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A fast track to medical success: CMC graduate Tyler Kause finds work quickly after EMT training
For students looking for a positive opportunity to make a difference – and get a great job – Salida resident Tyler Kause’s experiences at Colorado Mountain College are the real deal. Read more: A fast track to medical success: CMC graduate Tyler Kause finds work quickly after EMT training
Read MoreCollegiate Peaks Forum Series begins new chapter with Colorado Mountain College
A special Collegiate Peaks Forum Series event will be held on Sunday, June 22, from 7-9 p.m. at the Salida Rotary Scout Hut. Titled “Born on the 4th of July: One 10th Mountain Division Soldier’s Quintessential American Story” the evening will feature Dr. Matt Gianneschi, president of Colorado Mountain College. Read more: Collegiate Peaks Forum Series begins new chapter with Colorado Mountain College
Read MoreBe a mentor to CMC students
Colorado Mountain College wants interested Summit County community members to become volunteer Mountain Scholars mentors to students. Read more: Be a mentor to CMC students
Read MoreSopris Theatre Company at CMC presents ‘Natural Shocks’ at Rifle's Ute Theater May 31
The award-winning Sopris Theatre Company at Colorado Mountain College will present a one-night encore performance of “Natural Shocks” by playwright Lauren Gunderson. The curtain rises at 7 p.m., Saturday, May 31, at the Ute Theater in Rifle. Read more: Sopris Theatre Company at CMC presents ‘Natural Shocks’ at Rifle’s Ute Theater May 31
Read More1,000 Words: Colorado Mountain College photographers exhibit work at Aspen Chapel Gallery show
Five Colorado Mountain College photographers are joining an exhibit of 11 Roaring Fork Valley-based photographers at “Climate,” the Aspen Chapel Gallery’s 40th anniversary show. The exhibit opens with a reception on Wednesday, May 28 and runs through July 6, 2025. Read more: 1,000 Words: Colorado Mountain College photographers exhibit work at Aspen Chapel Gallery show
Read More2025 Faculty and Staff of the Year: Professor Michael Reyelts of CMC Rifle receives collegewide recognition
CMC Rifle chose professor Michael Reyelts, who has taught English as a Second Language and Spanish at CMC for 23 years, as its full-time Faculty of the Year. Reyelts also received CMC’s collegewide full-time Faculty of the Year award. Read more: 2025 Faculty and Staff of the Year: Professor Michael Reyelts of CMC Rifle receives collegewide recognition
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