Please review this important payroll information for pay period Dec. 7-21. Submittal and approval need to be done early. For the Dec. 7-21 Pay Period: Hourly staff must submit timesheets by Thursday, Dec. 15. Hours need to be estimated through Wednesday, Dec. 21. Supervisors must approve timesheets by Friday, Dec. 16. If there are any changes to your estimated hours, …
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CC Authors Reception–Save the Date Dear Faculty and Staff, CC AUTHORS AND CREATORS RECEPTION – SAVE THE DATE It’s been four years since the last CC Authors Reception, usually an annual event, and the Dean’s Office and the library want to celebrate big to make up for all the years we’ve missed! Submit your publications …
The Office of Communications and Marketing curates this report of news clips that feature Colorado College and CC-affiliated people. Media Coverage of Colorado College National News 11/3/22 | Newsweek | Heart-Wrenching Photos Show Elephant Mom Carries Body of Dead Calf for Days “ ‘Elephants (as well as other mammals) share the same basic neural structures …
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Dear CC Community, Over the last year, our Colorado College and Colorado Springs communities have faced multiple traumas that have caused many of us to feel scared, unsafe, frustrated, angry, and emotionally vulnerable. To address this challenge, we delayed classes this past Monday to hold a Community Conversation on mental health. President L. Song Richardson and …
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2022 Sundance Film “Framing Agnes” Screening at Cornerstone Cayce Hughes, assistant professor of sociology, is hosting filmmaker Chase Joynt and sociologist Kristen Schilt to screen their film “Framing Agnes.” “Framing Agnes” tells the story of a young trans woman who, in 1958, entered a study about sex disorders at UCLA in order to get the gender-affirming care she needed — …
You’re invited to read and discuss the second Antiracist Book Club selection for the 2022-23 academic year. The Block 4-6 reading will be “Sabrina & Corina: Stories.” Kali Fajardo-Anstine’s magnetic story collection breathes life into her Latina characters of Indigenous ancestry and the land they inhabit in the American West. Against the remarkable backdrop of …
The family of Daniel Aston, a victim in the Club Q shooting, will hold a public memorial service in his honor at Shove Memorial Chapel at 10 a.m. on Wednesday. Please be aware of increased activity, including police conducting traffic control, members of the media, and campus visitors, near Shove Chapel Wednesday morning. Shove Chapel …
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The Office of the Dean of the College invites faculty members to submit proposals for the Faculty-Student Collaborative Research Grant. The aim of the program is to fund summer collaborative research between faculty and students to support faculty in their scholarly activities and to provide students with first-hand research experience. Students will present their research …
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Office of Sustainability Enhancing Educational Experiences within the Office of the Dean of the College Sense of Place – Material Recovery Facility Tour Reduce, Reuse, and…RECYCLE! The Office of Sustainability is hosting an exciting Sense of Place tour at the Material Recovery Facility. Join us on Feb. 15 at 1:30 – 3:00 …
To ensure timely and accurate paychecks for all CC staff and faculty, here are instructions for entering hours on your timesheet for the remainder of the Fall Break: NOTE: If you did not work Tuesday, Nov. 22, Wednesday, Nov. 23, and Friday. Nov. 25, please record your scheduled hours under “Fall Break.” If you did not …
