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Our final day of Random Acts of Kindness is to promote a day of service. We would love for you to join us as we volunteer at Care and Share on Thursday, February 18th, from 9am-11:30am. Message us for the details!

Doing a random act of kindness comes from the heart. What can you do for someone else on day 5?

Day 4 of Random Acts of Kindness Week! Here at UCCS we are thankful for our students, staff, and faculty. How are you most thankful for?

Day 3 of Random Acts of Kindness. Everyone deserves some self-care, what is your best way to treat yourself?

Day 2 of Random Acts of Kindness focuses on giving back. What have you done today?

Today is the start of Random Acts of Kindness Week! This is a week to celebrate, take care of, and uplift yourself and others around you. Each day we will post a different way to be kind.

February is the month of love

Smart Move UCCS would like to welcome all Mountain Lions back to school for the Spring 2021 term!

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams" -Eleanor Roosevelt

On behalf of Respect on Campus at UCCS, we would like to thank everyone who engaged with us on such a crucial topic. It is up to us to speak up about red flags! Please remember that there are resources at UCCS through the Office of the Dean of Students, Office of Institutional Equity, The UCCS Police, and The Wellness Center.

Persuading someone into an action that they would not have wanted to do otherwise is considered coercion and that can be a warning sign of an unhealthy relationship. Consent is needed for anything in a relationship and we should respect our partners choices when they tell us no. Speak up when you notice a friend being coerced and help the other to understand their reasoning for saying no.

Everyone gets jealous from time to time but having that grow into an all-consuming possession or suspicion about your partner is unhealthy. This red flag can be seen when someone’s partner does not allow them to have friends of certain groups, stray from their schedule, or maybe they must show their partner messages on their phone from time to time to see if they are cheating. All these behaviors are not healthy and can be damaging to them and the relationship.
If you know of someone who displays these behaviors say something by having a conversation with them. If you are not comfortable doing that on your own, contact the resources listed below for help.