Registration for Colorado Mountain College’s fall semester is underway. Many classes at the college’s 11 locations or via distance learning start the week of Aug. 30, and additional classes start throughout the semester. Read the rest of this entry »
Fall class registration underway at CMC
August 20, 2010
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Elementary students linked to Pakistani children
July 19, 2010
Roaring Fork Leadership project helps community connections
Young schoolchildren in Pakistan had a chance to get to know about 40 elementary school students from Carbondale and Glenwood Springs, and vice versa, thanks to a project led by a team in the Roaring Fork Leadership program. Read the rest of this entry »
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Graphic design instructor glad to trade Vegas for Spring Valley
June 23, 2010
By Mike McKibbin
GLENWOOD SPRINGS – He left behind the bright, flashing lights of Vegas for the quiet, majestic mountains of Colorado. Now, Brian Tinker is ready to accept his next challenge. Read the rest of this entry »
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A Rare Privilege
May 18, 2010
Photographer Meriwether’s prints on display at CMC Gallery in June, July
By Kristin Carlson
William Meriwether describes his life as a photographer as a rare privilege: “When the scene is worthy and you have the means to capture it,” he said, “you’ve been given an important opportunity.”
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Lichens: Don’t Tread on Me
May 11, 2010
CMC Corner
By Linda Crockett
As spring calls us to pull on our hiking boots, it’s important to remember to watch where we walk. Underfoot might be a fragile carpet, a delicate window into a distant past: lichens.
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Cap and gown time at CMC campuses
April 21, 2010
Graduation ceremonies to occur April 30-May 1
Spring commencement, or graduation, ceremonies for Colorado Mountain College students will take place either Friday, April 30 or Saturday, May 1 across the college district.
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One-woman show explores beauty, brutality of South African childhood
April 12, 2010
Actor portrays 24 characters in ‘The Syringa Tree’
By Kristin Carlson
SPRING VALLEY — Director Gary Ketzenbarger knew he wanted to present Pamela Gien’s play “The Syringa Tree” before he knew he could pull it off.
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CMC vet tech grads help care for area pets
April 1, 2010
Program readies to meet job growth predicted in Colorado
By Mike McKibbin
SPRING VALLEY – When you go to the dentist these days, a hygienist does most of the cleaning and other basic care of your teeth.
It’s pretty much the same when you take your pet to the veterinarian. The people who do most of the basic work on your dog or cat may have received their education through Colorado Mountain College’s veterinary technology program at the Spring Valley Center, outside Glenwood Springs.
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Afghani student hopes her U.S. education can help her war-torn country recover
March 18, 2010CU freshman brings presentation to CMC’s Spring Valley
By Mike McKibbin
GLENWOOD SPRINGS – A young woman from Afghanistan wants to help change the culture of her war-torn country so other women and girls don’t have to suffer the violence and prejudice she endured before coming to America.
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Phi Theta Kappa sponsors Help for Haiti spaghetti dinner
February 17, 2010
Phi Theta Kappa, the International Honor Society of the two-year college, will be sponsoring a Spaghetti Dinner to help generate funds for the people of Haiti.
Thanks to the generous donations from Sodexo Dining Services, the CMC Glenwood Center and the greater community, all proceeds will go directly to the Red Cross and their efforts to provide help and support. Details after the jump.
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