A Campus Pause Don’t forget that tomorrow, Monday, March 28, the campus community will use the time reserved for First Mondays programming to pause, inviting students, staff, and faculty to dedicate time to their own mental health. Classes will dismiss early, as on the first Monday of every block, so that all may participate. From …
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Kisunzu Wins Grant to Continue Photochemical Research Photo by Zak Kroger Assistant Professor of Organic Chemistry Jessica Kisunzu learned in February that she’d received a $16,000 two-year grant from Organic Syntheses Inc., which publishes procedures for preparing organic compounds. She’s one of 14 winners of this year’s summer research grants. The funds will support her …
Dear CC Community, When classes resume after Spring Break, we will be in the final stretch of an academic year in which we demonstrated the courage, grit, and resilience necessary to be together in person. We are a remarkable community, and we should take time to acknowledge our success. It wasn’t easy, but at CC, …
Sent on behalf of the DEIA Leadership Team and Staff Council: Our mission – to provide the finest liberal arts education in the country – calls on us to create an environment that fosters a positive racial climate on campus. As part of CC’s membership in the Liberal Arts Colleges Racial Equity Leadership Alliance and commitment …
Here’s what you need to know for the week of March 21: Use the CC COVID-19 dashboard to inform your masking choices. No screening testing during Spring Break. Optum will provide symptomatic testing services this week. Screening Testing Resumes After Spring Break Screening testing is not required during Spring Break; this includes students who are …
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New Assistant Vice President and Title IX Coordinator Hired CC welcomes Tashana Taylor as assistant vice president and Title IX coordinator. Taylor is currently director of civil rights and investigations for the Colorado Community College Systems, and was previously senior investigator at the University of Colorado Boulder. She also served as an investigator and mediator …
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The Academic Events Committee is soliciting proposals for Fall Conference workshops and classes. Please take a moment to submit a proposal for Fall Conference 2022. Currently, Fall Conference 2022 is scheduled for Thursday, Aug. 25. This event traditionally marks the beginning of the academic year and is a time for faculty and staff connect with one …
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Winter weather is in the forecast for today and Thursday. If you plan to travel during this time, allow for extra time and check road conditions. The storm is expected to have a major impact on Monument Hill and Interstate 25 to the north of Colorado Springs. Be prepared for winter driving conditions if you …
Campus Safety has received information about burglaries of several houses near campus. There have been six burglaries since Feb. 17 with three occurring in the last three days. These burglaries have taken place on Cache La Poudre Street, Wahsatch Avenue, Nevada Avenue, and Cascade Avenue. An arrest has been made in one of these cases. …
A Campus Pause Come together as a campus community to start Block 7 with a “campus pause.” On Monday, March 28, the campus community will use the time reserved for First Mondays programming to pause, inviting students, staff, and faculty to dedicate time to their own mental health. Classes will dismiss early, as on the …