Temple, Annette

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Annette Temple

Faculty, Veterinary Technology
970-945-7481 | atemple2@coloradomtn.edu

Annette Temple CVT has been a veterinary technician for over 25 years and has been teaching veterinary technology for more than 10 of those years. Annette was born in Utah, but spent a large portion of her childhood living in Pennsylvania. She moved back to the west for college and has been here ever since. Annette has worked in veterinary clinics, as both a credentialed technician and office manager, but enjoys teaching veterinary technology the most. Annette loves living up in the mountains with her partner Harris and all of her critters, which include ducks, chickens, goats, guinea pigs, and two hairless cats.

Education

  • B.S. Animal Science with emphasis on Veterinary Technology

Experience:

  • Assistant Professor of Veterinary Technology, Colorado Mountain College (2019-present)
  • Instructor of Veterinary Technology, Bel-Rea Institute (2010-2018)
  • Instructor of Veterinary Assisting, Mountainland Applied Technology College (2000-2009)
  • Certified Veterinary Technician, Louisville Family Animal Hospital
  • Office Manager/Veterinary Technician, Banfield Pet Hospital

Halliwell, Philip

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Philip Halliwell, Ph.D.

Professor of Environmental Science
phalliwell@coloradomtn.edu

Philip HalliwellEducation

Ph.D., Sustainability Education, Prescott College
M.S., Environmental Engineering, Penn State
B.S., Industrial Engineering, Penn State

Awards

  • Adjunct Faculty of the Year, 2014

Professional Interests

  • Citizen Science
  • Social Ecology
  • National Parks
  • Connected Learning
  • Connecting underrepresented students in the sciences

Personal Interests

When not teaching I love enjoying the mountains with my family. I do my share of trail running, rafting, and fly fishing in the summer and when winter hits I'm either skiing or playing hockey.

Smith, Christine

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photo - Christie Smith

Christine Smith

Professor of Communications/Humanities, Sopris Theatre Company Dramaturg
970-947-8261 | csmith@coloradomtn.edu

Christie Smith has taught Composition, Literature, and Humanities at CMC since 2009.

Her BA in English is from Tufts University in Medford, Mass; her MA and Ph.D. in American Studies are from University of Denver. The focus of her academic study is western American Literature, with a Master’s thesis on Nebraska writer Willa Cather, and her Ph.D. dissertation and subsequent book on turn-of-the-20th-century western writer and illustrator Mary Hallock Foote.

Christie enjoys demonstrating to students—in Humanities and Lit classes, as well as Composition classes—that the great ideas in history and culture have importance now, as newer generations take knowledge and values from the past and make the world anew according to their own concerns and needs.

Christie lives in Carbondale and enjoys biking, hiking, camping, traveling as much as possible, and dinner parties.

See video, Christine Smith Teaching

Curriculum Vitae - Christine Hill Smith (pdf)

Upwardly Mobile: Teaching “The Enchanted Bluff ” to Contemporary Students (pdf) by Christine Hill Smith

Social Class in the Writings of Mary Hallock Foote by Christine Hill Smith

Photo - Book cover of Social Class in the Writings of Mary Hallock Foote

 

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