UCCS Family Connections

UCCS Family Connections Family Connections collaborates with families to support students with their transition to UCCS.

UCCS Student and Family Connections (SFC) cultivates connection to resources, fosters a sense of belonging, generates learning, and provides individualized support to assist students in reaching their academic and personal goals. As a part of Student and Family Connections, our Family Connections sub-unit exists to enhance the partnership between the University and parents and families to support

the learning, development, and success of UCCS students. Why you might contact UCCS Student and Family Connections:
-You or your student have a question and aren’t quite sure which resource to go to for answers.
-Your student has expressed to you that he/she may not be doing as well in his/her classes.
-Your concerned that your student may not be managing his/her time well or may need assistance with study skills.
-Your student has suggested to you that he/she may be having a hard time making connections or getting involved at UCCS.

Address

1420 Austin Bluffs Pkwy
Colorado Springs, CO
80918

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+17192553570

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UCCS Parent and Family Programs has a mission to enhance the partnership between the university and parents/families to support the learning, development, and success of first-year students . Why you might contact the Office of Parent and Family Programs/First Year Experience: -You or your student have a question and aren’t quite sure which resource to go to for answers. -Your student has expressed to you that he/she may not be doing as well in his/her classes. -You’re concerned that your student may not be managing his/her time well or may need assistance with study skills. -Your student has suggested to you that he/she may be having a hard time making connections or getting involved at UCCS.