Robert Moore’s Farewell Celebration

You’re Invited! 

Come celebrate Robert Moore P’13 at his farewell reception, 4 p.m. on Wednesday, April 19, at Smith Family Gallery, Colorado College Fine Arts Center.

Robert’s influence on Colorado College has been transformative, as he led Human Resources, Facilities, the college’s finances, administrative services, and dining operations since 2009. His work has improved our physical campus, the compensation and benefits of employees, the college’s finances, and the student experience. From July 2020 to July 2021, Robert served as acting co-president of Colorado College. As co-president, Robert provided steady guidance to both the campus community and the Board of Trustees on how to navigate the difficulties of COVID-19 while still providing the best CC educational experience possible under the constraints of the pandemic. He managed financial challenges and ensured that there were no layoffs or staff furloughs.

Formal invitations for Robert’s reception were emailed via Paperless Post on March 17. A memory book is being created for Robert to keep, so if you are unable to attend the party but would like to send a letter or card for the memory book, please send it to Keragan Ettleman .

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Did You Receive the Emergency Notification Test?

Yesterday Campus Safety conducted a test of the emergency notification system, RAVE, which is used to notify people across campus of emergency situations. If you did not receive the test, please email Campus Safety with “RAVE Emergency Notification” in the subject line to request being added to the system.

CC is dedicated to providing a safe environment for all students, staff, faculty, and visitors. In our efforts to be more effective with safety measures on campus, we will phase out the emergency blue light boxes across campus throughout the remainder of the academic year. Data shows these call button lights are not used by our campus community and may provide a false sense of security.

The Rave Guardian app provides improved access to help with a variety of resources to include the ability to chat and talk in real time with campus safety, programable safety timers, resources directory, and one button 9-1-1 notification.

You can download the companion app, Rave Guardian, for free to take advantage of these safety features.

Remember: All buildings on campus are equipped with fire alarms. When a fire alarm sounds, all occupants of the building should safely evacuate and move away from the structure until cleared by the Colorado Springs Fire Department to re-enter. 

Want to be more involved in the safety of your campus space? The Incident Management Team is seeking volunteers to assist as Safety Liaisons. Safety Liaisons partner with Campus Safety staff and other emergency response personnel to assist students, staff, faculty, and visitors in the procedures of an emergency for a safe evacuation, shelter-in-place, or lock down. Safety Liaisons voluntarily provide a valuable service to the college community should an emergency incident occur. Safety Liaisons are never required to put their own safety in jeopardy or carry out any task that they cannot perform comfortably or safely.

If you are interested in volunteering as a Safety Liaison or would like more information, please email Andreanna Trujillo.

 

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CC Launches a New Mental Health Provider Referral Service

Introducing Thriving Campus

CC remains committed to supporting mental health for the entire campus community. As part of that work, a new resource is now available to all students.
Thriving Campus, a referral tool for off campus private practice therapists and prescribers, is now active and available to all CC students. Thriving Campus maintains a full database of both telehealth and in-person mental health providers. Students and their parents can create a free account and input detailed criteria to search for the right provider. This service is free to use and will help ensure every student on campus can find help specific to their needs.
Beginning April 1, the change to the new 24-hour phone counseling service, Virtual Care Group, will be complete. As announced in December, VCG is active and providing all students with free, unlimited access to therapists and on-demand counseling 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year including holidays. Over 150 students are currently using this telehealth service.
Other mental health resources can be found on the Counseling Center page, along with support resources and student health and wellbeing.

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CC Launches a New Mental Health Provider Referral Service

Dear CC Community,

As we have done in the past, we will include you on updates when we introduce new mental health and well-being programs or services to campus. Below you will find information about a new referral service we announced to students today.

Introducing Thriving Campus

CC remains committed to supporting mental health for the entire campus community. As part of that work, a new resource is now available to all students.
Thriving Campus, a referral tool for off campus private practice therapists and prescribers, is now active and available to all CC students. Thriving Campus maintains a full database of both telehealth and in-person mental health providers. Students and their parents can create a free account and input detailed criteria to search for the right provider. This service is free to use and will help ensure every student on campus can find help specific to their needs.
Beginning April 1, the change to the new 24-hour phone counseling service, Virtual Care Group, will be complete. As announced in December, VCG is active and providing all students with free, unlimited access to therapists and on-demand counseling 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 365 days a year including holidays. Over 150 students are currently using this telehealth service.
Other mental health resources can be found on the Counseling Center page, along with support resources and student health and wellbeing.

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