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Respondus 4.0 Software Licensing Course

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This course is only open to CMC faculty and staff who wish to obtain the official one-year license through Colorado Mountain College for the Respondus 4.0 software. This software is PC-only. Enrolling in this self-paced online Canvas course will enable you to obtain CMC's license key and installation files necessary for installing this software on your computer. After you register for this training in WebAdvisor, log into Canvas later that day or the next morning and you will see the Canvas course listed. Enter the Canvas course and follow the directions; you will also find the deadline for completing this training in the Canvas course.

The license expires annually on July 31; after passing this training once, faculty/staff do not need to repeat it. For up-to-date licensing information please submit this form, which is available via the Office of Innovations' website. If you have any questions about this course or CMC's license for Respondus 4.0 software, please contact the Office of Innovations at (970) 947-8408 or via email at innovations@coloradomtn.edu.

Please note:

  • as of July 31, 2015, CMC no longer distributes or supports the Respondus StudyMate Author software.
  • A free 30-day trial version of Respondus 4.0 is available at respondus.com
  • If you are interested in the Respondus LockDown Browser software, please contact the Online Learning department, which distributes and supports that software.

After you register for this training in WebAdvisor, you will gain access to this training’s Canvas course in about 1 day. Enter the Canvas course and follow the directions; you will also find the deadline for completing this training in the Canvas course.

WebAdvisor registration information

Please register for this training via WebAdvisor using the following information:17/SU TRN901 CS01 (SYN: 04494). Or ask us to register you! Use SYN number 04494.
Stay tuned for Fall 2017 self-paced courses!
Problems registering? Contact the IT Department’s Service Desk for help registering with WebAdvisor at 970-947-8438 or 866-642-0495.

Saunders, John, Ph.D.

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John Saunders, Ph.D.

photo - John SaundersProfessor of Wilderness Studies
Affiliated Faculty, Sustainability Studies

970-870-4441 | jsaunders@coloradomtn.edu
Location: Steamboat Springs Campus

Vision

Integrating outdoor experiential education and ecological/environmental understanding.

Program

The Outdoor Education Program, CMC in Steamboat Springs, provides quality educational experiences aimed at fostering a solid foundation in outdoor studies. These experiences include natural sciences, philosophy, ethics, and recreational activities designed to prepare students for leadership roles in a variety of occupations.

See Fly Fishing Slide Show.

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Edmiston, Becky

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Becky Edmiston

photo - Becky EdmistonAssociate Professor Biology

970-870-4446 | redmiston@coloradomtn.edu

Location: Steamboat Springs

Education

  • MS in Integrative Physiology, University of Colorado Boulder
  • BS in Environmental Biology, Mount Union College

I am interested in the intersection between sustainability and biology. Most folks think of microbes and genetics as something they only need to know about if they want to be a doctor, but they play such a huge role in our natural world as well. To me permaculture is the perfect blend, an applied form of ecology.

I am a beekeeper and love learning about bees. I enjoy sharing what I know as co-advisor of CMC’s student Beekeeping Club as well as the president of the Routt County Beekeeping Association. I am also the co-advisor for the Phi Theta Kappa academic honorary.

Research Interests

I’ve researched bird populations, worked on recovery of an endangered bird in Hawaii, and studied how bird disease can affect their mating success. I’ve researched a deadly amphibian fungus in Australia and butterfly diversity in Venezuela. Currently my research focus is on undergraduate science education, and I enjoy helping students conduct experiments as well as testing things out on my bees.

Awards

CMC Steamboat Springs “Faculty of the Year” 2011-2012

Personal interests

All things outdoors. In 2010 I thru-hiked the Colorado trail. In 2012 I thru-biked it (with wilderness detours). I like mountain biking, backcountry skiing and cross country skiing.

Royce, Lindsey

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Lindsey Royce

Professor of English
970-870-4435 | lroyce@coloradomtn.edu

Location: Steamboat Springs
Office: Bristol 226

photo: Lindsey RoyceEducation

  • Ph.D., Creative Writing and Literature (concentration in Applied Linguistics), University of Houston
  • M.A., English and American Literature Studies, New York University
  • M.F.A., Creative Writing/Poetry, Brooklyn College
  • B.S., Business Administration/Marketing, LaSalle College

Courses Taught

Creative Writing

  • Creative Writing I & II
  • Poetry Writing
  • Creative Nonfiction Writing

Literature

  • Introduction to Literature
  • Introduction to Shakespeare
  • American Literature I & II
  • Celtic Literature
  • World Literature I & II

Humanities

  • Early Civilizations
  • Medieval to Modern
  • World Mythology

English Composition

  • English Composition I & II
  • Developmental Composition I & II

Reading

  • Developmental Reading

Academic and Professional Pursuits

I am working on a second book of poetry, which I plan to complete and publish.  My first book, Bare Hands, was released in September of 2016 by Turning Point.

Distinctions/Awards

Cambor Fellowship, University of Houston
Louis B. Goodman Creative Writing Scholarship, Brooklyn College
Track and Field Scholarship, LaSalle College
Several artist-in-residence fellowships for creative writing

Potter, Rebecca

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Rebecca Potter

photo - Rebecca PotterProfessor English/Communication

970-870-4447 | rpotter@coloradomtn.edu
Location: Steamboat Springs Campus

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Academic and Professional Pursuits

Over the past three years I have enjoyed teaching a variety of courses in the English department of CMC's Summit campuses. Additionally, I worked as a freelance writer under the business heading River Bridge Communications. From writing ad copy to text book companion Web sites to articles covering anything from the evolution of skiing to water wars in the West, I wrote my way around Summit County and the surrounding areas. I am currently revising a collection of essays about family, place, and the search for the good life set against the backdrop of northern Minnesota's lake country. Two chapters have been published in Hayden's Ferry Review and The Oakland Review.

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