Imagining Generative Futures The campus community is invited to the Mellon-funded Generative Futures Kickoff, the inaugural event in the Generative Futures series centered on Critical Language Inquiry in the Age of Artificial Intelligence, featuring Dr. Ruha Benjamin. On Wednesday, Oct. 7, at 7 p.m. in Celeste Theatre, Benjamin will deliver the series’ inaugural lecture. A …
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Family Weekend Brings Food, Fun, and Families to Campus Family Weekend returns Sept. 25-27, bringing Tiger families to campus for three days of events, activities, and plenty of reasons for students to get in on the fun. Friday kicks off with the Outdoor Education Fall Bike & Gear Sale from 2-4 p.m., followed by the …
Welcome to Block 2! Block 2—often the busiest time in the fall semester—is upon us! We at the Crown Center hope that you will take time out of your busy schedules to connect with colleagues at our workshops, gatherings, and events. Block 2 offerings invite us to reflect on teaching practices, plan for future growth, …
Academic Freedom Staff Feedback Session Building Bridges: A Staff-Faculty Partnering Program Want to help build community across campus in a fun, low-commitment way? Would you like to get to know some great new folks at work? Want to attend a class in an area you’re interested in, or see how one of the other departments …
Events & Workshops Click on the links below to learn more about the event and/or RSVP for the event! Research and Internship Symposium Friday, Sept. 25 | 3-5 p.m. Cornerstone Arts Center Oral presentations begin promptly at 3 p.m. in Celeste Theatre. Story-map and poster presentations begin at 4 p.m. in Cornerstone Main Space. Come …
Events & Workshops Click on the links below to learn more about the event and/or RSVP for the event! Davis Projects for Peace Virtual Info Session Monday, Sept. 21 | 12:30-1 p.m. Zoom link shared after registration. Changemaker Workshop: Restorative Conversations Thursday, Sept. 24 | 3:30-5 p.m. Tutt Library 105 Changemaker Workshop: Power, Positionality, and Community Engagement …
Dear CC Community, For many years, artists from across the Pikes Peak region have joined us on campus for the CC Arts & Crafts Fair, and the result has always been something special. This showcase of community and student makers is a valued tradition at CC. This year, we’re taking a pause. Staffing changes at …
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Dear CC Faculty and Staff, To support transparency and shared understanding across the College, Staff Council and the FEC shares a weekly summary of key operational updates discussed at the College Operational Leadership Team (COLT) meeting. Please review this week’s summary. If you are interested in learning more about CC’s operational governance framework, including the …
Don’t Miss Block 2 Faculty Lunch Join CC Visiting Associate Professor of Economics Michaël Bonnal for the Block 2 Faculty Lunch talk, “The Hidden Hand of Political Institutions in Technological Progress” on Tuesday, Oct. 6, from 12:15-1:30 p.m. in Bemis Great Hall. Faculty and staff are invited to attend. Learn more about this event. Registration is required by …
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Fall 2026 Antiracist Book Club: Wandering Stars Institutional Equity and Belonging (IEB) is delighted to announce that this semester’s Antiracist Book Club (ABC) selection is Wandering Stars (2024) by Tommy Orange. Orange’s second novel brings readers deeper into the lives of characters introduced in his New York Times bestselling debut, There There, while also standing …