Rising Rangers

Sun’s out, shades on! With 300 days of sunshine, everyday is ! Protect those peepers 😎

Get everything you need before fall classes start at our event 🎉

• Admissions assistance
• Financial aid guidance
• Resolve student accounts
• Finalize class registration
• Get your student ID
• Complete student employment paperwork
• Explore our resource fair (4-6 p.m.)

The deposit deadline has been extended to JUNE 30, so make your deposit today to take full advantage of Regis Ready! Families welcome 💙💛

📅 Friday, July 19
🕘 Drop in anytime from 9 a.m. - 7 p.m.
📍 Regis University - Clarke Hall

CLICK LINK IN BIO to deposit and/or register for the event

Monday Motivation from author Paulo Coelho:

“There is only one thing that makes a dream impossible to achieve: the fear of failure.” – Paulo Coelho

In the wake of graduation, think about how you will move forward. Every journey begins with the first step—don’t let yourself stand in your own way!

We’re sorry we missed you at last week’s ! The event was the perfect start to summer with our newest trailblazers making new friends, meeting faculty and getting familiar with their academic home.

On that note, we have some exciting news! It’s not too late to become a Regis Ranger. We’ve extending the deposit deadline to June 15, so make those deposits today to secure your spot for the fall!

If you haven’t applied yet, guess what?! There’s still time to apply and receive a swift admission decision. Get ready for more future Ranger fun 💙💛
Link to DEPOSIT and APPLY in BIO

Spring Horseshow Market is here and just in time for Mother’s Day! Join us on campus from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. to peruse unique handmade goods, discover new artisanal brands, grab a bite to eat and get outdoors! Admission is free and the market is family and dog friendly.

50th & Lowell – campus and street parking available.

Visit: horseshoemarket.com/spring/ for full list of vendors

Money Matters: Financial Aid Day has been extended one more day! Join us today at Clarke Hall 3333 Regis Blvd, 80221 from 9 a.m. - 7 p.m. (MT)

Bring your award letter along with other college offers and we’ll help you make sense of academic affordability.

Let us help you discover if becoming a Regis Ranger is right for you!
*NO REGISTRATION NEEDED

It’s Future Ranger Friday! Please welcome Kira to campus 🏫

SAVE THE DATE: Future Ranger Friday, May 31, is our BIGGEST admissions event of the year! More details to come.

Have you submitted your deposit yet? Decision Day is only a few weeks away! Link to deposit in bio ⬆️

Joining us in the fall? We are so excited to share Fall ‘24’s newest Regis Rangers and future trailblazers.
DM us for a link to our submission form. We’d love to feature you!

Faculty Spotlight: Dr. Mycah Harrold, Marketing
When not researching or teaching, Dr. Harrold likes to quilt, paint, and hang with her dog, Moxie whom she has trained as a therapy dog partner. Meet Mycah!

R: What do you love most about teaching
MH: I love being creative & my profession allows me to be in new & challenging ways, especially in the classroom. As an example, when I teach about Pricing, I send the students on a scavenger hunt around campus to take pictures of prices & then help break down & understand them.
R: Do you have any advice for prospective students who are still undecided about college or choosing a major?
MH: I always encourage students to explore & be curious! College is such a magical time to expose yourself to new ideas/areas of study/people/professions/etc… You don’t have to have everything figured out. As a psychology major, I would have never guessed I’d end up in a college of business teaching marketing. But, I am so happy to be where I’m at!
R: What do you love most about Colorado?
MH: Coming from the Pacific Northwest, my favorite thing about Denver has definitely been all the sunshine! I always joke that I didn’t know that seeing the sun during the winter is a thing that happens.

Our professors are more than just teachers, they’re mentors. At Regis, you’re not just another face in the crowd. Apply now and get ready to live, learn and thrive at one of Colorado’s top-rated universities: regis.edu/apply link in bio
(Deadline to apply: May 1)

“Let the resurrection joy lift us from loneliness and weakness and despair to strength and beauty and happiness.”
- Floyd W. Tomkins

Wishing you a blessed Easter Sunday

Celebrating Irish heritage and the impact of Irish Americans on the US by announcing the Irish Community Scholarship! Up to $5,000 for freshmen with a GPA of 3.0+ you do not need to be Irish to apply 😉

Click Financial Aid in our bio to find the Irish Community Scholarship application page and more! Deadline March 17th! ☘️

Happy Valentine’s Day! Here are some of our favorite ways to say I Love You:

❤️ This reminded me of you
❤️ Here, you can have mine
❤️ I’m so proud of you
❤️ Get some rest
❤️ Don’t worry, we’ll figure it out
❤️ I’ll help you study
❤️ Drive safe
❤️ I believe in you

CALLING ALL COMMUNITY COLLEGE STUDENTS! Let’s 🌮 ‘bout your future at Regis: what are your transfer goals? What programs are you interested in? What are your financial aid options??

