CMC Esports Club Hosts Virtual Game Night on June 4 Colorado Mountain College students will soon be able to play a new era of contact-free sports. The new CMC Leadville Esports Club is now welcoming students interested in online gaming to join their digital community. Students from all Colorado Mountain College campuses are welcome, as […]
CMC Leadville Recognizes Faculty and Staff of the Year
Every year, Colorado Mountain College students and employees recognize specific staff and faculty members for their contributions to their campus community. The nominations for the 2019-2020 academic year have been reviewed and the results are in. Please join us in congratulating Windy Selig, Brian Rosser, and Liz Miller on being named Faculty & Staff of […]
CMC Leadville Welcomes New Associate Dean of Academic and Student Affairs
Amy Smallwood, new Associate Dean of Academic and Student Affairs at Colorado Mountain College Leadville The Leadville Campus would like to officially welcome Amy Smallwood as the new Associate Dean of Academic and Student Affairs at Leadville. Amy will be transitioning from her current role as the Assistant Dean of Instruction, where she has contributed […]
Navigating the New Normal of Online Learning
CMC students and faculty are leveraging technology to connect, engage, and learn — at home Thanks to widespread stay-at-home orders and social distancing, college students and their professors are leaning in to online learning. Though it’s been a challenge, Colorado Mountain College students like Maddie Kellar and her peers are doing their best to adjust […]
National Poetry Month Haiku Contest
Colorado Mountain College Leadville is celebrating National Poetry Month with a social media haiku contest. Poets and participants can enter by sharing their original haiku as a comment on the CMC Leadville Facebook OR Instagram contest posts. Each week there will be a new quaran-theme announced and a call for submissions on Facebook and Instagram. […]
Spring 2020 Student Resources
With all the changes happening as CMC transitions from traditional classes to distance learning, we want to make sure our students know what resources are available and how to access them. Online Tutoring Virtual tutors are available now. All campus tutors have designated hours where students can login to get help, or set-up […]
Tips for Taking Online Classes
As college classes move online and distance learning becomes the new normal, Colorado Mountain College wants to give you the tools you need to succeed in a digital classroom. Online classes are generally more flexible and accessible than a traditional college setting. With that flexibility, comes other unique challenges. These tips for taking online classes […]
Colorado Mountain College to extend spring break, then hold credit classes via distance learning
In taking precautions against the spread of the novel coronavirus (COVID-19), effective immediately, Colorado Mountain College is temporarily changing operations for all campuses and locations. These changes will affect all credit and non-credit students, as well as community members and employees. For students only, spring break will be extended by one week, through March 20, […]
Do you have what it takes to race in snowshoes at 10,000 feet above sea level?
Leadville will soon host the highest U.S. Snowshoe Championships ever By John Meyer, original article shared in The Denver Post Feb 18, 2020 Forgive the breathless prose you are about to read here, but just writing about snowshoe racing 10,000 feet above sea level makes us stop and catch our breath after every paragraph or two. Nevertheless, […]
CMC and GOL! are making the mountains more accessible
CMC Leadville and Get Outdoors Leadville work together to benefit students and the community As the outdoor industry continues to grow, creating more jobs for Colorado Mountain College students and future outdoor professionals, it’s important to address social issues affecting the industry and local community. In Lake County, Get Outdoors Leadville! has been tackling concerns […]