Tag: rifle
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Art: More than just a three-letter word
This column ran in the Oct. 4 edition of the Rifle Citizen Telegram. By Carole Boughton, CMC vice president and Rifle campus dean Art. What is art? How do we define art? There are a variety of different types of art. What do they all mean? Where do we start in order to begin exploring…
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A garden of learning
This column appeared in the Aug. 30 edition of the Rifle Citizen Telegram. By Carole Boughton, CMC vice president and Rifle campus dean Rain is one of nature’s many miracles that represents, among other things, new beginnings and nourishment for growth. As an educator, I find the first day of classes to be my second favorite…
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Looking forward to the new (school) year at Colorado Mountain College
One year later, Boughton looks back and ahead on her time in Rifle and at CMC
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CMC Rifle returns ESL, high school equivalency courses back to Airport Road campus
Colorado Mountain College Rifle’s high school equivalency (formerly known as GED) and English as a second language programs have recently returned to serve students at the college’s Rifle campus on Airport Road. For several years GED and ESL students had taken classes at the Downtown Rifle Academic Center. That downtown Rifle location has been closed.…
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Rifle grad proves value of concurrent enrollment
Harrison used classes to ‘jump-start’ college, marketing career
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Grandmother, young entrepreneur among CMC Rifle graduates
By Donna Gray RIFLE – When Cheryl Barker and Trenten Hagerty stepped up to the podium at this year’s Colorado Mountain College graduation ceremonies in Rifle, they saw their futures bright and clear. For Barker, graduation was a milestone moment. The mother of three and grandmother of nine is proof that you are never too…
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Graduation season is upon us!
This column, by Carole Boughton, CMC vice president and Rifle campus dean, appeared in the April 26 edition of the Rifle Citizen Telegram. By Carole Boughton “Education is one thing in life that no one can ever take away from you. You have earned it. It is yours.” – Dr. Idalynn Karr That piece of advice…