Tag: CMC Foundation
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CMC remembers one of its greatest champions
Colorado Mountain College lost an advocate and friend over the summer when Doris Dewton passed away on July 22. Dewton was a two-time (three terms) CMC Trustee, member of the Foundation Board and President’s Advisory Council, donor, scholarship application reviewer, commencement usher, and anything else that the college needed for all the years she and…
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Colorado Mountain College Foundation receives $1.5 million challenge gift
Carbondale resident Paul Bushong pledged $1.5 million as a challenge match for other donors to join him in supporting the renovation of CMC Spring Valley’s student center and the addition of a new 4,000 square-foot nursing education facility. “The Promise of Spring Valley,” is a $5 million capital campaign launched in 2018. In August 2019,…
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CMC’s Culinary Dinner goes virtual April 21
Cook alongside Chef Clarke virtually from your own kitchen
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$2.125 million grant awarded to CMC
Colorado Mountain College has been awarded a $2.125 million, five-year grant through the U.S. Department of Education’s highly competitive Strengthening Institutions Program. SIP is intended to expand colleges’ capacity to serve low-income students by providing funds to improve and strengthen academic quality, institutional management and fiscal stability. CMC’s project will be used to strengthen the…
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CANCELED: CMC culinary students preparing annual dinner
Popular ‘Haute Cuisine’ fundraiser at Keystone Ranch
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Scholars from the mountains
CMC collaboration is helping to create successful Summit County college graduates
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Graybeal’s ‘Captivating Colorado’ reception Feb. 14
All are invited to savor the natural beauty of Colorado at the Feb. 14 reception for pastel artist Doug Graybeal’s “Captivating Colorado” exhibit. The exhibit will be on display Jan. 20 through March 16 at the CMC ArtShare Gallery at Morgridge Commons in Glenwood Springs. “After practicing the ‘hard line art’ of architecture for 40…
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Support CMC directly through CMC Foundation, not at your door
SUMMIT AND EAGLE COUNTIES – Colorado Mountain College has heard from community members in both Summit and Eagle counties who have been approached by door-to-door sales representatives who may be implying they are fundraising for the CMC study abroad program, for veterans, or for both. “Just so that there are no misunderstandings going forward, we…