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Author: Tiffany Nguyen

The Early Bird website and multiple RED features earned honors from the Public Relations Society of America Colorado this month, highlighting Metropolitan State University of Denver’s continued commitment to high-quality, data-driven communications.   The University Communications and Marketing team received six Gold Pick Awards at a PRSA ceremony this month, including a Grand Gold Pick […]

Author: Tiffany Nguyen

Recent policy changes and proposals from Washington, D.C., including new federal loan limits and accreditation reform, could influence the higher-education landscape. Metropolitan State University of Denver’s Government Affairs team has been tracking these developments closely, analyzing and working to mitigate any potential effects on students, faculty members and the University as a whole. Below is […]

Author: Tiffany Nguyen

The Metropolitan State University of Denver Foundation is governed by a volunteer board of directors committed to the ongoing support of and advocacy for the University, generating philanthropic support for institutional priorities, backing program innovation and more.      The foundation will be enhanced by the addition of four new board members dedicated to this vital work: Stephanie Cohn […]

Author: Tiffany Nguyen

Faculty and staff members and student employees are invited to help launch the new academic year with connection and celebration at the annual President’s Welcome Back event Aug. 28. This fall’s gathering marks the beginning of a yearlong celebration honoring 60 years of Metropolitan State University of Denver.  Hosted by President Janine Davidson, Ph.D., the […]

Author: Tiffany Nguyen

A: Congress made several changes to federal student loans, including new borrowing caps and updates to repayment and forgiveness programs. In short, the University’s commitment to accessibility means the cost of a Metropolitan State University of Denver degree remains affordable even in light of federal student-loan limits. Current borrowers will be able to continue their […]

Author: Tiffany Nguyen

The Access Center at Metropolitan State University of Denver is committed to ensuring equal access for all students, whether they are managing a long-term disability or navigating a temporary condition such as a broken wrist. The center provides a wide range of academic accommodations, from extended time on exams and note-taking assistance to assistive technologies, […]

Author: Tiffany Nguyen

Metropolitan State University of Denver plans to enhance its faculty-compensation structure to better reflect faculty responsibilities and boost recruitment and retention efforts, Provost Matt Makley, Ph.D., announced Tuesday.  In a message to faculty members this week, Makley said the structure is based on a proposal from the University’s Faculty Compensation Committee, which was charged with […]

Author: Tiffany Nguyen

Metropolitan State University of Denver this summer launched the newly redesigned Faculty and Staff Hub. As the academic year begins, the University is working to ensure that all employees are aware of the updated, resource-focused platform and the enhanced functionality it provides.  University Communications and Marketing reintroduced the Faculty and Staff Hub with direct input […]

Author: Tiffany Nguyen

After more than two decades of supporting students from farmworker families, Metropolitan State University of Denver has discontinued its College Assistance Migrant Program, known as CAMP.   The scholarship program is funded primarily through federal grants administered by the U.S. Department of Education. However, the current five-year funding cycle ended in June, and the Education Department […]

Author: Tiffany Nguyen

Faculty and staff members at Metropolitan State University of Denver continue to lead innovative projects that support student success, strengthen the workforce and expand community engagement. Explore the grant projects below to learn more about their impactful work.