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CMC Steamboat gets first-row view to the stars

Dr. Robert (Bob) Ball, pointing, and Colorado Mountain College physical sciences faculty member Paul McCudden look over the Celestron telescope housed inside the Ball Observatory. Ball and his wife Ann donated the observatory, telescope and software to the college, which the Steamboat campus dedicated at a ceremony Sept. 10, 2019. Photo Stephanie Stocking

New Ball Observatory dedicated Sept. 10

New Ball Observatory to be dedicated at CMC Steamboat

Dr. Robert and Ann Ball to provide campus with astronomical capabilities Sept. 10

A new class of nurses

Beginning spring semester 2020, Colorado Mountain College Steamboat Springs will offer associate and bachelor’s degrees in nursing, joining CMC campuses in Breckenridge and Spring Valley at Glenwood Springs, above, that offer nursing education. Applications are available now online. Photo Ed Kosmicki

Applications now available online for nursing degree program at CMC Steamboat Springs

CMC seeks to fill vacancy on its board of trustees

(CMC Trustee District Five, Steamboat Springs School District RE-2)
Written responses due June 17, 2019

CMC gathers in Steamboat Springs for all-employee conference

All campuses close at noon May 8 and all day May 9

Speakers celebrate finding purpose

Eric Ganshert gave the bachelor's commencement address at CMC Steamboat Springs' graduation. He earned a Bachelor of Arts: sustainability studies. Photo David Watson

CMC Steamboat Springs grads received degrees, certificates May 4

Northwest Colorado Food Coalition: Sustainability studies program at CMC offers permaculture education

The Steamboat Pilot & Today published this article by Tina Evans, professor of sustainability studies and Becky Edmiston, associate professor of biology at CMC Steamboat Springs.

Ethics leads to scholarship opportunities at CMC Steamboat

Ethics in Business and Sustainability Scholarship Competition April 11

‘Impressions In Ink’ features Colorado Creative Districts’ printmakers

"In Out, Up Down" by Steamboat Springs artist Susan Hover Oehme is one of the works featured in "Impressions In Ink." A public reception focusing on artists from Colorado's Creative Districts will be held 5:30-7:30 p.m. April 5 at CMC Steamboat Springs.

Reception is April 5 at CMC Steamboat Springs

CMC teacher interns give ‘ED Talks’ on rural education’s future

April talks held at four CMC locations