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Proposals for AY 2026-27 Off-Campus Blocks |
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Deadline Approaching for Campus Sustainability Research |
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The Office of Sustainability monitors campus-wide progress through the Sustainability Tracking, Assessment & Rating System (STARS)—a transparent framework that evaluates institutions across five key areas, including Academic Research. As part of this effort, we’re asking faculty to complete a brief 10-minute survey about any sustainability-related research conducted in the past three years by Monday, Oct. 27.
Not sure if your work qualifies? Research may be considered sustainability-related if it meets any of the following criteria:
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- Explicitly mentions the concept of sustainability
- Addresses the interdependence of ecological, social, and/or economic systems
- Directly tackles one or more sustainability challenges, such as an SDG target or Earth Charter principle
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Your input helps us reflect the full scope of sustainability work happening across campus.
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Week of Action, Call for Interest |
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Join us this January by engaging in the Week of Action, Jan. 12-16, 2026. Week of Action is a week of opportunities and events that aim to mobilize, and inspire, staff and faculty to engage in local community-based work and build community.
We encourage departmental teams and individuals to join us for a two-three-hour community engagement activity. To express interest as a team or individually, please complete this form by Friday, Oct. 31.
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Calls to Action |
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Be a Champion for Civic Engagement |
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Our campus and communities thrive when every voice is heard. Join CC Votes to help inspire our students to become active participants in democracy. CC Votes is a campus and community coalition focused on voter registration, education, and turnout. Your leadership and example can spark a lifelong commitment to civic action and community impact. Learn more on the CC Votes website or email CCVotes@coloradocollege.edu.
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CC Employee Commuting Survey |
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The Office of Sustainability tracks the College’s greenhouse gas emissions each year as part of our commitment to understanding and reducing our environmental impact. This effort includes anonymous data on employee commuting, which falls under Scope 3 emissions – indirect behavioral activities. Our Emissions Team compiles and publishes this data annually in the Greenhouse Gas Technical Report.
Your responses help increase the accuracy of our reporting and help provide valuable insights into our community’s commuting patterns. Please take this anonymous five-minute survey about your commuting habits and you’ll be entered into a raffle to win a $10 Downtown Partnership gift card redeemable, at over 100 local downtown shops, restaurants, and venues.
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Alumni Career Connection |
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Do you know alumni working in exciting fields or involved in hiring at their organizations? Do you hear of opportunities and want help in sharing them? The Career Center would love to connect to create more job and internship pathways for students.
Keep the Career Center top of mind as a platform to advertise and recruit. You can send alumni leads or introductions to Sarah Fillman, Assistant Director of Employer Relations, or directly to the Career Center.
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Student Information
We encourage you to review the student newsletter and pass along opportunities that align with students’ interests and goals.
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