Events & Workshops Click on the links below to learn more about the event and/or RSVP for the event. Block 6 Week 3 E-Waste Drop-Off Event Tuesday, March 3 | 1-2 p.m. Have college-owned e-waste to get rid of? Bring it to the e-waste drop-off event for proper electronic waste recycling at Breton Hall Garage …
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Save the Date & Register for Faculty Lunch Block 6
Don’t Miss Faculty Lunch Block 6 Join CC’s Director of Field Study, Drew Cavin, for the Block 6 Faculty Lunch talk, “Get on the Bus: The past, present, and future of course field trips at CC” on Tuesday, March 3 from 12:15-1:30 p.m. in Bemis Great Hall. Faculty and staff are invited to attend. Learn more about this event. Registration …
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Crown Center for Teaching Block 6 Newsletter
Block 6 Newsletter Consider Instructional Coaching If you’ve never considered participating in Instructional Coaching as a coach or coachee, we encourage you to explore the program’s offerings for individuals and groups. Instructional Coaching provides a confidential space to explore pedagogies and receive supportive feedback from a trusted colleague. Our coaches are talented teaching faculty of …
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Weekly Campus Operational Leadership Team (COLT) Meeting Summary
Dear CC Staff, To support transparency and shared understanding across the college, Staff Council will share a weekly summary of key operational updates discussed at the College Operational Leadership Team (COLT) meeting. You can view this week’s summary here: COLT Meeting Summary 2.16.2026TS.pdf. If you are interested in learning more about Colorado College’s operational governance …
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IEB Newsletter Block 6
“Caring for myself is not self-indulgence, it is self-preservation, and that is an act of political warfare.” — Audre Lorde Dear Beloved Community, We are at an inflection point. One year after a major shift in how we understand our rights and responsibilities in higher education and across the country, I find myself struggling to …
On the Beat – Block 6
Check out what’s happening in the Music Department! UPCOMING PERFORMANCES All performances are FREE and take place in Packard Hall unless otherwise indicated. A Lecture-Recital by Dr. Laura Farré Rozada, pianist and mathematician Thursday, Feb. 19 at 7 p.m. Award-winning pianist and mathematician Dr. Laura Farré Rozada gives a lecture-recital on Conceptual Simplification — a new …
Freedom of Expression Campus Update
Dear Campus Community, The Freedom of Expression (FOE) Policy Group would like to thank our students and colleagues for their thoughtful engagement throughout the Freedom of Expression Policy update process. We are grateful to everyone who participated in the community dialogues and to those who shared feedback through surveys during spring and fall 2025. Your …
Academic Building Access Update, Beginning Feb. 23
Dear Campus Community, I’m writing to share a change to academic building access. Beginning Monday, Feb. 23 (the second week of Block 6), academic buildings will move to card access only. What does this mean for you? You’ll simply need your Gold Card to scan into a card-access door, as exterior doors will remain locked. …
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Authors & Creators Reception: Tomorrow
Authors & Creators Reception: Tomorrow Last reminder for the 2026 Authors & Creators Reception! The annual Authors & Creators Reception will be held tomorrow, Tuesday, Feb. 17, at 3 p.m., in the Inasmuch Foundation Summit Reading Room on the 4th floor of the Charles L. Tutt Library with remarks at 3:30 p.m. We look forward to …
Live from Theatre and Dance, Vol. 6
Of Earth and Error Every year, Dance6 brings people together. Dancers and musicians. Faculty and students. Visiting artists and community members. This year’s production grows out of that tradition. It takes shape through shared work, conversation, and curiosity, with no single voice at the center. Of Earth and Error asks what it means to live …