CCE Block 5 Newsletter Table of Contents Spotlights Spring Engagement & Learning Opportunities CERN Save the Date Stay in the Loop Welcome back, Campus! As you transition to a new semester, we encourage you to consider how you might take action to make the world and our community a little better by participating in activities …
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Changes to Gold Card, Papercut Printing, and IT Tickets Gold Card The ITS Solutions Center is now in charge of printing Gold Cards as well as modifying door access for Gold Cards. Please use our new ticketing system (see below) to request card access changes going forward instead of submitting tickets to the Facilities work-order system (TMA). …
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Project 2024 Year Three Update: Unveiling Progress and ‘Moving Forward’ In Year One, Project 2024 engaged the community on “What we hope to do.” Year Two asked “How do we do it?” Now, please join President Richardson and Susan Ashley for an update on Project 2024 in Year Three and learn more about our progress …
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February is Black History Month Black History Month, celebrated annually in February, serves as a dedicated time to honor the achievements, contributions, and rich history of African Americans. Originating from the efforts of historian Carter G. Woodson and other influential African Americans, the celebration aims to shed light on the often overlooked impact of Black …
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Dear Students, On January 23, you should have received an e-mail from The Virtual Care Group notifying you that you now have full access to their telehealth platform. With this service you can get the mental health care you need anytime, from anywhere. We encourage you to take advantage of this service which includes unlimited …
WSJ and The Washington Post Access All faculty, students & staff now have access to The Wallstreet Journal and The Washington Post through the Colorado College Libraries: The Wall Street Journal is an international daily newspaper based in New York City and is focused on business and economics. Users must create a WSJ account via …
Crack the Code: Join Us for an Exclusive Dive into Evolving Cybersecurity at CC! Cybersecurity is a dynamic and evolving field due to the constant emergence of new threats and vulnerabilities. Save the date to learn more about cybersecurity at CC with Khaleel Gathers, VP and Chief Information Officer from the Office of Information Technology. …
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Career Center Highlights Questions Corner: Your Questions Answered! This week’s question is: What’s a good career resource for students who aspire to intern or work globally? Whether you dream of working in your home country, exploring opportunities in other countries, or embarking on a short-term work experience, GoinGlobal offers a fantastic suite of job, internship, and …
It’s CC’s Sesquicentennial! Cutler Hall 1901. Photo by F. P. Stephens For a century and a half, CC has fostered intellectual curiosity, academic excellence, and a deep appreciation for doing things differently. From its founding in 1874, we have continually evolved, developing a community of diverse minds and innovative thinkers. And now it’s time to celebrate! …
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Block 5 Music Events and an Alumnus Spotlight Congrats! Congratulations to Ian Widmann, who walked in Winter Commencement on December 17 after completing all credits for his Bachelor of Arts degree in Music Education with a minor in The Ancient World. Widmann has been contributing to the Music Department in many ways, including performing with …