Join us next Tuesday, Feb 20 from 11am-1pm at Westminster Campus to talk over tacos! Here’s what you can expect:
🌮 2 free tacos
🌮learn about our numerous programs
🌮talk to an Admissions or FA counselor
🌮have all your transfer/college questions answered
🌮get transcripts reviewed for free

No need to register! Just come to the Career and Transfer Center. Can’t wait to meet you!

February is Black History Month. As we highlight Black voices and honor the lived experiences of Black Americans this month and beyond, join Regis BSA (Black Student Alliance) across the four weeks of February as we celebrate and honor Black Culture through various activities and events on campus.

Community and Play Week One
(February 2-9th) :
- From Slave to Saint: A Good Trouble Conversation About Efforts to Canonize Julia Greeley | Feb. 9 | 12-1 p.m. | Claver Hall Room 328
- Game Night with BSA on Feb. 9 | 5:30 -7 p.m. | Walker’s Pub

Fine and Performing Art Week Two
( February 12-16th ) :
- Mardi Gras with University Ministry on Feb. 13 | 5-7 p.m. | Walker’s Pub
- Poetry Workshop: Collective Healing Through Art on Feb. 16 | 4-5 p.m. | Dayton Memorial Library Room 417
- Arts Celebration Open-Talent Night with Matt Broadduso Feb. 16 | 5:30-7 p.m. | Walker’s Pub

Culture and Food Week Three
( February 19-23rd ) :
- An Afternoon with Soul Food Scholar, Adrian Miller on Feb. 20 | 2-4 p.m. | Mountain View Room | Free and Open to the Public
- Foods of the African Diaspora Cook-Off on Feb. 23 | 4-6 p.m. | Student Center | Sign Up to Compete

BIPOC Business and Entrepreneurship Week Four ( February 26-29th ):
- BIPOC Business Panel▪ Feb. 27 | noon | Location TBD | Free and Open to the Public

This week we kick-off the first in our invite-only Scholar Dinner Series for admitted students with GPA 3.0 and above. Attendees will enjoy an evening of inspiration, meet current students and faculty and tour our lively campus.
There’s still time to submit your application to be considered but hurry up! There are only 3 dinners left in the series. To see if you’re qualified click the application link in the bio or visit regis.edu/apply and apply today!
💙Catholic Promise — Feb. 16
💛Rueckert-Hartman College for Health Professions
Feb. 21
🩵Anderson College for Business and Computing
Feb. 28

Mark your calendars! We’re looking forward to welcoming you this spring at some of our upcoming signature events:

Jan. 27 – Open House
Feb. 7, 16, 21 and 28 – Invite-Only Scholar Dinner Series
March 16 – Money Matters
March 23 – Basecamp I
April 6, 20 – Basecamp II
Space is limited and registration is required. Visit regis.edu/ruvisit or click the link in bio to learn more!

Hello, 2024! We just want to kick off the new year with an Admissions Counselor Spotlight: Meet Hannah!

R: What inspired you to become an Admissions Counselor?
H: I was a fourth-grade teacher and was looking for a way to transition out of teaching but continue building relationships with students. I didn’t know it at the time, but I’ve found a real passion for helping students explore their college options so they can choose the best pathway for them.

R: Did you attend Regis?
H: Yes, I am a Regis Alumni! I graduated with my B.A. in Elementary Education: Teaching for Social Justice. I also received certifications in Special Education and Culturally & Linguistically Diverse Education and minored in Spanish. I chose Regis because of the small community feel. I was terrified of going to college and leaving my family, but the people at Regis made me feel at home.

R: What advice would you give to students looking to attend college?
H: Trust your gut and the feeling you get when you visit each campus or attend each event throughout the process. You’ll know when you feel at home!

Thank you, Hannah! Choosing a college is a BIG deal and your dedication to ensuring students make the right decisions is invaluable 💙💛

SWIPE ⬅️

A special moment captured in front of the St. Regis Chapel, as Kaitlin, newly graduated with a BA in Communications, shares a heartfelt embrace with her son, Aidan. Continuing the Regis Rangers legacy, Aidan follows in her footsteps as an incoming freshman this year! It warms our hearts to witness the rich traditions thriving here at the university 🥹

We're thrilled to have Kaitlin as a panel speaker for tomorrow night's Direct Admissions Reception! Equally exciting is Aidan joining us as a student ambassador, ready to engage with prospective students and lead dynamic campus tours 💙💛

STUDENT SPOTLIGHT: Meet Suleidy! As a senior studying Business Administration, Suleidy shares some nuggets of knowledge about what it’s like as a Regis student, a Work Study participant and what she values most about higher learning:

R: How did you hear about the work study program?
S: My first year I got an email that Regis had work study opportunities on campus. It’s exposed me to new experiences especially within marketing and has taught me more about what it’s like to be a part of a marketing team.

