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What is the college doing in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak?

Colorado Mountain College is actively preparing for the possibility of a widespread COVID-19 outbreak in our communities or on campus. CMC leaders are in close communication with local health departments and the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (CDPHE), and the college-wide emergency response team is convening every two days throughout this situation…. Read more: Frequently Asked Questions about CMC’s response to the coronavirus outbreak • Preguntas Frecuentes sobre la respuesta de la CMC al brote de coronavirus

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To the Colorado Mountain College family – students, employees, community members, partners, donors, alumni, and friends:

These past few weeks have been challenging for all of us. Together, we have adapted to ever-evolving guidance and directives from national and state officials concerning COVID-19. These are truly unprecedented times.

Many of you are anxious. We all are. However, I want to assure you that we are making every effort to address your concerns and provide timely answers to your questions….

Read more: CMC to extend distance learning, campus closures through May 1 • Colorado Mountain College extenderá el aprendizaje a distancia hasta el 1 de mayo

President Hauser has announced today CMC classes will remain online for the remainder of the semester. As a result, a prorated room and board refund will be calculated. The refund will be available to students who – by March 25th, 2020 – notify the campus of their intention to move out. The residence hall will remain open for those students who need to finish the semester living on campus….

Read more: Note To Residence Hall Students