Don’t Forget to Take the NACCC Survey

Dear Students,

We want YOUR input about the racial climate on the CC campus. The National Assessment of Collegiate Campus Climates survey assesses the extent to which race matters on campus and how students feel about the current level of equity at CC. As of the morning of Nov. 2, 631 students (or 26.44%) have completed or started the survey, so we still need to hear from more of you!

Watch the video below to hear from Mary Nussbaumer ’22, CCSGA vice president for student life, Lesley Irvine, vice president and director of athletics, and Emily Chan, professor of psychology, associate director of race, ethnicity, and migration studies, and director of the Bridge Scholars program, about why it’s so important for you to participate in the survey.

Important information about the survey:

For a link to the survey, check your email for messages from helpdesk@nacccsurvey.org” style=”font-weight: normal;font-weight: normal;color: #7a6646;text-decoration: underline;color: #7a6646;text-decoration: underline”>helpdesk@nacccsurvey.org.
The survey closes Nov. 9.
The survey will take about 15 minutes to complete.
Results and recommendations from the University of Southern California’s Race and Equity Center will be received during the summer of 2022 and shared with the campus community.
After the conclusion of the survey, every student who completed the survey will have a chance to win one of three Apple iPads, including an Apple Pencil.

We understand that responding to statements on race and the racial climate on campus may cause any number of feelings, and may be uncomfortable for you. For support, the diversity, equity, and inclusion team; Butler Center; Counseling Center; Wellness Resource Center; and Spiritual Life are available.

Thank you for your commitment to antiracism at Colorado College.

Sincerely,

Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Leadership Team

Rosalie Rodriguez
Senior Associate Dean of Students for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Director of the Butler Center

Peony Fhagen, Ph.D.
Senior Associate Dean of Equity, Inclusion, and Faculty Development

Eric E. Lee, Ph.D.
Assistant Vice President of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion for Staff and Administrative Operations

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Announcements for Staff

Spring Preregistration Opens Next Week; Dates are 11/8 – 12/3

The open period for Spring Preregistration will take place in Banner SSB starting next week Monday, November 8th and will run through Friday, December 3rd.

Students will have 4 weeks to…
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Faculty & Staff Funding Opportunities

Creativity & Innovation offers two types of funding for faculty and staff: Creative Exploration Grants and Changemaker Collaboration Grants. Tenure-track faculty, lecturers…
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Lectures by Peter W. Marty, Publisher of Christian Century and CC alumnus

Lectures by Peter W. Marty, publisher of Christian Century and CC alumnus

Peter W. Marty, a major voice in progressive ecumenical Christianity, will offer two talks in…
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November TIAA Webinars

November TIAA Webinars
Access these webinars at: https://shared.tiaa.org/public/publictools/campaign/login/webinar?resume=/idp/F5lxy/resumeSAML20/idp/SSO.ping
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Mood Food!

Making changes in what you eat can give your outlook a lift.
Join us in this expert led seminar to learn what foods can help tame stress, boost your mood and ease anxiety.
Join the Zoom Meeting:
Wednes…
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TODAY — An Art History Major’s Career as an Art Dealer — 1:00 pm in Packard Hall 23

Tom Cleary
“An Art History Major’s Career as an Art Dealer”
Wednesday, November 3, 1:00 p.m.
Packard Hall 23

Tom Cleary, CC class of 2010 will be visiting the college on Wednesday, November 3.…
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“Silence”

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Caste in the United States: Dispatches from the Civil Rights Movement for Caste Equity in United States

Thenmozhi Soundararajan, “Caste in the United States: Dispatches from the Civil Rights Movement for Caste Equity in United States,” Nov 10, 2021 04:00 PM Mountain Time. This event is part of th…
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NEW Remote Access Policy 30-day Open Comment Period

Access to key information systems and services residing on the CC secured network is a requirement for a significant portion of the CC community. With the onset of the pandemic and following previous work and r…
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Register for Faculty Lunch block #3 featuring Janet Burge

Faculty Lunch block #3 featuring Janet Burge

Wicked Problems

Design, including software design, has to tackle complicated real-world problems. H…
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Ofrenda in Shove Chapel for Día de los Muertos

The ofrenda (altar) for Día de los Muertos in the side chapel of Shove, is an opportunity for our community to create and build an ofrenda that intentionally remembers loved ones who have died and honors person…
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Fire and Erosion: Making Things Out of Clay – THIS FRIDAY!

