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CMC sponsors creative writing and art contest for community
As part of this year’s Common Reader programming, Colorado Mountain College students and members of the public are invited to submit entries to an art and creative writing contest sponsored by the college. All entries are to be inspired by this year’s Common Reader book, Mishna Wolff’s frank and funny memoir, “I’m Down.” The theme…
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FirstBank funds scholarships to Colorado Mountain College students
EDWARDS – Five students from Colorado Mountain College’s campus in Edwards have received scholarships funded by FirstBank. Celia Franklin received the FirstBank First in Family scholarship. She will receive up to $2,735 for tuition, books and fees. In total, four students were awarded this particular scholarship for first-generation students pursuing a bachelor’s degree or associate…
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FirstBank funds scholarships for Colorado Mountain College students
GLENWOOD SPRINGS – Two students from Colorado Mountain College’s campus at Spring Valley have received the FirstBank First in Family scholarships. Angela Boyer and Vanessa Smith will each receive up to $2,735 for tuition, books and fees. In total, four students were awarded the scholarship for first-generation students pursuing a bachelor’s degree or associate degree…
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Colorado Mountain College’s sustainability scholars study real-world solutions
This article was first published in the Oct. 17, 2013 Summit Daily News. These days, it’s hard to switch on a television or pick up reading material without being bombarded with information about scarce natural resources, the impacts of climate change or irresponsible business practices harming the environment. “Whatever side of the political fence you…
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Yampa Valley Roots
CMC sustainability studies student Ben Saheb has been focusing his lenses on inspiring stories of sustainable food and community in Steamboat Springs and the Yampa Valley. Catch episode 2 of his ‘Yampa Valley Roots’ series, first published in Ben’s blog Life in Ski Town U.S.A., below. What do you get when you combine the CMC…
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Author Mishna Wolff explores identity, belonging at Common Reader talks
Readings at seven Colorado Mountain College locations, Oct. 21-28 This year’s Common Reader selection, “I’m Down” by Mishna Wolff, is a frank and funny memoir that offers solace, humor and a swift kick in the pants to anyone who has ever wallowed in the angst of being an outsider. And who hasn’t? “The human mind…
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Proposed president Hauser receives praise from college employees, supporters
Colorado Mountain College supporters and employees reacted positively to news that the board of trustees is negotiating to hire Dr. Carrie Besnette Hauser as the college’s next president. Many stated they were excited at the news, or impressed with Hauser’s experience and presence. “She’s a perfect fit,” said Edwards resident Doris Dewton, vice chair of…
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‘Amadeus’ – winner of multiple Tony and Academy Awards – opens CMC Theatre season
Mozart’s music will fill the theater in a much-lauded story that explores the dark depths of jealousy and genius. “Amadeus,” winner of five Tony Awards including Best Play, will open CMC Theatre’s 2013-14 season Oct. 18. Written by Peter Shaffer, “Amadeus” is a fictionalized account of the interweaving lives of composers Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and…
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From Apprentice to Professional: A Rewarding Journey
CMC Culinary Institute graduate Eric Watson recently wrote about the joy he’s discovered in kitchens from his childhood on to his current work as owner and chef at Mezzaluna and Mosaic Foods in Fargo, North Dakota. This article was first published in Fargo Monthly magazine. It seems like just yesterday that I was the youngest…
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CMC board votes to enter into negotiations with presidential finalist Hauser
After conducting a second round of public interviews with two finalists for the position of president of Colorado Mountain College, today the college’s board of trustees voted to enter into contract negotiations with Dr. Carrie Hauser regarding joining CMC as its ninth president. “We had two very strong candidates,” said Glenn Davis, president of the…