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CMC Board of Trustees meets in Aspen
The BOT met at the college’s campus in Aspen Tuesday, where they approved an architect contract and project management services for a new student housing project
CMC Steamboat opens nursing simulation lab; first of three labs planned on West Slope
New sim labs offer the highest quality educational experience in the most efficient manner
Empty Bowls fundraiser returns as an ice cream social
Empty Bowls will be hosted again but with a summer twist
Mountains serve as classroom for Air Force cadets learning leadership
Leadville Herald Democrat story features CMC Leadville’s outdoor program
CMC alumna wins Snowmaker of the Year award
Despite her youth, Madeline Pierce’s passion and dedication for snowmaking helped the 22-year-old Copper Mountain Resort snowmaker win the 2021 Colorado Ski Country Double Diamond Snowmaker of the Year award.
“I’m honored, and I’m really excited, and I think it’s very special because as snowmakers, being behind the scenes, we don’t receive a lot of recognition,” Pierce said.
Buzz worthy: Honey Stinger collaborates with CMC on new beehive
Steamboat Pilot features Honey Stinger’s new beehive at Steamboat campus apiary
Longtime professor and dean to retire from CMC Steamboat Springs
Dean of the CMC School of Business will retire at end of June
Spellebration: A MasqueREAD bee!
The COVID-19 adjusted adult spelling bee and silent auction will kick off at 7:00 p.m. on April 30 2021.
CMC Leadville and Salida campus leader accepts college president role in Oregon
After nearly ten years with Colorado Mountain College, Rachel Pokrandt, vice president and campus dean of the Leadville and Salida campuses, has accepted the role of President at Umpqua Community College in Roseburg, Oregon. “This is a bittersweet moment for me because I absolutely love the Leadville and Salida communities and our amazing, dedicated faculty,… Continue reading CMC Leadville and Salida campus leader accepts college president role in Oregon