Fire and Erosion: Making Things Out of Clay
with Jeremiah Houck, Assistant Director of the Bemis School of Art

This drop-in, not-for-credit mini-workshop covers some of the clay cons…
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“Connections, Belonging, and Indigenous Identity in Museum Spaces” – Tuesday Nov. 9 @ 6 pm

“Connections, Belonging, and Indigenous Identity in Museum Spaces”

Visiting Professor Joe Baker, Ex…
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Common Read 2023-24: Call for Submissions

The Office of Academic Programs invites your nominations for the CC Common Read for 2023-2024. The deadline is December 22, 20…
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NEXT WEEK: Writing Strong Letters of Reccomendation

Tuesday, November 9, 2021, 2:00 to 3:30 p.m., Tutt Library 238. RSVP here. Join Chris …
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Meet Young Alum Kira Osborn

November 4 at 2pm in the Chapman Community Plaza
Come by to meet Kira Osborn ’14, a CC Young Alum! From a CC RA to the Global Operations Manager at NIKE.
Join us for discussion over donuts and chocolate m…
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Register for Faculty Lunch block #3 featuring Janet Burge

Faculty Lunch block #3 featuring Janet Burge

Wicked Problems

Design, including software design, has to tackle complicated real-world problems. H…
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BlueForm Requests

In case you missed it, BlueForm requests has a new online form. If you need information about current students, courses offered, Academic Department information (like course/student reviews), demographics, enro…
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Block 4 Course: Racial Identity Development (PSY 178/REMS 200)

There are no prerequisites to take this course.
Equity and Power and Societies & Human Behavior Gen Ed Designations

This course is taught by Peo…
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Music Department Fall 2021 Senior Colloquium

Friday, November 5 at 1:00 pm in Packard Hall

The Music D…
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Professor Olufemi Taiwo Speaks on “Subjective Security,” Nov. 4 at 3:30 p.m.

Professor Olufemi Taiwo Speaks on “Subjective Security,” Nov. 4 at 3:30 pm

All are invited to hear Professor Olufemi Taiwo (Georgetow…
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Staff Events

🌼Dia de Muertos🌼

Today until 10:00 a.m.
Windom House 1132 N Cascade Ave
SOMOS, SP House, MOSAIC, SP Department, and CC Mobile Arts invite you to celebrate Dia de Muertos at Spanish House (Windom House 1132 N Cascade Ave).
🌼Nov 1st: Altar Making Workshop from 4 t…
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Excel at CC – Material Recovery Facility (MRF) Tour

Today from 10:15 a.m. to 11:45 a.m.
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What really happens to CC’s recycling stream once it leaves our campus? How is it sorted? Why is CC known a one of the worst offenders when trucks deliver our recycling and how can we improve that image? A behi…
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CC Summer Study Away Fair

Today from 12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Worner Lobby
The Summer Study Away Fair will highlight all the programs being offered by CC for off-campus study in Summer 2022. You can speak to the faculty leaders, learn about the courses and the travel…
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Excel at CC – Material Recovery Facility (MRF) Tour

Today from 12:15 p.m. to 1:45 p.m.
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What really happens to CC’s recycling stream once it leaves our campus? How is it sorted? Why is CC known a one of the worst offenders when trucks deliver our recycling and how can we improve that image? A behi…
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Todd Miller: Journalist and Researcher of the US-Mexico Border

Today from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
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This event is not open to the general public. www.coloradocollege.edu/newsevents/calendar/details.html?EventID=46667&booking=1SEQUENCE:0
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A Borderless World? Todd Miller, Journalist & Researcher, US-Mex Border

Today from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
Gates Common Room
Todd Miller is a writer and researcher who has specialized in US-Mexico border issues for more than 15 years, the last eight as an independent journalist and writer. He writes a weekly post for The Border Chron…
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Math/Computer Science Department Games and Greetings

Today from 3:30 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Tutt Science Center, Room 221
Join the Math/CS department for our blockly, 2nd-Wednesday tradition of gathering to play some board and card games, enjoy good company, and receive some light snacks to go!

