Meet the Disabilities Services Coordinators
Elisha Colson
Disability Services Coordinator
CMC Steamboat Springs
J. Dan Hammon, M.A.
Disability Services Coordinator
Vail Valley and Leadville/Chaffee Campuses
jdhammon@coloradomtn.edu
970-947-8256, Vail | 719-564-2400, Leadville
Serving the Vail Valley, Leadville, and Chaffee County campuses (Buena Vista and Salida sites), I support students with documented disabilities, faculty, staff, and administrators with all accommodation and accessibility related areas. My primary role is to ensure that students registered with my department receive equal access to the educational courses and related benefits that CMC provides to all enrolled members of our community.
If interested in more information regarding Disability Services at these campuses, please, feel free to contact me with your questions or concerns.
I am a 2016 transplant to the Rocky Mountains after being raised in the Southeastern part of the United States. My educational training has been centered on the support, emotional and academic advancement, and overall inclusion of all people pursuing a degree beyond high school.
I hold a Master of Arts Degree in College Student Development and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology – Human Services from Appalachian State University in Boone, NC. I have dedicated my professional career thus far to disability access in the higher education setting, and my overall focus is to provide an equitable educational environment for students and Colorado Mountain College as a whole.
Anne M. Moll Ed. D.
Disability Services Coordinator
970-947-8256 | amoll@coloradomtn.edu
Roaring Fork and Aspen Campuses
Our office serves the Roaring Fork (Glenwood Springs, Glenwood Springs at Spring Valley, Carbondale) and Aspen campuses. We are here to support students who have documented disabilities that affect their ability to access learning at CMC. Please feel free to contact me with questions you might have regarding your time at CMC.
I bring to CMC with a great deal of knowledge and expertise in the area of Disability Services. I earned dual certification in general education and special education for my bachelor’s, received a Masters in Special Education/Reading and a Doctorate in Educational Administration. My experience ranges from teaching in the K12 settings to developing and teaching graduate and undergraduate courses combining education and special education at Bellarmine University in Kentucky.
In addition to my teaching, I served as a statewide consultant in the disability field for Kentucky for 11 years. Additionally, I’ve worked as an independent Education Consultant since 1990 providing professional development on local, state, and national levels on federal laws related to disabilities, instructional design, grading practices, data collection, individualized education, as well as advocacy for students, teachers, administrators and parents.
Libby Neal, MA, LPC
Disabilities Services Coordinator
970-625-6959 | edneal@coloradomtn.edu
Rifle Campus
I am delighted to join Colorado Mountain College, Rifle campus, as the Disability Services Coordinator. I completed a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and Art Studio from University of California at Santa Barbara, California and later earned a Master’s Degree in Transpersonal Psychology, with a specialization in Art Therapy, from Naropa University, Boulder, Colorado. Post graduate education found me completing Child and Adolescent Psychodynamic Psychotherapy training in a conjoint program between University of Colorado Psychiatric Health Sciences Center and Denver Psychoanalytic Society.
As a Licensed Professional Counselor, I’ve worked as a Primary Therapist, Art Therapist and Family Therapist for Denver Children’s Home, Colorado Children’s Home, Eating Disorder Center of Denver and Aurora Mental Health. Later, I served as Executive Clinical Director or Director of Clinical Services at Rosewood Centers for Eating Disorders, Remuda Ranch Center for Eating Disorders, and The Hearth Center for Eating Disorders. Currently, I have a clinical practice specializing in eating disorders and trauma.
In my free time I can usually be found riding my horse Sweetie, with my cattle dogs, Rowdy and Shiloh close behind.
Andrew Pyrc, M.Ed.
Disability Services Coordinator
CMC Breckenridge/Dillon