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Hard work levels the playing field

Colorado Mountain College President & CEO Dr. Carrie Besnette Hauser. October 2020

CMC earns Hispanic Serving Institution designation

1000 Words: CMC Vail Valley faculty summits Everest – again

Guide Jon Kedrowski, client Mike Posner reach summit, raise $230,000 for Detroit Justice Center

1000 Words: Clough Fellows scholarship awards

45 students awarded nearly $200,000 total in scholarships

Steamboat community business plan competition launches for 2021

Cash prizes for top winners; plan submission deadline is Sept. 30

National Amateur Disc Golf Tour comes to CMC Leadville

For the first time, CMC Leadville’s disc golf course will host the National Amateur Disc Golf Tour on June 5-6. Registrations are nearly filled, though spectators are welcome to come out to see the tournament.

Reservations nearly filled for June 5-6 event

CMC names 2020-21 college-wide Faculty/Staff of the Year

Faculty of the Year recipient Jason Shoup, in blue standing left of a sign welded by his students, join CMC students, staff and faculty at the CMC Rifle campus as they celebrate his award.

CMC employees recognized as outstanding educators and staff

Salida High School students earn construction trade certification

From left, Caleb Ediger, 18, senior; Gabe Gentile, 17, senior; and Ed Office, 17, junior are the first Salida High School students to complete the Colorado Mountain College Basic Construction Technology certificate. All three students spent two years in the program working on active job sites in the area gaining hands-on skills.

After two years of learning skills at live job sites, students first to receive certificates

CMC trustees hold first hearing on 2021-22 budget

Staff presents a balanced, projected budget of $76.4 million

1000 Words: CMC Steamboat Springs shares vegies with LiftUp Routt County

Mikhaila Hobbs, LiftUp of Routt County food bank manager, accepts a donation of fresh greens from Becky Edmiston, professor of biology. The vegetables were harvested from the Bear Park Permaculture Center at CMC Steamboat Springs. The center produces hundreds of pounds of food each year including tomatoes, squash, greens, beets, radishes, broccoli, beans, berries, apples and more. Photo by Greg Hughey

Bear Park’s growing dome produces plenty of vegetables to go around

High school students earn college diplomas

At Colorado Mountain College, concurrent enrollment offers a head start to higher education