Games and Greetings Flyer
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Refugee Alliance: ESL Training THIS Wednesday

Today from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.
Zoom
We will be having an ESL training session this Wednesday at 5 PM led by Dr. Chelsea Walter! While we aren’t necessarily having ESL tutoring as a volunteer opportunity for this year, we believe it would be benef…
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Ritt Kellogg Expedition Slideshow

Today from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Cornerstone 131 (Screening Room)

Whether you’re looking for inspiration for your own Ritt Kellogg Expedition or you’re just curious about what the most recent bout of expeditions looked lik…
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First Pep Band Rehearsal

Today from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Packard Room 9
Calling all true tigers! Get pumped for CC’s brand-new pep band for men’s and women’s basketball! All levels of musical talent welcome; just bring yourself and your instrument to our first rehearsal in Packar…
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Meet Young Alum Kira Osborn

Tomorrow from 2:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Chapma Community Plaza
Come by to meet Kira Osborn ’14, a CC Young Alum! From a CC RA to the Global Operations Manager at NIKE.
Join us for discussion over donuts and chocolate milk in the new Robson Arena!
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Department of Anthropology Block 3 Speaker Series

Tomorrow from 4:00 p.m. to 6:15 p.m.
McHugh Commons
“I Heard It’s Not Common in Black People”: Racializing Disease in Post-Ferguson St. Louis

In this Anthropology Speaker Series lecture, Dr. Chelsey R. Carter presents research on h…
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Ronny Quevedo: ”A conversation: At the line”

Tomorrow from 4:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Cornerstone 131 (Screening Room) – Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center, 825 N. Cascade Ave.
Please join us for a roundtable conversation with artist Ronny Quevedo, Victoria I. Lyall, Frederick and Jan Mayer Curator of Art of the Ancient Americas at the Denver Art Museum, and Jorge Rivas Pérez, Frederi…
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IN CONVERSATION: AT THE LINE

Tomorrow from 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
Cornerstone 131 (Screening Room)
Please join us for a roundtable conversation with artist Ronny Quevedo, Victoria I. Lyall, Frederick and Jan Mayer Curator of Art of the Ancient Americas at the Denver Art Museum, and Jorge Rivas Pérez…
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Screening and Q&A with Marion Hill, “Ma Belle, My Beauty” (2021)

Tomorrow from 7:15 p.m. to 9:15 p.m.
Cornerstone 131 (Screening Room)
VSFC Hill poster
The Visiting Series in Film and Culture invites you to a screening of “Ma B…
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Music Without Borders – Transcontinental New Music Ensemble

Tomorrow from 7:30 p.m. to 8:45 p.m.
Packard Performance Hall

Thursday, November 4 at 7:30 pm in Packard Hall
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Musical Theatre – The Mystery of Edwin Drood – Virtual Performance

From 12:00 a.m. Friday, November 5, 2021 to 12:00 a.m. Saturday, November 6, 2021
Streaming Online

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“A Brief Introduction to Multilevel Modeling” by Dr. Minho Kim

Friday, November 5, 2021 from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
TSC 122, or Zoom
Free pizza will be provided at noon outside Tutt Science for attendees of the talk! The talk will begin at 12:30.

The Department of Math and Computer Science presents a talk the first three Frid…
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Craft Seminar with Marion Hill, “Directing Actors Outside of the Script”

Friday, November 5, 2021 from 12:30 p.m. to 1:30 p.m.
Cornerstone 102 (Studio C)
VSFC Hill seminar poster The Visiting Series in Film and Culture invites CC students to a cra…
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Robert D. McJimsey Seminar

Friday, November 5, 2021 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Timothy Fuller Event Space (Tutt Library)
Robert D. McJimsey Seminar Presents Peter W. Marty, publisher of Christian Century and CC alumnus: “The Rise of Zero-Sum Thinking in American Political and Religious Life”
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”The Rise of Zero-Sum Thinking in American Political and Religious Life” with Peter W. Marty

Friday, November 5, 2021 from 1:00 p.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Timothy Fuller Event Space – 1021 N. Cascade Ave.
Peter W. Marty, publisher of Christian Century and CC alumnus: “The Rise of Zero-Sum Thinking in American Political and Religious Life” Partisanship and demonization of the other are huge problems in American …
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Reflections on Anthropology and the Black Experience

