Tag: Partnerships
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Vail Valley Medical Center, CMC to offer surgical technology degree
New partnership prepares students for healthcare careers
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DU and CMC finalize partnership
Colorado Mountain College faculty and administrators can now earn a doctor of education degree at DU’s Morgridge College of Education
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White River National Forest and Colorado Mountain College announce partnership program to provide career pathways
Scheduled to begin fall 2017, new program will prepare CMC students for Forest Service-based ski area management positions
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Excellence in the air for middle schoolers
At CMC’s Reach Your Peak camp, middle schoolers learn about aerial firefighting and emergency work at Rifle Garfield County Airport
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Yampah High among finalists for $10M grant
Glenwood Spring’s Yampah Mountain High School is in the final running for one of five $10 million XQ Super School Project grants. Their proposal was developed in partnership with area business and civic leaders, including Colorado Mountain College. This article about their proposal and accomplishment to date was first printed in the Glenwood Spring’s Post…
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Rifle’s Whole Works reaps growth as it sews
In a year and a half, The Whole Works has grown from a startup with one seamstress and a single client to an established apparel manufacturer with six employees, 41 clients and 4,531 garments produced with another 1,876 scheduled for production by Nov. 30.
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Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Colorado Mountain College collaborate on art exhibit
In honor of the 50th anniversary of Anderson Ranch Arts Center, Colorado Mountain College is hosting “Celebrating Community We Share,” a collaborative art exhibit featuring the works of 48 artists who are students or faculty from either institution. The college is on the verge of celebrating its own 50th anniversary, as well. An opening reception…
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Alpine Bank serves up funds for CMC’s Culinary Institute scholarships
At Colorado Mountain College Culinary Institute’s annual “Celebration of Haute Cuisine” benefit dinner earlier this year, diners enjoyed a sumptuous four-course meal at the Keystone Ranch Restaurant. Through ticket sales, they also contributed to the culinary institute’s student scholarship endowment, administered by the CMC Foundation. These funds, in addition to private gifts and pledges, provide…
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Mountain Futures Fund brings college within grasp
Through CMC, nearly $1 million in grants, community funds help high school students reach higher By Debra Crawford Last year, Gabriel Gonzalez of Rifle High School began his college career with a little extra financial support. He joined a number of graduating Colorado high school seniors, including Baylie Lawson of Summit High School in Frisco…
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Heading up and out to college with Upward Bound
Colorado Mountain College reaches out to west Garfield County high school students. By Carrie Click “I have friends who have no clue about college,” said Coal Ridge High School senior Sierra Jackson. “They have no idea about what to expect or where to go for information. They don’t know about money for college or scholarships.…