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More than 150 graduates of Colorado Mountain College’s Roaring Fork Valley campuses tossed their caps at the Outdoor Leadership Center and Field House at the Spring Valley campus on Saturday. Read more: CMC 2024 grads: CMC celebrates graduates of Roaring Fork Valley campuses

Graduation season is fast approaching for students and their families in the Roaring Fork Valley, including the commencement ceremonies for Colorado Mountain College graduates at the institution’s Spring Valley campus, which take place May 3 and 4.
Among these college graduates is 18-year-old Esmeralda Alverde Duarte, a Roaring Fork High School senior enrolled in the Roaring Fork School District’s pre-collegiate program since her junior year. Read more: CMC 2024 grads: Roaring Fork High School student reels in two diplomas, including a college degree

Colorado Mountain College’s Breckenridge and Dillon campus held their commencement ceremonies on May 3. Graduate Sylvaking Addo was the student speaker at the general ceremony. Read more: CMC 2024 grads: New Breckenridge and Dillon college graduates celebrate

The Colorado Mountain College Board of Trustees has formally appointed Dr. Matt Gianneschi as the college’s next president and chief executive officer. Read more: CMC Board of Trustees appoints Dr. Matt Gianneschi as the college’s next president and chief executive officer

Isaacson School’s Final Portfolio Show to be held May 2 Opportunity to view students’ work at CMC’s Spring Valley campus April 30, 2024 – Graduating students from Colorado Mountain College’s Isaacson School for Communication, Arts and Media will present their Final Portfolio Show at CMC’s Spring Valley campus from 4:30-7 p.m. on May 2. The public is welcome and encouraged to attend the show. The exhibit showcases the work of the Isaacson School’s professional photography, digital media and graphic design students and gives Isaacson School students the opportunity to show and discuss their work with the public. CMC students enrolled in the Isaacson School can earn certificates and associate degrees in these three program areas. Additionally, last fall, the college added a bachelor’s degree, a Bachelor of Applied Science in integrated media, which is now offered through the school. The Final Portfolio Show will be held in the Nieslanik Living Room inside the Bushong Student Center at the Spring Valley campus located at 3000 County Road 114 in Glenwood Springs. Admission is free and refreshments will be served. For more information about the show, contact Derek Johnston, Isaacson School program director, professional photography, at 970-947-8151, djohnston@coloradomtn.edu. Visit the Isaacson School for Communication, Arts and Media for more information about the school.

Colorado Mountain College Leadville graduates will welcome U.S. Senator Michael Bennet as he gives the campus’s commencement address at the Leadville campus on May 3. Read more: CMC Leadville to hold commencement ceremony on May 3: U.S. Senator Michael Bennet to give keynote address