Friday, November 5, 2021 from 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.
JLK McHugh Commons – above Preserve; in the Western Ridge Housing Complex, 1090 N. Cascade Ave.
Inspired by St. Claire Drake’s “Further Reflections on Anthropology and the Black Experience” and the Association of Black Anthropologists’ 50th Anniversary “The Anthropology of the Black Experience” event, thi…
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Theatrical Production ”Silence”

Friday, November 5, 2021 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Cornerstone 108 (Norberg Studio) – Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center, 825 N. Cascade Ave.
A ragtag group – lady, lord, handmaid, warrior and priest – run away, with a despotic ruler in hot pursuit. Part road trip, part romance, part dark comedy, part revenge tragedy, part gender exploration, this pl…
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“SILENCE” Theatre/Dance Performance

Friday, November 5, 2021 from 7:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.
Norberg Theatre, Cornerstone Arts Building
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Musical Theatre – The Mystery of Edwin Drood – Virtual Performance

From 12:00 a.m. Saturday, November 6, 2021 to 12:00 a.m. Sunday, November 7, 2021
Streaming Online

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Students: Do you have ideas about how to best reach fellow students with important information?

Are you interested in storytelling and how to authentically represent CC? Do you want to learn more about how communications strategies and campaigns are developed?

The CC Office of Communications invites you to participate on the Communications Student Advisory Council.

This new volunteer opportunity is a chance for you to share your perspective and first-person experience to help inform CC’s strategic communications.

Members of the council will work directly with the Office of Communications team to incorporate your student experience into storytelling across all of our communications channels. Council members also will contribute insights on how the institutional communications efforts impact the day-to-day lives of students.

Submit an application TODAY on Handshake. The council will meet blockly starting in Block 5.

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Block 3: Get Involved with Sustainability!

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Office of Sustainability

Enhancing Educational Experiences within the Office of the Vice Provost

RESPONSES NEEDED for the Annual Office of Sustainability Travel Habits Survey

CC students, faculty, staff — please take this short survey for the Office of Sustainability about your travel habits during the academic year. After completing the survey, you will be entered into a raffle for a $25 gift card to either Wild Goose Meeting House (faculty and staff) or Josh and John’s (students). This data will aid in our annual assessment of Colorado College’s greenhouse gas emissions and help CC to be more sustainable!

Students: http://coloradocollege.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_eSfp0Lz1OVpyOc6

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Visit Iceland this Summer with the Office of Sustainability!

From waterfalls to an eco-village to a glacial lagoon, explore the Icelandic landscape and immerse yourself in the country’s culture and thriving eco-tourism industry. Guided by the Office of Sustainability, students will traverse across southern Iceland exploring Reykjavik, visiting several national parks, hiking numerous trails to picturesque locations, and much more!

To participate, you must attend one of these information sessions:

Dates: Dec. 1, 8, or 15 (Wednesdays)

Time: 3:30-4:30 p.m.

Location: Office of Sustainability (1004 N. Weber St.)

RSVP to a session by emailing Mae Rohrbach at mrohrbach@coloradocollege.edu

The CC Student Farm is Back!

Are you looking for more ways to meaningfully interact with your food and the environment? Join the CC Student Farm! Students work on the farm to create a small-scale, hand-powered, sustainable agricultural space that builds community through farming and generates fresh produce for students and community members. Getting involved on the farm is a great way to interact with nature without leaving campus, take your mind off the stress of academics, and learn about sustainable agriculture while getting your hands dirty. The CC Student Farm is a space for anyone interested in engaging more with the land their food comes from — no experience necessary! The club meets at 4 p.m. Thursdays at the farm (in the backyard of Stewart House, 1228 Wood Ave). Contact Kai Matthiasson (k_matthiasson@coloradocollege.edu) or Eileen Miller (e_miller@coloradocollege.edu) to get involved!

Look Out for Food Pantry and Swap Space Job Opportunities During Block 3

CC’s Food Pantry and Swap Space is seeking students passionate about food access and reducing consumption to fill two part-time (5-10 hours per week) positions. Upon re-opening in Worner, the FPSS will serve the student population to meet basic needs (food, hygiene, and cleaning items) while working to reduce unnecessary consumption by giving items a second life within the CC community. Highly organized and responsible individuals with customer service skills should apply to the FPSS student worker or FPSS student manager positions once posted on Handshake.

