In Brief: Campus Store doubles discount, CUES names Distinguished Fellows
Campus store doubles discount for employees, alumni, retirees
The discount is available at the flagship store in the Student Union Memorial Center (pictured), in the A-Store at McKale Memorial Center and the Campus Store Medical at 1501 N. Campbell Ave.
The University of Arizona Campus Store is increasing its storewide discount for faculty, staff, alumni and retirees from 10% to 20%. The discount is available at the flagship store in the Student Union Memorial Center, in the A-Store at McKale Memorial Center and the Campus Store Medical at 1501 N. Campbell Ave.
The discount is also available online with the following codes entered at checkout:
- Staff: Staff20
- Retirees: Retire20
- Alumni: Alumni20
The discount cannot be applied to already existing sale items and cannot be combined with other discounts.
Purchases at the Campus Store contribute over $5.3 million in annual support for the university and $71,000 in student scholarships each year. They also help fund student government and clubs, youth literacy initiatives, and major community events like the Tucson Festival of Books.
CUES announces 2025 Distinguished Fellows
The Center for University Education Scholarship has announced its 2025 Distinguished Fellows. The funded projects will cover university education topics including nature-based guidance, digital learning models, well-being practices and generative artificial intelligence.
Guadalupe Lozano
"With growing support from CUES' $8.5 million endowment commitment, I am delighted to welcome four new CUES Distinguished Fellows to the CUES family," Guadalupe Lozano, who is director and holds an endowed chair with CUES, said. "As a cohort, they bring representation from colleges not previously counted among CUES fellowship recipients – Education, Health Sciences and Public Health. Their funded projects lean on insights and realities of current times to better distill and nourish the essence of student learning and thriving."
CUES Distinguished Fellowships support independent faculty research. Awarded projects must contribute to educational scholarship and address innovation or grand challenges in university education. Distinguished Fellows receive up to $20,000 annually for up to three years. All four of the projects are being funded for three years.
The awardees and their projects are listed below.
- Jonathan Kevan, Assistant Professor of Practice, School of Health Professions
Teaching to Thrive: Integrating Wellness and Learning in Health Sciences Curriculum - Robert Schon, Associate Professor, School of Anthropology
Back From the Field: Supporting Student Researchers Through Digital Laboratories and Multi-Semester Mentoring - Jonathan Tullis, Associate Professor, Department of Educational Psychology
Harnessing Generative AI to Benefit Student Learning - Yevheniia Varyvoda, Assistant Professor of Practice, Department of Community, Environment and Policy
Integrating Nature-Based Solutions Into Public Health Education Through Game-Based Learning