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See You at ITL Next Week

In the Loop Meeting April 21

In the Loop Meeting April 21

Sent on behalf of the President’s Office and Staff Council:


See you next week at the Block 7 In the Loop all-staff meeting Thursday, April 21, 8:30 a.m.
This block’s meeting will include an update on our diversity, equity, inclusion and antiracism efforts, information on the budget process, the 2022-23 administrative calendar, along with a celebration of the completion of CC’s Building on Originality campaign. Plus, meet the new Vice President for Strategic Communications and Marketing Todd Woodward.
Please submit good news, kudos, and questions to be shared and answered during the question-and-answer period. You must submit your items by 5 p.m. TODAY, April 14.
Meet in Celeste Theatre inside Cornerstone Arts Center; the program will begin promptly at 8:30 a.m. Following the meeting, an in-person breakfast buffet will be served in Cornerstone Main Space. Grab-and-go options will also be available.
Those wishing to join the meeting via Zoom from their individual workspace may do so by registering in advance using this link. A recording of the meeting will be posted afterwards.
In the Loop is a joint venture between Colorado College leadership and the Staff Council to facilitate communication and build community spirit among the staff at Colorado College. These meetings are your chance to connect with campus leaders and other staff members on a regular basis.
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Even More Gratitude

Thank You for Participating in Project 2024

Dear CC Community,


We are grateful that you took time to meaningfully engage — with our session facilitators and with one another — during the first phase of Project 2024.
The campus-wide conversations for year one concluded at the end of Block 6. More than 560 faculty, staff, and students attended at least one of the 75 sessions. Thank you for participating!  
As we’ve shared previously, Project 2024 is our three-year, vision-to-action effort in which we focus on a central question: “How can we do what we do better?”

The timeline:

  • 2021-22: This is our year to determine what we hope to do
  • 2022-23: We will take the ideas generated and plan how we will implement them
  • 2023-24: The ideas will go into action — and in 2024 we will celebrate the college’s 150th anniversary.
Now that we’ve wrapped up the initial campus engagement phase, the Project 2024 Steering Committee will spend Block 7 reviewing and synthesizing what we’ve heard during in-person sessions and learned from the nearly 570 anonymous responses to the three open-ended questions in the Employee Climate and Engagement Survey (view those responses here using your CC login). Your input informs the committee’s efforts to identify our common goals as we look to the future. In Project 2024’s year 2 (2022-23), everyone will be urged to participate in developing concrete initiatives in key areas where we believe we can do what we do better.

We look forward to sharing those themes and our plans for next year’s conversations during Block 8.  

Sincerely,

Susan Ashley
Professor of History and Chair of Economics and Business
Project 2024 Coordinator

Song Richardson
President
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2022 MacLean Symposium Begins TODAY

Don’t forget: This year’s MacLean Symposium on Asian American Literature begins today, April 12, through Thurs., April 14.


Ma Vang, Mai Der Vang, Divya Victor, Aaron Cohick, and Cathy Park Hong will speak on Asian American literature as forms of racial reckonings. In bringing these writers, artists, and thinkers together, the MacLean Symposium aims to amplify Asian American literature and its many points of intervention.

Additional information, including a full schedule, is available here
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