COP26

This year’s United Nations Climate Change Conference runs from Oct. 31-Nov. 12. The 26th Conference of the Parties, taking place in Glasgow, Scotland, will host tens of thousands of climate experts, representatives, policymakers, and citizens to discuss the state of our climate. The aim of COP26 is to reach international agreements on goals such as global net zero emissions, ecosystem conservation, environmental justice, and climate financing. Representatives from almost every country on the planet will attend to renew their commitment to addressing the climate crisis — and the world will be watching.

To stay up to date with the events of the year’s most important climate summit, check out this webpage with links to a live webcast and important social media accounts to follow.

Offset Your Holiday Travel

Are you going home for Fall Break and looking to offset your travel emissions? Look no further for a solution: the Office of Sustainability has compiled an easy resource to help you reduce your carbon footprint. Use the easy Travel Offset Calculator to discover how much greenhouse gas your trip emits and then click to offset your individual emissions and counterbalance some of your travel impacts. The cost of offsets is much less than the cost of travel, but your investment greatly supports important climate initiatives. Learn more about carbon offsets here.

Get Green Room Certified!

Looking for a way to support sustainability at CC without leaving your bedroom? Get Green Room Certified! The Green Room Certification Program encourages and rewards students living on campus to practice sustainable habits and live more environmentally consciously. After completing the checklist, certified rooms will receive prizes including a certification plaque, a reusable cutlery set, and a coupon for Local Goods. Click here to learn more and get certified today!

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There’s still time! President’s Leadership Awards

Now is the time to honor individuals or groups who have made a difference in your life and the lives of others at CC.

As part of our strategic initiative to foster workplace excellence, it’s important to recognize those who are making a difference.

There is still time to submit nominations for the President’s Leadership Awards. The President’s Leadership Awards Program recognizes colleagues who make an impact as strong leaders, innovative role models, and positive collaborators.

Submit nominations now through the end of Block 3. The deadline to submit nominations is November 19, 2021. Previous winners were nominated by faculty or staff colleagues.

Check out examples of winning nominations to help inspire you in drafting a stand-out submission. Tips include telling a detailed story about the person or group and how they demonstrated the qualities of the award namesake, the college’s leadership philosophy, and CC’s antiracism efforts.

Nominate a deserving colleague or team of individuals, based on the following criteria:

Brian Young Community Service Award: This awardee demonstrates a continued pattern of voluntary service to the college and exceeding their job duties, as demonstrated by former Vice President for Information Technology Brian Young. The awardee must have been employed by the college for five years or more. Submit a nomination.
Victor Nelson-Cisneros Diversity and Inclusion Award: This awardee exemplifies the qualities of former Associate Dean of the College Victor Nelson-Cisneros in supporting diversity and inclusion on campus. Submit a nomination.
Glenn Brooks Innovation and Courage Award: This awardee displays the courage and innovative qualities of former Dean of the College/Dean of the Faculty Glenn Brooks, who was one of the founders of the Block Plan. Submit a nomination.
Jane Cauvel Cultivating Collaboration and Community-building Award: This awardee cultivates collaboration on campus and is a community-builder, as exemplified by Jane Cauvel, professor of philosophy emerita, and the college’s first ombudsperson. Submit a nomination.

Winners each year will receive: $2,500 cash prize, a feature on the President’s Leadership Awards website, and a leadership trophy to display for a full year. Winners will be announced in Block 5. The individuals who submit winning nominations will also be recognized.

Thank you for helping to recognize CC’s exceptional leaders, and to honor the individuals who strive to make our college great.

For questions about the awards program or the nomination process, please contact Lyrae Williams.

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Ongoing Screening Testing with eMed

Dear Campus Community,

COVID-19 testing technology has evolved rapidly since Fall 2020. Our weekly screening testing program has enabled us to effectively interrupt chains of infection early, prevent outbreaks, and engage in in-person learning. The introduction of fast, accurate, and convenient antigen tests has made self-monitoring for COVID-19 more convenient and widely available.

Starting in the second half of November, we plan to partner with eMed, a telehealth provider, whose certified guides supervise via telehealth sessions self-administered BinaxNow tests. eMed provides results within 15 minutes via an app (Navica). As an added benefit, these results can also be used for travel, and eMed will report results to the county health department (per state requirements) and CC.

