CANCELED: Sondermann Presidential Symposium – Building a Multiracial Democracy
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Due to unforeseen circumstances, this even has been canceled. We will keep you postef when the lecture has been rescheduled.
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CC’s 150th Extravaganza is only one week away!
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Nov. 1-2, more than 1,000 CC faculty, staff, alumni, and students will come together on campus to celebrate Homecoming Weekend.
On Saturday, Nov. 2, the celebration will culminate with THE event of the year – the 150th Extravaganza in Robson Arena starting at 8 p.m. To access the full weekend’s event offerings, register on-site Friday, Nov. 1 beginning at 10 a.m. in Tutt Library, or, if you’re only interested in attending the Extravaganza, registration will be available on-site in Robson.
Add this to your calendar.
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The Fall 2024 Issue of Anthropogenic is Out!
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State of the Rockies has released their newest issue of Anthropogenic, the student-led magazine. Read about student-faculty research projects, the State of the Rockies photo contest, 2024 Dark Skies Project, phase 2 of the Waldo Canyon post-fire ecological study, and more.
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CC Campus Safety Officer Serves as Delegate to the DNC
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Joe Shelton stands with the Colorado delegation sign at the 2024 DNC. Photo provided by Shelton.
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By Megan Clancy ’07
Joe Shelton has been a member of CC’s Campus Safety team for six years, currently serving as Midnight Shift Officer. In his daytime hours, he serves his community in another way, as an Executive Council Member for the El Paso County Democratic Party. And in August, Shelton was one of Colorado’s delegates to the Democratic National Convention.
“It was an amazing time,” says Shelton of attending the DNC in Chicago. “The convention was a lot bigger than I thought it would be. There is way more to it than what we see on TV.”
READ THE FULL STORY »
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Join Your Friends for a Ghostly Silent Disco
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Incoming first-year students rock out at a Silent Disco on August 23 at the FAC. Photo by Jamie Cotten
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Dress up in your Halloween finest and join us at the FAC on Saturday, Oct. 26 at 8 p.m. for Ghostly Grooves: Silent Disco Costume Party! Grab a pair of wireless headphones (provided by Discreet Beats), tune in to one of three live DJs (Discreet Beats’ best!), and dance to your own beat under the tent in our courtyard. We’ll also have a 360 camera photo booth! Cash bar and concessions open at 7:30 p.m. The first 200 CC students get in for free with both a current Gold Card and valid photo ID.
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Día de Muertos Celebration
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Join the FAC for a special community gathering for Día de Muertos, a celebration of life that demonstrates remembrance, love, and respect for those who have gone before us. Choose to come on either Nov. 1 or Nov. 2 from 4-8 p.m. or celebrate with us on both days!
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- Contribute to a community ofrenda
- Watch live music and performances
- Engage with hands-on art activities
- View the installation by artist Cal Duran
- See ofrendas created by local school and community groups
- Food and drink available for purchase
- New this year! Shop at a mercado with food vendors and artisans
- New this year! A children’s costume parade will be held on both days
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This event is free and open to the public, RSVPs are strongly encouraged.
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Interim President Whitaker visited senior art majors and faculty during their senior seminar in New York City, joining an excursion to the Modern Museum of Art on Oct. 14. The following day, she gathered with New York alumni and families to share an update on the state of the college and priorities for the next two years. Photo provided by Jennifer Frances, Art Department
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