What CC Facts Would You Like to Know? Need to know how many students are enrolled at CC? Maybe a few figures on our staff population? Colorado College’s online fact book, CC Facts, can help you find what you need. CC Facts provides commonly requested data on the institution in an easy-to-use interactive dashboard format. The …
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Dear CC Community, It was rewarding to share updates on Project 2024 and to explore ways of connecting our actions with our aspirations with colleagues at Spring Conference 2023. We took inspiration from John F. Kennedy’s directive to NASA in 1962 to “land on the moon by the end of the decade” to brainstorm motivating …
Creativity and Doubt Jessica Hunter, PhD Associate Director of Creativity & Innovation To have doubt is to be in a vulnerable position, uncomfortable, unsafe, and potentially threatened. But for anyone trying to discover, create, imagine, or feel, doubt marks the territory of operations. It gives us access to perceptions, interactions of the senses and the …
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Dear Faculty Member: The Office of Accessibility Resources celebrates access, equity, and inclusion—elements of a strong liberal arts education that are embraced by Colorado College. Appreciating that disability is integral to the diversity of our campus, we partner with students, faculty, and staff to create a community that welcomes and encourages the full participation of …
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Campus Safety will conduct a test of the RAVE Emergency Notification System Thursday, March 16. This system is used to notify the campus community of any hazardous conditions on campus using the Standard Response Protocol. As a member of the campus community, your CC email is automatically enrolled in the emergency notification system. If you …
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Dear CC Community, At Colorado College, we encourage courageous conversations and bold actions. We know that these conversations are not easy. However, they are essential for us to bridge divisions and make progress in our polarized, quick-to-judge, reactionary world. When we listen, debate in a respectful manner, and try to put ourselves in someone else’s …
The CC Tiger Hockey team won their playoff series for only the second time in National Collegiate Hockey Conference history by sweeping #7 nationally-ranked Western Michigan, Now, the Tigers advance to the NCHC Frozen Faceoff vs. University of Denver this Friday, March 17. Cheer on the Tigers at a Frozen Faceoff watch party at Robson …
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Mark Your Calendar for the Block 7 First Mondays speaker, Monday, April 3, at 11:15 a.m. in the Kathryn Mohrman Theatre. Join us for a talk by Bryan Alexander about the research behind his new book, “Universities on Fire: Higher Education in the Climate Crisis,” which explores the many levels of possible academic engagement, and …
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Join Us This Wednesday for the Work of the College Roadshow: Anonymous Reporting, Ombuds, Official Complaints, March 15, 2-3 p.m. Join Tashana Taylor, assistant vice president for Civil Rights and Title IX coordinator, and Lyrae Williams, associate vice president for Institutional Planning and Effectiveness, on Wednesday, March 15, 2-3 p.m. in Yalich Boardroom, to learn …
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It is time for the Block 6 update from ITS. There is nothing to report from Tutt Library at this time. If you have questions about any of the information presented here, please reach out to Linda Petro at (719) 389-6250 or jmontoya@coloradocollege.edu. Pictured above: Jeff Montoya, IT security engineer, and Dan Wiencek, user support …
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