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Associate dean selected to join CMC Salida

Rob Simpson is joining Colorado Mountain College Salida as the new associate dean of academic and support services.

Rob Simpson to lead academic and student services

CMC partners with Mountain BOCES for use of building

Trustees approve lease in Buena Vista, move forward with other lease of vacant land

New staff, faculty join Colorado Mountain College Salida

Jamie Kruis has joined the staff of Colorado Mountain College Salida. As assistant dean of instruction, she works with part-time faculty as well as coordinates programming and course scheduling.

Jamie Kruis, Michael Schwager ready to serve college, community

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’

Riding the rails

Colorado Mountain College Breckenridge student and Leadville resident Sean Fay pedals one of his RailRiders bikes. The bikes are used in France and Portugal, and some parts of the U.S. RailRiders produces some of the only wheels that conform to railroad track specifications.

CMC business student Sean Fay hopes to inspire new trend in human-powered transport

U.S. National Snowshoe Championships at CMC Leadville results

CMC XC team racer Jason Macaluso second from left in gray shirt and shorts.

USSSA qualifying and recreationist competition results

Interested in teaching part-time for CMC Salida?

Come to CMC's career fair March 3 at the SteamPlant to learn about part-time teaching opportunities at the college.

Career fair for part-time instructors March 3 at the SteamPlant ballroom

CMC board seeks Salida, Poncha Springs advisor

Applications being sought through 5 p.m., March 31

Snowshoe racing to reach new heights at CMC Leadville

Colorado Mountain College Leadville is gearing up to host the 2020 Dion Snowshoes U.S. National Snowshoe Championships Feb. 28-March 1. The races will be held on the trails adjacent to the college’s Leadville campus, like those here during the 2020 Colorado Cup snowshoe races on Jan. 25, 2020. Photo Rachel Brunetti

U.S. national snowshoe championships coming to Leadville Feb. 28-March 1

Colorado Cup reaches 10-year milestone Jan. 25

The Colorado Cup Snowshoe Races on the Nordic trails surrounding CMC Leadville provide fun for all types and ages of competitors, such as here in 2018. This year’s event on Jan. 25 will serve as a qualifier for the upcoming 2020 Dion Snowshoes USSSA National Snowshoe Championships taking place Feb. 28-March 1, also at the campus.

High school race also open to snowshoers of all ages, abilities at CMC Leadville