ITS closed this afternoon ITS will be closed this afternoon for a division event (11:45 – close). We will monitor email (its@coloradocollege.edu) for emergencies, but otherwise will get back to you tomorrow morning. Note that you can now create an ITS ticket from the CC Single Sign-In page – look for the button labeled “IT …
Continue reading “ITS closed this afternoon starting at 11:45am”
Dear Campus Community, As we experience transitions at the Cabinet level, we are evaluating responsibilities and adjusting roles to serve our community more effectively. The recent retirements in the cabinet provide us with an opportunity to redistribute responsibilities to provide more effective leadership for our Colorado College community. One of these opportunities is to provide …
Continue reading “Update on Our Chief Operating Officer Role and Responsibilities”
Tonight in Celeste Theatre: Festival Orchestra Concert! We’re proud to support the Colorado College Summer Music Festival! Join us for concerts in Packard Hall and Celeste Theatre throughout June that are all FREE for CC students, faculty, and staff. Get your free tickets by selecting “CCID tickets” when choosing a seat OR by inputting the …
Continue reading “Free tickets to all Summer Music Festival concerts this June!”
Don’t Forget – Juneteenth Virtual Event, Wed. June 14, 2-3:30 p.m. Learn about the history of Juneteenth from author, national public speaker, and education juggernaut, Adam Smith. Celebrate the talent of the local community and find out how you can get involved in Juneteenth activities near you! All members of the Colorado College community, including students, faculty and …
Continue reading “Reminder: Celebrate Juneteenth With Our Virtual Event”
Upcoming Events Focusing on Social Justice and the Humanities Cornerstone Arts Center, Colorado College, June 15 & 16 As a recipient of the Mellon Foundation’s “Humanities For All Times” Grant, Colorado College is hosting several exciting events that will explore the role of poetry, dance, and visual art for social justice work. These events are …
Continue reading “Events This Week Focusing on Art and Social Justice”
Love is Love is Love! Pikes Peak Pride Festival and Parade | June 10 and 11 Where: Alamo Square Park, 215 S Tejon Street (Pioneer Museum) Cost: Free admission to the festival Parade: Sunday, June 11, 11 a.m. Acacia Park to Pioneer Museum via Tejon Street More Info: Pikes Peak Pride | LGBTQ | JUNE …
Summer Session is Off and Running! Photo submitted by Jennifer Coombes Summer Session 2023 is off to an exhilarating start, delivering a vibrant and impactful learning experience to students. With 146 students enrolled in eight off-campus courses and 265 students enrolled in 23 on-campus courses, this summer term is set to leave a lasting impression. …
Continue reading “Around the Block – Summer Session is Underway”
In May, the Wellness Resource Center made adjustments to better align with the college’s new mental health and wellness commitment. Molly Hadley, formerly assistant director, has been promoted to director of the Wellness Resource Center. As director, Hadley will continue strategizing and overseeing the work of the center. Additionally, Hadley will support college-wide public health …
Continue reading “Restructuring the Wellness Resource Center to Align with Campus”
Dear CC Community, As we wrap up our second year of Project 2024, we are thrilled to share our Year Two Report. This details what we’ve done to move from ideas to action plans. The Project 2024 Steering Committee pursued several initiatives this year. All of them build on what we heard in last year’s …
News for and about CC’s Thriving Research Grant Community Photo by Skye Studios on Unsplash Join the Summer Grants Community Dear colleagues, While the summer is a precious time for rest and rejuvenation, I’ve also heard from a number of faculty who look forward to delving into their scholarly and creative work in the coming …
Continue reading “The Gold Mine – A Resource for CC’s Research Grant Community (June 2023)”
