Annette Temple

Annette Temple BS, RVT

Assistant Professor


Professional Interests/Associations

Have been a Veterinary Technician for 30 years. Have worked in mostly small and exotic animal clinics, but did some mixed practice (large and small animal) technician work. Was an office manager at a small animal clinic before becoming a veterinary technician educator. Am an active member of CACVT.

Personal Interests

I am a farmer at heart. I have a love for all domesticated birds such as chickens, ducks, geese and more. I have many of these birds and love raising them for the eggs they provide to my family and others. I also have a few goats that we raise for dairy purposes. I love to garden (mostly vegetables) in the summer and must grow plants inside to get me through the long winter months when I can't get out and work in the soil.

Lauren Mayer

Associate Professor of Art / Gallery Director
970-236-0435 | lmayer2@coloradomtn.edu
Pronouns: She/Her

Lauren Meyer

Education

  • Masters of Fine Art, University of Colorado, Boulder
  • Post-Baccalaureate in Ceramics, The University of Massachusetts, Dartmouth
  • Bachelors of Fine Art, Michigan State University

Alyssa Sambor on the summit of South Sister.

Alyssa Sambor

Associate Professor of Communication
asambor@coloradomtn.edu
Pronouns: She/Her

Education

  • PhD Candidate in Communication, University of Washington
  • M.A. in Communication Studies, Texas Tech University
  • B.S. in History, Northern Arizona University

Alyssa has over eight years of experience teaching Communication courses in higher education. She got her start through her participation in speech and debate as an undergraduate and has over a decade of applied experience in public speaking. She strives to create a classroom environment that helps students develop their own sense of voice and that encourages students to become informed self and community advocates. Over the course of her career Alyssa has taught a variety of courses, including Intro to Media Studies, Rhetorical Criticism, Interpersonal Communication, and Media Production.

Alyssa's teaching is also informed by her experiences as a researcher and a professional. While at the University of Washington, she had a chance to work with K-12 community partners to interview students and teachers about their experiences with the shift to remote learning during the COVID-19 pandemic. She also worked with the Emergency Management team at the University of Washington to produce materials to provide guidance for students, staff, and faculty during campus emergencies. In her own research, Alyssa studies U.S. communication around migration and the ways that common rhetorical tropes shape our political and infrastructural landscapes related to migrant detention and deportation.

Personal Interests

When she isn't in the classroom, you can find Alyssa enjoying a good book, a scary movie, or outside hiking. As someone with a background in Media Studies and Visual Communication, Alyssa is always excited to chat about pop culture with people who stop by her office.

Stephanie Woods

Stephanie Woods, MAT

Instructional Coordinator and CTE Instructor
sawoods@coloradomtn.edu
Pronouns: She/Her

Education

  • Master of Arts in Teaching, Rhode Island School of Design
  • Bachelor of Fine Arts, Grand Valley State University

Personal Interests

Stephanie Woods is originally from the Detroit area, relocating to the Roaring Fork Valley in 2008. She has spent the last 15 years teaching CTE, visual arts and graphic design courses.

An avid designer and artist, Stephanie has been on a quest designing curriculum that combines technology with traditional techniques.

 

 

Kipp Rillos

Kipp Rillos

Professor, Business
970-870-4459 | krillos@coloradomtn.edu

Education

  • University of Colorado, Leeds School of Business, MBA
  • The Colorado College, BA, Economics

Professional Experience

Kipp is a third-generation teacher and began teaching for CMC in 1996 as an adjunct instructor. He has taught career, technical and education (CTE) at the high schools in Hayden, Soroco and Steamboat Springs.

Kipp has worked in the private sector in the Business Research Division with Chuck Goldner compiling the Annual Ski Areas Report for Colorado Ski Country USA as well as some independent projects for Steamboat and other resorts.

Family

A Colorado native, born in Golden, Kipp has lived in Steamboat Springs for the most of his life with his wife Kari and three children.

Personal Interests

He enjoys mountain biking and river sports, camping, hiking, hunting and fishing in the summer, skiing, riding and lots of back country adventures in the winter.

Katrina Zwolinski

Katrina M. Zwolinski, DVM

Assistant Professor, Veterinary Technology
kzwolinski2@coloradomtn.edu

Education

  • Doctor of Veterinary Medicine, Colorado State University
  • BS Ecology and Evolutionary Biology, University of Arizona
  • BA Creative Writing, University of Arizona

 

 

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