
Current Student Resources
Academic Resources
Excel Multiliteracy Center
The Excel Multiliteracy Center, located in Columbine Hall 312 & 316, provides the resources and knowledge to help students with all forms of communication (written, spoken, audio, visual, etc.). Students can meet one-on-one with expertly trained peer consultants and use the space to study or socialize. Visit the Excel Multiliteracy Center website to learn more.
Career & Professional Development
The T. Rowe Price Career and Innovation Center at UCCS offer career & professional development for all UCCS students.
At the Career Center, you can access a range of helpful services and resources, such as Clyde's Closet. This free resource provides UCCS students and alumni with gently-used professional attire to wear for interviews, career fairs, special events, and any other occasions where professional dress is required.
Preparing for Graduation
As you near the end of your Communication studies at UCCS, you'll want to start preparing for graduation.
Department Honors
Qualified students can choose to complete an honors project for the opportunity to attain the unique distinction of honors and complete work intended to help your career growth upon graduation.
ePortfolio Graduation Requirement
All Communication undergraduate majors are required to submit an ePortfolio prior to completing their program.
An ePortfolio is an electronic version of a portfolio built within Canvas that provides a way to connect your knowledge with your professional goals by using course assignments or projects to demonstrate your skills and accomplishments.
Internship Opportunities
Find information on internship opportunities for UCCS Communications students, including frequently asked questions.
Student Life
College is about more than what you do in the classroom. Explore the resources below to enrich your life as a UCCS student.
Public Speaking Videos
Multiple Public Speaking Videos covering topics such as:
- National Communication Association 8 Competencies
- Designing effective Visual Aids (SCRAP Principles)
- Sample Speeches
- Using Artificial Intelligence (AI) ethically and effectively