The Crown Center for Teaching Call for Instructional Coaches, Instructional Coaching Program Participants Mentoring Alliance Program Conveners Instructional Coaching Program In line with our institutional anti-racism commitments, The Crown Center for Teaching Instructional Coaching Program is designed to support CC educators’ anti-oppressive pedagogical development. The program leverages CC faculty knowledge and skills by …
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Senior Spotlight In the weeks leading up to Commencement, we are honoring the outstanding achievements of our senior students in Senior Spotlight 2023! Carmen Villalba ’23 Major: Organismal Biology & Ecology Q: What is your hometown? A: Tempe, AZ Q: What are your plans for the future after graduation? A: I’ll be interning at a …
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COVID-19 Vaccine Mandate Ends for Colorado College Students With the federal government ending the COVID-19 public health emergency today, May 11, Colorado College will be removing the COVID-19 vaccine requirement. This means incoming students will no longer be required to provide proof of completing a COVID-19 vaccine series or request an exemption. COVID-19 vaccines are …
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Dear Students, As you may know, there is an important mayoral runoff election occurring in Colorado Springs. The results will be significant to the Springs and to Colorado College. I’m writing to encourage you to vote if you are eligible to do so. At CC, we practice critical thinking, courageous conversations, civil discourse, and …
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As the end of the academic year approaches, the Parking Office would like to share some reminders and updates. Current staff/faculty and student permits are valid through August 31, 2023. Students not living on campus over the summer may not leave their vehicle on campus. Students without a parking permit who are taking classes this …
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Dear Campus Community, After 18 years of service to Colorado College, Jan Edwards will retire on June 2. In January 2005, Jan established the Office of Disability Services, now named Accessibility Resources, to centralize services for students with disabilities—a population that has grown significantly over time. To meet the needs of students, Jan has increased …
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Tomorrow is the Work of the College Community Conversation: Creativity and Innovation Don’t forget to join us tomorrow for the last Community Conversation of the academic year. Professor of Creativity & Innovation Jane Hilberry will briefly share a bit about our mission and activities, then invite the audience to experience “Lyrical Questions,” one of the most popular …
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Office of Sustainability Enhancing Educational Experiences within the Office of the Dean of the College Ditch the Dumpster! Are you planning your move-out? Ditch the Dumpster is an annual program coordinated by the Office of Sustainability in partnership with Residential Experience. It encourages students to donate their gently used items instead of throwing …
Career Center Newsletter First Destination Survey Are you graduating this May? If so, Click here to fill out the First Destination Survey (FDS)! 100 survey participants will be selected to receive a gift card for Colorado Coffee! For your chance to win, simply share your post-graduation plans in the FDS survey. This survey allows Colorado College to make decisions …
Don’t Forget to Join Us For Today’s Community Conversation on Affirmative Action Today at 3:30 p.m. in the Cornerstone Screening Room, President L. Song Richardson, professor of political science, Doug Edlin, and panelists Rosalie Rodriguez, senior associate dean for student equity and inclusion, Christina Leza, associate professor for anthropology, and Karen Kristof, associate vice president and dean of …
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