Graduation – Page 2 – CMC ENews Archive

A degree for our time

Karen Onderdonk, who earned a bachelor’s degree in leadership and management in May, was a natural choice to give the student address for CMC Leadville and Salida’s 2020 virtual commencement. As the chief branding officer at St. Vincent Hospital and an experienced professional, she demonstrates the breadth of learning that takes place at the college.

Student speaker for virtual commencement says CMC ‘so attainable’

Un estudiante notable de principio a fin

Avila obtiene un título en contabilidad

Sustainability degree follows Brocato’s lifelong aspirations

Kate Brocato worked with the Bear Park Permaculture Garden, here, and beekeeping club at CMC Steamboat. She earned her bachelor's degree in sustainabiilty studies in May.

After attending two large universities, Steamboat graduate earns bachelor’s at CMC

A remarkable student from start to finish

Recent Colorado Mountain College graduate David Avila received from the Spring Valley campus both the David Allen Outstanding Student award and the Outstanding Associate Degree Student award. Photo: Otilio Avila

David Allen Outstanding Student awardee Avila earns accounting degree

Andrew Soliday: ‘A very hopeful outlook’

Andrew Soliday earned a Bachelor of Arts in sustainability studies and an Associate of General Studies in permaculture design. An avid fly fisherman Soliday spent commencement virtually, fishing the Frying Pan. Photo Stephanie Stocking.

Soliday’s passion for fly fishing and the environment reaches a new level

Taking charge of her life

Molly McCabe earned two associate degrees, in business and political science, in May at CMC Vail Valley in Edwards. She received the campus’s Emerging Leader Award and was selected for the Keith Sherin Global Leaders Program in the Netherlands.

Molly McCabe earns two degrees, plans to continue at CU Denver

Colorado Mountain College ‘a family to rely on’

Chloe Krebill, who gave the student address at CMC Rfile's virtual commencement, found her experiences at the Rifle campus so fulfilling that she wants to work at a college someday.

‘You feel listened to, valued and cared for at the Rifle campus,’ says CMC graduate Chloe Krebill

You can do it! ¡Querer es poder y esta en ti!

Mother, grandmother and housewife Adriana Cabrera earned her early childhood director certification at CMC while holding down a full-time job. "Have the courage to pursue your dreams," she said.

CMC’s virtual commencement celebrates graduates

¡Tú puedes! ¡Querer es poder y está en ti!

La graduación virtual de CMC celebra a los graduandos

A new country, a new college experience

Yuliia Piguliak, CMC Breckenridge and Dillon, Associate of Arts

‘CMC…has changed my life’