Consortium schools and interested students.  This event provides an opportunity to share best practices, classroom experiences, subject specific course materials, and address specific concerns. Roundtables provide UCCS faculty and staff along with invited guests the opportunity to hear about how others teach ethics and implement principle-based ethics in their work or area of expertise.  Hosted by: College of Business, UCCS Ethics Initiative at College of BusinessAdditional Information can be found at: https://mlc.uccs.edu/event/10340337