CooXooEii Black ’20 wins Rattle Chapbook Prize CooXooEii Black ’20 recently won the Rattle Chapbook Prize for his book, “The Morning You Saw a Train of Stars Streaking Across the Sky.” Chapbooks are books of poems less than 40 pages, and the Rattle Chapbook Prize is very competitive. There were over 2,000 entries for the 2022 Rattle Chapbook …
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Planned Projects During Spring Break We want to advise you that during Spring Break there will be a variety of construction projects, outlined below, occurring on campus. If you plan to be on campus during this time, please be aware and plan ahead for temporary disruptions. Fri., March 23-Mon., March 27, the compressors for Olin …
Check out the Crown Center for Teaching’s Block 7 Programming! All sessions meet 3:30-5 p.m. No RSVP Necessary. Afternoon snacks will be served! Tuesday, April 4 Student Panel on Teaching and Learning Tutt Library 411/412 Education majors share their research projects and insights on a variety of topics related to teaching and learning that include student …
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Greetings CC Students, Over the last few weeks, Campus Safety has responded to reports of vandalism to PikeRide bikes around Worner Campus Center and Mathias Hall. In total, there have been three separate reports detailing damages to six bikes; one may result in criminal charges. Vandalism is contrary CC’s core values and threatens the college’s …
Dear Campus Community, I’m delighted to announce that Ty Nagamatsu will become the college’s ombuds. The ombuds is an informal and independent resource for faculty, staff, and students who have questions, concerns, or issues internal to the college, such as matters related to the workplace or learning environment, or concerns about policies, procedures, and resources. …
Career Center Newsletter Highlighted Events and Opportunities The Summer Internship Funding Application is open for 2023. All applications must be submitted through Summit (under the Office of the Dean of the College). Funding is intended to increase the ability of CC students to participate in internships that are unpaid or underpaid. Each Colorado College student is eligible to receive …
BLOCK 7 CROWN FORUM: Antiracism Implementation Plan Goals Establish Antiracism, Equity, and inclusion as Foundational to Our Community Expectations The FEC’s number one priority this year is to support the college in implementing the antiracism plan goals while upholding academic freedom. We are co-sponsoring a series of forums from Blocks two to seven with …
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A Note from Ryan Simmons I am excited to announce our HR newsletter: People Connections. The Human Resources team is working hard to partner with you to help CC continue to be a great place to work. We hope the updates in this newsletter will be helpful to you. In this edition, you’ll meet a …
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You’re Invited! Come celebrate Robert Moore P’13 at his farewell reception, 4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 19, at Smith Family Gallery, Colorado College Fine Arts Center. Robert’s influence on Colorado College has been transformative, as he led Human Resources, Facilities, the college’s finances, administrative services, and dining operations since 2009. His work has improved our physical campus, …
Yesterday Campus Safety conducted a test of the emergency notification system, RAVE, which is used to notify people across campus of emergency situations. If you did not receive the test, please email Campus Safety with “RAVE Emergency Notification” in the subject line to request being added to the system. CC is dedicated to providing a …
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