Antigen tests (not to be confused with antibody tests) detect COVID-19 infections very reliably during the infectious period, making them an excellent tool for screening testing. Their tendency not to pick up prior infections after recovery will help to reduce isolation needs. CC students who have tried out these self-administered at-home tests found them convenient to use and less unpleasant. Of course, no test is perfect. Because some false positive results are to be expected, all positive antigen test results are followed up by a molecular test at the Student Health Center. Testing protocols will remain the same and can be adjusted as the course of the pandemic requires.

eMed will provide screening testing to vaccinated students (a percentage each week), unvaccinated students (twice weekly), and unvaccinated employees. The Student Health Center will continue providing molecular Abbott ID Now tests for symptomatic COVID-19 testing, testing after exposure, and follow-up testing to positive antigen tests.

We will be in touch with more information regarding test kit distribution and the Navica app next week.

Please contact us with your questions at covid19@coloradocollege.edu.

Thank you!

Andrea Bruder

Chief Public Health Advisor to the President

Mateo Muñoz

Chair, COVID-19 Policy and Implementation Committee

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Sexual Assault Forum Canceled

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Friday, October 29, 2021

Dear Campus Community,

We are following up on the message we sent on Tuesday about sexual assault support and resources. Upon hearing concerns from students, we are taking a step back to reconsider how best to approach listening to student needs and providing information and support.

The forum that was initially planned for Monday, Nov. 1, is canceled. We are in discussions with the Student Title IX Assistance and Resource Team, the Student Organization for Sexual Safety, CC Student Government Association, and other student groups and individuals, and will provide an update on next steps soon.

These issues and communications may have brought up feelings such as anxiety, trauma, or hurt. If you need support, please contact the sexual assault response coordinator, START, or turn to the college’s other support resources.

Sincerely,

Rochelle T. Dickey

Dean of Students/Vice President for Student Life

Josh Isringhausen

Community Standards and Conduct Manager and Deputy Title IX Coordinator

Anna Thompson

Sexual Assault Response Coordinator

Heather Horton

Senior Director of Student Health and Wellbeing

Rosalie Rodriguez

Senior Associate Dean of Students, Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion and Director of the Butler Center

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Staff Changes in the Office of the Vice Provost

You’ll see some new faces, and familiar faces in new places, in the Office of the Vice Provost.

Here is a recap of staffing changes, so you know who’s who and who’s where:

Office of Academic Programs

Sam Stansel has been hired as a coordinator for the Office of Academic Programs
Aaron Stoller has been promoted to assistant vice provost of first-year student success and director of the Office of Academic Programs

Office of Accessibility Resources

Kimberly Chevalier is now full-time with Accessibility Resources and has been promoted to accommodation support coordinator

Career Center

The Career Center now reports to the Office of the Vice Provost

Center for Global Education and Field Study

Belinda Barrientos has transferred from the Center for Global Education and Field Study to the Student Opportunities and Advising Hub
Shiyanke Goonetilleke has been hired by the Student Opportunities and Advising Hub as a student support specialist – global education emphasis; he continues to serve in a split position between our two offices. We anticipate he will take on a new role at the Hub by the end of the calendar year, at which time he will be fully engaged with the Hub alone
Global Education and Field Study is currently engaged in a search for a new off-campus programs coordinator

Colket Center for Academic Excellence

Traci Freeman, former director of the Colket Center, has accepted a position at Endicott College in Beverly, Massachusetts, as dean of the new Endicott Center for Teaching and Learning and associate professor of English
Katrina (Kat) Bell, former director of the Ruth Barton Writing Center, has moved to San Diego, California
Chris Schacht has been promoted to interim director of the Writing Center
Karen Chui, professional tutor in the Writing Center, has been promoted to full-time status

Collaborative for Community Engagement

Richard Bishop has moved to Summer Session as an administrative assistant
Tyra Voget joined CCE this summer as the civic leadership program coordinator
Sarah Elsey has been hired as the student engagement coordinator

Office of the Registrar

Christine Brett has been promoted to services and curriculum management coordinator
Ashley Nicholas has been promoted to applications and communications manager
Karen West, academic records assistant, has been promoted to full-time status
Kira McCormack, former part-time academic records assistant, has left CC

