Tag: Summit Campus
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At Summit County meeting CMC trustees certify mill levy, election results
At its Dec. 12 meeting in Dillon, the Colorado Mountain College Board of Trustees unanimously certified the mill levy at 3.997 (which has been unchanged for more than 40 years), certified election results and accepted the 2017-18 financial audit. The election results that were certified were for ballot initiative 7D, which passed at 72 to…
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CMC to offer teacher education bachelor’s degree in Lake, Summit counties
Information sessions July 23 in Breckenridge, July 30 in Leadville
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Alpine Bank awards students with Latino/Hispanic scholarships to CMC
Thirteen high school graduates to attend Colorado Mountain College this fall
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Free youth outdoor leadership week offered at CMC Leadville
First Ascent accepting applications until April 13 for July program
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A 25th anniversary with taste
[metaslider id=”23″]CMC Culinary Institute alumni return to create feast for 100 lucky diners By Carrie Click If you’re like most college alumni, during your reunion you probably walked around holding a little plate topped with cheese and crackers and maybe a few carrot sticks while you balanced a drink in your other hand. In a…
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CMC campuses close May 10-11 for annual employee conference
If you want to stop by your local Colorado Mountain College campus May 10 or 11 to sign up for summer classes, you might want to wait until the next day. As a result of an all-employee conference, all of the college’s campuses and administrative offices – from Rifle to Steamboat to Aspen, and all…
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CMC Board of Trustees approves 2017-18 tuition
The Colorado Mountain College Board of Trustees met Jan. 25 at the college’s Vail Valley campus in Edwards for a community meet-and-greet, a regular board meeting, and two work sessions – one on capital projects, and the other on tuition and fees. Following the work session on tuition and fees, which included presentations by college…
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CMC at front of nursing education
Colorado Mountain College recently demonstrated how it is at the forefront of nursing education during a national nursing conference. At the Organization for Associate Degree Nursing conference in Dallas Nov. 4-6, Betty Damask-Bembenek, the college’s director of nursing education, presented “A Nursing Academic Progression Model,” outlining the college’s Bachelor of Science in nursing degree. At…