Career Center Newsletter Highlighted Events and Opportunities Kinship Landing Are you ready to be outrageous? Kinship Landing is hiring across all departments, no experience is required. Come hang with us and meet the team! Oh, and did we mention there will be free coffee & cookies? Apply externally. Denver Museum of Nature & Science Internship …
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Dialogue on Commencement Speaker
Dear Seniors, As you know, last month I announced that former U.S. Rep. Liz Cheney, CC Class of 1988, will speak at Commencement this year. Many of you have courageously spoken up – both in support and in opposition – about the speaker choice and process, and I want you to know we hear you. …
Join us for the Next Work of the College Roadshow
Join Us Next Week for the Work of the College Roadshow: Staff Compensation Join Ryan Simmons, vice president of people and workplace culture, Lori Seager, vice president of finance and chief financial officer, and Laurie Mozingo, associate vice president for people operations, on Tuesday, April 25, 2-3 p.m., in JLK McHugh Commons, to learn about …
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Wrapping Up Division III Week
Thank you for helping celebrate CC’s student-athletes! Your faculty athletics representatives – Pedro de Araujo and I – appreciate your attention this week. We hope you’ve learned a bit more about Division III and our amazing student-athletes! If you missed one of our features or you’d like to revisit some of the student-athletes we celebrated …
Celebrating Student-Athletes During Division III Week
This week is all about our Division III student-athletes I hope you enjoy learning more about these two CC Tigers! Class Year: 2025 Sport: Swimming and Diving Major: Economics Favorite Class: Paris on the Precipice (in Paris) Top CC Academic Moment: Making the Dean’s List my freshman year Special Talent: I can play the violin. Hobbies: …
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Well Wishes for Barbara Wilson on Her Retirement
Dear Campus Community, It is with a deep sense of gratitude and mixed emotions that I announce that Barbara Wilson, associate vice president for administrative services, will retire in mid-May after over 22 years of service to Colorado College. Please join me in thanking Barbara for her years of service and wishing her well. Watch your …
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Help Recognize Our CC Student-Athletes
It’s Day 5 of Division III Week and we aren’t done yet! This week, we’ve highlighted two Division III student-athletes each day. Today, I’m thrilled to introduce to two more CC Tigers! Class Year: 2024 Sport: Women’s Tennis Major: Political Science Favorite Class: The Judiciary (shoutout my advisor Doug Edlin) Top CC Academic Moment: When I successfully passed elementary level …
Updates re: the Office for Civil Rights and Title IX
Dear Campus Community, CC’s Office for Civil Rights and Title IX has a new permanent home! The office is now located at 214 E. Dale Street, Unit 200. They are still getting settled in, but feel free to stop by and say hello. Additionally, Tashana Taylor, assistant vice president for Civil Rights, and Title IX …
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Around the Block – Focusing on the Environment
Did you know… The Speaking Center, part of the Colket Center for Academic Excellence, offers in-person oral communication tutoring sessions and strategic communications workshops for the campus community. Students deserve to receive public speaking support, just as they have writing support. Learning the art of effective communication is a life skill that’s foundational to building relationships …
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Updates on Housing Selection Process
Dear CC community, We are aware of many concerns regarding housing selection for the next academic year. For the 2023-24 academic year, we had over 200 seniors apply to live on campus for 75 spaces and 1,075 rising juniors/rising sophomores sign their housing agreement with an intent to live on campus. Of those approximately 1,300 …
