Information about the Coronavirus (COVID-19)

Información sobre el coronavirus (COVID-19)

Announcements & Messages

COVID Vaccine Update

May 3, 2021

Colorado Mountain College has always prioritized the health and safety of its students, faculty and staff, and community members and will continue to do so as it carefully considers its expectations for students and employees returning to campus in fall 2021. Read more: COVID Vaccine Update

Join Us: Protect yourself, others this holiday season

November 17, 2020

Colorado Mountain College is urging its students, faculty, and staff to step up to protect themselves and their communities as COVID-19 continues to spread ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday. Read more: Join Us: Protect yourself, others this holiday season

CMC Code of Student Conduct COVID-19 Addendum

August 11, 2020

The College will impose health and safety requirements on every student, faculty, and staff member who will be on campus to mitigate the risk of virus exposure and transmission. The success of a college experience during the current pandemic requires collective efforts by all students, and by all others who come into contact with students, to meet minimum safety standards that may change in response to changes in the spread of the COVID-19 virus. Read more: CMC Code of Student Conduct COVID-19 Addendum

CMC Announces Plans for Fall Classes • CMC Anuncia Planes para las Clases de Otoño

June 12, 2020

Today marks three months since announcing Colorado Mountain College would transition all spring 2020 courses to a virtual environment in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and corresponding state and local public health orders…. Read more: CMC Announces Plans for Fall Classes • CMC Anuncia Planes para las Clases de Otoño

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COVID Testing Locations

Join Us in these Five Commitments to Containment

Until there is broad-based immunity or a vaccine for COVID-19, the virus will be present among us. So, to minimize risk and prevent spread on campus or within our beloved mountain communities, it will take individual and shared responsibility. Please join us in making these five commitments:

I will maintain 6-feet of physical distance.

I will wash my hands often.

I will cover my face in public.

I will stay at home if I am at risk or when I am sick.

I will seek testing immediately if I have symptoms.

Together we can keep CMC safer and healthier.

Resources

COVID Vaccine FAQs

A COVID vaccine will be required for some students, including those living in residence halls and in some academic programs and athletics.

Read our Vaccine FAQs

CMC Responds – Tomorrow Ready Scholarship

If you are a displaced worker affected by layoffs because of the COVID-19 pandemic and admissible to CMC, you could be eligible!

See Tomorrow Ready Scholarship!

CARES Act Emergency Grants for Students

The Coronavirus Aid, Relief and Economic Security (CARES) Act was approved by Congress and includes support for higher education, including emergency grants for students facing related expenses.

Learn More about the CARES Act

CRRSA Act 2021

The Coronavirus Response and Relief Supplemental Appropriations Act, 2021 prioritizes support for students with exceptional needs while struggling financially in the wake of the pandemic.

Learn More about the CRRSA Act 2021

Contact CMC

Email us, if you have specific questions regarding our coronavirus response.

Covid19@coloradomtn.edu