State of the Rockies Project

Katrina (Kat) Miller-Stevens, associate professor of economics and business, is the new director of the State of the Rockies Project. We wish to thank Corina McKendry, associate professor of political science, and director of the Environmental Studies Program, for her service as the previous director of the State of the Rockies Project

Student Opportunities and Advising Hub

Shiyanke Goonetilleke has transferred to the Student Opportunities and Advising Hub as student support specialist – global education emphasis. He continues to serve in a split position between Global Education and the Hub
Nicola Brooke has transferred to the Hub as student support specialist, fellowship coordinator
Kieran Bennett has joined the Hub as student success specialist
Belinda Barrientos has transferred to the Hub as administrative assistant. She continues her role as the Bridge Scholar Program coordinator
Jennifer O’Bryant, former student success specialist, will be leaving CC

Summer Session

AliciaRose Martinez is the new summer programs and college access specialist
Richard Bishop is now the Summer Session administrative assistant
Addison Knight has completed her tenure as Summer Session paraprofessional

Office of Sustainability

Mae Rohrbach has been promoted to sustainability coordinator

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The Arts at CC Events and Newsletter – Block 3

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Block 3 – Get Engaged!

In This Newsletter:

Thoughts from the Director: Get Engaged!
Block 3 Arts Opportunities
Finding Events
Rui’s Reflections: Paraproffing – Why and How?
Keep in Touch!

Kiara Butts ’23 throws a wedding funeral for the final project of her Advanced Design/Installation course (DA304).

Thoughts from the Director: Get Engaged!

The Arts at CC is more than just an office; it is an ethos. It seeks to make the arts an integral part of all members of our community, by amplifying the important work being done with the arts within the academic mission of the college.

But what does that mean? What is academic engagement in the arts?

There are a variety of ways this unfolds, both historically and presently at the college. We’re most interested in how it works moving forward. CC President L. Song Richardson puts it best: “As we think about how we can do what we do better, we have an incredible opportunity to stand as a model for the role of the arts in the liberal arts experience.”

Therefore, we’re opening the doors to explore the breadth and diversity of our CC community, to share case studies on successful collaborations, desires, and hopes for greater arts integration into the curriculum.

Starting November 10, The Arts at CC and the FAC will host a series of “Third Wednesday” gatherings each block focused on the impact and integration of the arts throughout our campus. This first gathering will take place at 3:30 in the Taste Restaurant space in the FAC.

These convenings will be informal opportunities to listen, learn, and brainstorm. They will inform our plans and efforts for the 2022-23 academic year, increase familiarity and relationship building with the FAC, foster new initiatives, and further stimulate a culture of arts-based pedagogy and immersion for our campus.

Come join us. Get engaged!

Sincerely,

Ryan Raul Bañagale

Director of The Arts at CC

Associate Professor, Music

Academic Engagement Interest Form

Nic Santucci ’22 collaborates on a class project in Topics in Sculpture: Expanding Fields (AS218).

Arts at CC Calendar

Block 3 Arts Events & Opportunities

Week 1:

10/29 @ 3 p.m: “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” fall musical (Packard Hall)

10/29 @ 5:30 p.m: Hallo-Qween LGBTQIA+ Trunk event (Hillside Community Center)

10/30 @ 7:30 p.m: Cleo Parker Robinson Dance (Fine Arts Center Mainstage)

10/31 @ 3 p.m: “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” fall musical (Packard Hall)

Week 2:

11/2 @ 1:30 p.m: “Estoy Acá (Mangui Fi)” film screening (Max Kade Theatre)

11/2 @ 5-7 p.m: Día de Los Muertos celebration (Fine Arts Center)

11/2 @ 5 p.m: Dot Devota – Visiting Writers Series (Zoom)

11/4 @ 6 p.m: Roundtable conversation with artist Ronny Quevedo (Fine Arts Center)

11/4 @ 7:15 p.m: “Ma Belle, Ma Beauty” film screening and Q&A (Cornerstone Screening Room)

11/4 @ 7:30 p.m: “Music Without Borders – Transcontinental New Music Ensemble” (Packard Hall)

11/5 @ 12:30 p.m: “Directing Actors Outside the Script” with Marion Hill (Cornerstone Studio C)