R: What was the deciding factor that made you choose Regis?
S: It’s close to home and has great programs no matter which area of study you choose. My sister is actually an alumni of Regis…I heard nothing but great things about the campus life, professors, and people—it made me want to come here even more.

R: What are you studying and love most about your program?
S: Business Administration. I love that my major places an emphasis on current events and learning, how to best navigate within the business world, how to go about opening your own business and what the most important factors are when you do.

R: What have you enjoyed most about your Regis learning experience:
S: I love the classroom sizes and the size of the school itself. Professors really try to get to know you and always want to hear your ideas in and outside of the classroom. They’re so helpful and it makes class feel very productive when you can have in class discussions.

Thank you, Suleidy! We can’t wait to celebrate you next spring! Don’t forget us after you graduate 😉

Regis is empowerment through education: where curiosity fuels a passion for justice. Be the voice, challenge the status quo and join a community where learners become leaders. Apply by December 1st to be eligible for generous merit-based scholarships and an admissions decision before Christmas. Start 2024 on the pursuit for change!

We are so excited to spotlight our English Department Chair and Professor Scott Dimovitz, who recently released his debut novel, The Joy Divisions, on Nov. 15. Learn more about Prof. Dimovitz:

R: How long have you been a professor at Regis?
D: Since 2008, although I have been teaching college since 1999
R: What inspired you to write The Joy Divisions?
D: ...events that happened in my young adulthood, when the textile factory where my father worked suddenly closed its doors after over 100 years, upending their entire local world. I also wanted to depict a vibrant working-class culture, which often gets stereotyped as a bunch of unintellectual hillbillies rather than as individuals with their own complex interests and passions
R: Tell us about your own academic journey
D: I was a working-class kid who went to a state school in Pennsylvania majoring in English and psychology. I went on to get my Ph.D. in modern and contemporary literature at NYU, where I focused on postmodern literature and film.
R: What advice would you give an aspiring writer who wants to write a book?
D: Read as much as you can whenever you can... All great writers are great readers. Oh, and actually writing words is far better than thinking about writing those words.

Thank you, Professor Dimovitz! We can’t wait to read your novel!

ADMISSIONS SPOTLIGHT:
Born in Guatemala and raised in Omaha, Antonio is the Assistant Director of Enrollment at Regis University. Get to know Antonio!

R: What inspired you to become an Admissions Counselor after graduating from Regis?
A: My passion for helping and encouraging others to pursue their dreams in higher education. I am a people person, so I love that I get to interact with students and their families… and help them make an important decision in their lives.
R: Why did you choose Regis for your undergrad?
A: It felt very welcoming from the beginning and I'm glad that I now get to embody and continue that.
R: What advice would you give to students about choosing a college?
A: Advocate for yourself. People won't always know your background or what you've lived/experienced and so being able to advocate for yourself is a vital skill to have when getting ready for college and life in general.

We love the energy that Antonio brings to the office and know you will too when you meet him one day. Thank you, Antonio!

We kicked off our annual Scholar Dinner Series last week, to a full house!

Thank you to all the parents, caregivers and families for coming and we hope these stellar seniors enjoyed their evening!

For those who have been invited, there are only two events left in the Scholar Dinner Series so be sure to secure your spot and register today!

Colorado’s sixth annual Free Application Days (Oct. 17-19) start today, but every day is a free application day at Regis! Learn more about : https://highered.colorado.gov/cofreeappdays

Make sure to submit your application to be a Regis Ranger here: https://www.regis.edu/admissions/apply

Rising Rangers updated their address.

Another amazing class you can join this fall!

During your fall semester, all first-year students take RCC 200: First Year Writing. This is a writing-intensive seminar required for all students in the Fall of their first year at Regis. This seminar focuses on critical thinking by developing college-level skills in reading and writing. It also introduces student to their advisor and a core community of fellow students; students will take a paired first-year seminar in the spring with this same community of peers. The seminars are small—with no more than 17 students.

This week we will be introducing some of the classes that you can look forward to signing up for once you enroll at www.regis.edu/yes. Featured here is one of the most popular courses, “The Climbing Life” and don’t forget to follow (Office of First Year Experience) if you are an incoming first year student!

📚🎉🦊Hybrid classes and those that were held virtually during the past year due to restrictions caused by the COVID-19 pandemic will return to in-person instruction across the University’s three Denver campuses. Online and health profession programs will continue as normal.

If you’re an incoming student for this fall, don’t forget about your New Student Checklist! You can find it in your Regis inbox [email protected] (scroll to the bottom of the email). Questions? Contact your admissions counselor or DM us. @ Regis University