Annette Johnson

Annette Johnson

Senior Enrollment Services Specialist
719-486-4292 | agjohnson@coloradomtn.edu
Pronouns: She/Her

I am committed to providing and contributing an all-encompassing learning environment for all students and learners.

I absolutely enjoy working with students as an enrollment assistant. I help students register for classes and provide a variety of resources. It is an awesome feeling to watch them achieve their academic and personal goals.

Awards/Recognition

CMC Staff of the Year, 2021

Personal Interests

I love being outside hiking, camping, fishing, gardening and spending quality time with my family and friends.

About Leadville

I am a native of Leadville, the mountains have been and will always be my home and playground.

Jessican Sherlin

Jessica Sherlin

Campus & Collegewide Accounts Receivable Manager
719-486-4230 | jlsherlin@coloradomtn.edu
Pronouns: She/Her/Ella

Education

  • AA, Business, Colorado Mountain College
  • In progress, BSBA, Accounting, Colorado Mountain College

At the campus level, I am here to help with Student Accounts, Business Office matters, and Financial Literacy. At the college-wide level, I am assisting the Business office with Accounts Receivable systems/process analysis, as well as attending to all student account related questions.

Personal Interests

As a student myself at CMC, I enjoy helping students lead the way with their personal journey here, providing them the resources to make their own decisions, and watching them or encouraging them to grow with us.

About Leadville

I love CMC Leadville's  strong community feel.

Kristen Voegtle

Kristen Voegtle

Concurrent Enrollment Coordinator
719-486-4264 | klvoegtle@coloradomtn.edu
Pronouns: She/Her

About Leadville

I am the liaison between K-12 school districts and CMC. I work closely with the high school students taking college level classes for both high school and college credit.

I love many things about Leadville! One is how centrally located it is. This allows us to enjoy many aspects of Colorado and all it has to offer in regards to snowboarding, mountain biking and camping. Leadville is our favorite place to call home because of the amazing community.

Rachael Woods

Rachael Woods

Academic Coordinator
719-486-4217 | rwoods2@coloradomtn.edu
Pronouns: She/Her

I help faculty, build classes, work with the assistant deans of instruction, and help schedule classes.

Affiliations and Community Involvement

  • Volunteer with Leadville's Mineral Belt Trail Committee

Personal Interests

Running, skiing, camping, swimming, reading.

About Leadville

Its wildlife and wilderness areas.

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.

Ally Duncan

Ally Duncan

Field Supervisor
allyduncan1211@gmail.com

Education

  • Bachelors Degree in Education, Walsh University

Personal Interests

I have taught elementary education for 10 years. I have a strong passion for teaching in the classroom as well as helping future educators reach their highest potential.

Family

My family and I have been living in the mountains for the last 12 years.