11/5 @ 12:30 p.m: Fall Senior Music Capstone Presentations (Packard Hall)

11/5-7 @ 7:30 p.m: “Silence” theatre production (Cornerstone Norberg Studio)

11/6 @7 p.m: Celecia K-Dance Workshop (Cossitt Gym)

Week 3:

11/8 @ 8 p.m: SOCC concert with Slow Pulp (Bemis Hall)

11/9 @ 6 p.m: “Connections, Belonging, and Indigenous Identity in Museum Spaces” (Cornerstone Screening Room)

11/10 @ 12:15 p.m: Music at Midday (Packard Hall)

1/10 @ 3:30 p.m.: Arts Academic Engagement Convening (FAC Taste Restaurant Space)

11/11 @ 3:30 p.m: Teach-in on Afghanistan & Art in Solidarity (Cornerstone Screening Room)

11/11-13 @ 7 p.m: Dance Workshop (Armstrong Hall)

11/11-13 @ 7:30 p.m: “Silence” theatre production (Cornerstone Norberg Studio)

11/12 @ 3:30 p.m: Concert with The Reminders and Dr. Aharony’s Experimental Music students at Independent Records (CC Mobile Arts @ 195 N. Academy Blvd.)

11/12 @ 7 p.m: Ellement a cappella concert (Location TBD)

11/14 @ 7 p.m: SpeakEasy Performance (Taylor Theatre)

Week 4:

11/15 @ 9 p.m: TWIT – Theatre Workshop Improv Troupe (Taylor Theatre)

11/16 @ 1 p.m: Art Department Open House (Locations TBD)

11/16 @ 3 p.m: Live from Packard Hall (Packard Hall)

11/16 @ 7:30 p.m: CC Concert Band Concert (Cornerstone Celeste Theatre)

Finding Events

How do you quickly and easily find arts events on campus?

We’re trying to make that easier! Here are two ways:

Follow The Arts at CC on Instagram (@theartsatcc). During #ArtsOctober, we’ve featured a different aspect of our creative community in addition to actively sharing events and opportunities by the many groups, students, faculty, and staff doing creative work across our campus. We encourage you not only to tag us in your own arts-related posts, but also to share posts directly to us so we can feature them on our Instagram Story.

Don’t do Insta? Bookmark our Arts at CC event calendar. This continuously updated feed highlights all arts-related events entered into the campus calendar. Want to make sure your event appears? Ask your venue/Ungerboeck manager to tag “The Arts at CC” under the calendar tab. Don’t understand that last sentence? Just send us an email and we’ll help you out!

Rui’s Reflections: Paraproffing – Why and How?

“So why are you the Arts at CC paraprof?” I get asked this question a lot by friends. I was initially a Mathematical Economics major and later switched to Asian Studies. But art was integral to my experience at CC. Dance Workshop rehearsals and voice lessons provided me with community and solace. Taking the Feminist & Gender Studies course “Discourse of the Veil” with Professor Nadia Guessous in the FAC in conversation with the interdisciplinary Anishinaabekwe artist Rebecca Belmore’s exhibit “Facing the Monumental” was a life-altering learning experience. Not to mention the incredible friendships I forged with talented creative students at CC.

As a student, I was lucky enough to have cultivated art as a habit. Now as a paraprof, I hope to help co-create inclusive art spaces that center care and community, raise critical questions about power, and imagine beyond the limits of our impoverished political reality.

As the writer, activist, and Black feminist adrienne maree brown beautifully said (it’s also the quote on the Mobile Arts truck!): “Art is not neutral. It either upholds or disrupts the status quo, advancing or regressing justice.” In this spirit, we partnered with the community organization Food to Power and CC Mobile Arts in September and brought together four convergence classes for live performances and a panel on “Music, Food, Social Justice”. We invite artists in residence working on the multimedia performance project, “Boy mother / faceless bloom” to engage with students on important questions of mythology, power, and freedom. In partnership with the Pikes Peak Library District and CC Mobile Arts, we supported a series of poetry readings by CC English Professor Nate Marshall from his book “Finna” which celebrates Black vernacular and hope. You see, the Arts at CC is everywhere and for everyone. I look forward to hearing your stories with the arts at CC and beyond!

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