CMC: Success Getting In Getting Help Campuses Programs Courses Moving On Directory Index | Apps Colorado Mountain College 07-08 Catalog @ www.coloradomtn.edu/register/ is available online @ http://catalog.coloradomtn.edu/ Class schedules are available online Current catalog information n n Colorado Mountain College – (USPS 023-404) (Summer Volume 2, Issue 4, June, 2007) is published quarterly during the months of August, December, April and June with multiple editions of each publication (except June). Publications are produced by campus and central staff of Colorado Mountain College at 831 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601. Periodical postage rates paid at Glenwood Springs, CO and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to CMC Marketing Communications, Colorado Mountain College, 831 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601. This catalog is certified as true and correct in content and policy as of its publishing in June 2007. 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CMC 06-0707-08 Catalog Addresses, Schedule & Contents Getting In Getting CMC Locations 07-08 Contents Academic Calendar Alpine Campus Timberline Campus 5 Steamboat Springs Leadville CMC: Your Success 1330 Bob Adams Drive 901 South Highway 24 Fall 2007 is our Goal Steamboat Springs, CO 80487 Leadville, CO 80461 Registration Begins (970) 870-4444 (719) 486-2015 July 30, 2007 11 Classes Begin Help Getting Aspen Campus Timberline Campus Getting In: August 27, 2007 0255 Sage Way Chaffee County Academic Center Admissions, Registration, Aspen, CO 81611 27900 County Road 319 Labor Day Costs & Grades (970) 925-7740 PO Box 897 September 3, 2007 Buena Vista, CO 81211 (No classes) Thanksgiving 21 Roaring Fork Campus (719) 395-8419 Getting Help: Carbondale November 21-23, 2007 Financial Aid & Lappala Center Vail-Eagle Valley Campus Classes End Other Services Campuses 690 Colorado Avenue 150 Miller Ranch Road December 14, 2007 Edwards CO 81632 Carbondale, CO 81623 Graduation (970) 963-2172 (970) 569-2900 December 14, 2007 29 Campuses: Roaring Fork Campus West Garfield Campus Fall Grades Due Residential Campuses, Glenwood Springs Center 3695 Airport Road December 19, 2007 Housing & Food Service 1402 Blake Avenue Rifle, CO 81650 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 (970) 625-1871 Spring 2008 Programs (970) 945-7486 Registration Begins 35 Central Admissions & Programs: December 3, 2007 Roaring Fork Campus Administration Degrees, Certificates Classes Begin Spring Valley 831 Grand Avenue & Planning January 14, 2008 3000 County Road 114 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 970-945-8691 Spring Break 111 (970) 945-7481 800-621-8559 (toll-free) varies by campus Courses: [email protected] Classes End Academic Courses, Courses Summit Campus May 2, 2008 Calendar & Policies Breckenridge Center Graduation 103 South Harris Street May 2, 2008 PO Box 2208 169 Spring Grades Due Breckenridge, CO 80424 Moving On: May 7, 2008 (970) 453-6757 Graduating, Records, Rights & Transferability Summit Campus On Moving Dillon Center 177 333 Fiedler Avenue Directory: PO Box 1414 CMC Full-time Faculty Dillon, CO 80435 & Staff (970) 468-5989 185 Index Directory 187 Applications: Application for Admission, CMC Foundation Scholarship Application Index | Apps | Index 07-08 Colorado Mountain College Catalog . 07-08 Catalog Letter from the President Welcome to the fortieth year of learning at Colorado Mountain College! Since 1967, students' learning has been our highest priority. We are committed to providing support for your learning not only in the classroom, but also through a variety of student services, such as counseling, financial aid, and learning support labs, all designed to enhance your educational experience. Whether you are retraining for new job opportunities, taking classes to transfer to a four-year college, obtaining additional skills for your current job, or simply learning something new, Colorado Mountain College offers a variety of affordable opportunities. You may be interested in one of our many certificate and degree programs. Or you might want to take a general education course, a non-credit class, workforce training, or an English as a second language offering. For your convenience, we provide our classes during the day, night, and weekends -- and even online. 1967 Catalog This catalog will give you an overview of our college. Here you can learn who we are and how we operate, as well as the courses, programs, and learning options we offer to help you reach your educational goals. 1968 Catalog Come and join us at Colorado Mountain College. Let us help you to reach your goals. Sincerely, Dr. Robert Spuhler President, Colorado Mountain College 1969 Catalog n CMC:Your Success Where We Are n Begin Your Four-Year Degree n Experiential and International Learning n Community Outreach and Partnerships n Mission, Vision, and Values n Goals n Accreditation n Contact Us 1973 Catalog 1970 Catalog IAN DERRINGTONDERRINGTON was salutatorian of his class. While still in high school, he took enough classes from Colorado Mountain College that he was able to transfer to the University of Colorado as a sophomore. He double-majored at CU in applied math and engineering physics, graduating summa cum laude in physics. Now he is pursuing his Ph.D. on a teaching fellowship at the University of Washington. 1971 Catalog 07-08 Colorado Mountain College Catalog . CMC: Your Success Your Success is our Goal Learning here is personal. Classes are small. Faculty are friendly. Locations Our graduates say that Colorado Mountain College has provided a The Colorado Mountain College service area covers all or part of nine counties in north-central Colorado. Our 12,000 square solid foundation for the challenges they have faced. mile service area includes homestead ranches, wilderness, Victorian boomtowns, mining, and the cultural atmosphere that has grown Whether you need help registering for classes or planning for your alongside international resorts. future, you'll find CMC teachers and staff who will take time with Colorado Mountain College includes eleven locations in the Colorado Rocky Moun- you. They know that if you are happy with your college and tains. Three of these campus are full-service, offering residence halls, dining, library and comfortable in your environment, you'll have a better chance to complete student services. These residential campuses are located at Leadville, Steamboat succeed. We want to give you more than a diploma or certificate. Springs, and near Glenwood at Spring Val- ley. Our other campuses primarily serve local residents, though some students come to We want to foster an environment that helps you succeed in all these locations from outside the region. See the District and Service Area Map for all of areas of your life. our locations. We also offer many courses transmitted across the district via live interactive video. This system allows students at one location to see, hear and speak with their teacher and classmates at several other Colorado Moun- tain College sites. The Colorado Mountain College Interactive Video Network includes Aspen, Brecken- ridge, Dillon, Central Services in Glenwood Springs, Edwards, Spring Valley, Leadville, Rifle, and Steamboat Springs. Additional distance learning opportunities are provided through Internet web courses or courses that combine various learning technologies. Begin Your Four-Year Degree Our academic programs (the AA and AS degrees) are designed for transfer to four-year colleges and universities. This is the course work traditionally taught during freshman and sophomore years at four year schools. Access to learning is top priority at Colorado Mountain College. Colorado Mountain College is a member of the statewide Guaranteed General Education Project, which guarantees transfer of credits to Colorado's public colleges and universi- ties. Schools in Colorado have also adopted a common core of 24 business