Teaching Continuing Education at Colorado Mountain College
COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE SUMMER CLASS SCHEDU L E ( C O N T I N U I N G E D U C AT I O N ) Glenwood Springs SUMMER 2019 Registration is Open! Classes Start Soon
CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS Continuing Education Schedule REGISTRATION Please register as early as possible for the classes you are interested in. Each class has both a minimum and maximum number of students who may enroll. To secure your spot in classes, it's best to register early, and we ask you to register no later than two business days prior to the start of class to ensure minimum enrollment is met. GETTING STARTED DROPS & REFUNDS Colorado Mountain College offers these registration options, depending on your To drop a class, students must fill out a admissions status. Class Add/Drop form and submit it to the online www.coloradomtn.edu/register, campus or login to WebAdvisor and drop for all students. Current degree-seeking online. To receive a refund, make sure the students can register at class is dropped by the listed refund date https://basecamp.coloradomtn.edu in this publication or on the website. Students that drop classes after the refund fax (current students only) date will not receive a refund. in person mail TEXTBOOK INFORMATION Campus contact information and office hours are on the following page. Learning Materials Program (LMP) is a flat rate library-like system that applies to all required course materials based on number CREDIT CLASSES of credit hours ($26/credit hour). See www. ColoradoMtn.edu/Textbooks for more info. Colorado Mountain College offers transfer- level college classes at every location. You can browse the complete schedule of these SCHEDULE/HOLIDAYS classes at ColoradoMtn.edu/classes. Memorial Day: May 27 Independence Day: July 4 Colorado Mountain College is dedicated to the principle of providing equal opportunity with regard to all current or prospective students and employees in the application, admission and access to the College's programs and activities. The College does not discriminate on the basis of age, race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, creed, service in the uniformed services (as defined in state and federal law), veteran status, sexual orientation, marital or family status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability, gender, gender identity or political ideas. To obtain more information regarding non-discrimination policies, contact the College Title IX Coordinator, Department of Student Affairs, or the Vice CMC Aspen Campus 2 2 CMC. President ASPEN of Human CAMPUS Resources, at Colorado Mountain College, 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601, 970-945-8691.
ON THE COVER John Lee and Chrissy Lee-Manes return to CMC this summer with two new classes showcasing the distill- ing process for essential oils and an outdoor medicinal walk. See page 11. CONTENTS 04 ART & MUSIC 14 INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 05 BUSINESS & ACCOUNTING 16 KIDS' CLASSES & CAMPS (Art, Cooking, Dance, Spanish, 06 CULINARY ARTS Solar/Wind, Video) 08 DANCE 20 NURSING 08 FOREIGN LANGUAGE Math for Nurses (French, Spanish) 20 OUTDOOR STUDIES 09 ENGLISH AS A SECOND 21 PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES & LANGUAGE RECREATION 10 HEALTH & WELLNESS 22 SCIENCE (CPR, QMAP, Herbalist Classes, Local geology field trips Plant-Based Diet, Self Help) 22 SUSTAINABILITY STUDIES 12 GED/HSE CLASSES 23 CMC'S NEW FITNESS & 13 GIFT OF EDUCATION RECREATION CENTER Free Lecture Series CAMPUS INFORMATION Glenwood Springs / 1402 Blake Ave. Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 / 970.945.7486 Office Hours / Monday-Thursday, 8a-8p* / Friday, 8a-5p Spring Valley / 3000 Co. Rd. 114 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 / 970.945.7481 Office Hours / Monday-Friday, 8a-5p *Evening closing hours vary with the academic calendar and dismissal of the latest evening class. LOCATION KEY GW CMC Glenwood Springs SV CMC Spring Valley
do something MAJOR SUMMER 2019 SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULTY CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Art & Music MOSAICS FOR THE GARDEN In this all day class, the student artist will create a mosaic for the garden using cut glass tile and other materials. The student will choose from a selection of terra cotta pots, bird bath saucers, and bird houses for their garden mosaic. The artist will become familiar with cutting techniques, thin set (mortar) cement adhesive and will receive a grouting demonstration. Tools, adhesive and materials will be provided; however, students may bring supplies from home such as beads, shells, buttons, etc. to use along with the provided materials. 20194 Sa 9a-4p 6/1 GW Newman Cost: $75 Refund: 5/30 HANDMADE JOURNALS "Junk journals" are fun and can be anything you want them to be. The book is filled with "ephemera" (pockets, clips, little journals, cards, unique items to write on and store pieces of memories). It's a blank canvas for your inspirations, creativity, and memories. Save a bit of the party decorations then add to your journal with an explanation, or save the tickets from an awesome concert that reminds you of the event. Write poems, quotes, lists, inspirations, or messages from magazines that inspire you. This is an ongoing fun art and memory project and will be so much fun to look back on. Please bring items and ideas to include in your journal. ** Please note, there is an additional $15 materials fee due to the instructor at the first class. 20423 Sa 9a-1p 7/13-7/20 GW Moross Cost: $65 Refund: 7/11 SEWING Learn to sew starting with a simple project that will include a zipper or elastic waist, finish seams, and hem; and/or continue with your own project of choice. Sally Melia will share her enthusiasm and years of sewing experience to help you. Bring your own sewing machine for help learning how to use it, or borrow one from the instructor. Upcycling thrift finds for your materials is encouraged. 20426 T 6:30p-9:30p 6/4-7/23 GW Melia Cost: $75 Refund: 5/31 INTRODUCTION TO SINGING Would you like more confidence when singing around friends or at gatherings? This class will help you gain better control over your pitch and tone. Jill uses hands-on, proven techniques developed through a deep knowledge and practical professional experience coupled with her passionate desire to help heighten the love of singing. This exciting and voice-transforming workshop is open to everyone and no prior singing experience is required. Jill is an accomplished professional musician who holds degrees in both music performance and music business, and she has been teaching and performing successfully for many years. 20364 W 7p-9p 6/5-6/26 GW Cohn Cost: $100 Refund: 6/3 COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE & THE GLENWOOD SPRINGS ARTS COUNCIL present A Woman's Touch An exhibit featuring the work of three regionally and nationally renowned Colorado artists. Exhibit runs June 14-August 30 at the CMC Glenwood Center The community is welcome to the free opening reception: June 14, 6-8 p.m. 4 CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS
SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULT Y CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Business & Accounting QUICKBOOKS PRO 1 (WINDOWS) Gain an introductory-level understanding of QuickBooks Pro software. Topics include entering data, creating invoices, writing checks, using accounts payable and accounts receivable. Prerequisites: basic computer skills. 20481 T 9a-4p 6/4 GW Baker Cole Cost: $60 Refund: 5/31 QUICKBOOKS PRO II (WINDOWS) Develop intermediate-level skills using QuickBooks Pro software. Topics include working with bank accounts and other accounts, analyzing financial data, using estimates, and progress invoicing. Prerequisites: Basic computer skills and QuickBooks I. 20482 T 9a-4p 6/11 GW Baker Cole Cost: $60 Refund: 6/7 QUICKBOOKS PRO III (WINDOWS) Explore more advanced functions using QuickBooks Pro software. Topics include tracking, reviewing and paying sales tax, payroll, and payroll taxes. Prerequisites: basic computer skills and QuickBooks II or Instructor approval. 20483 Th 9a-4p 6/13 GW Baker Cole Cost: $60 Refund: 6/11 FOUR PILLARS OF SUCCESS Are you prepared for one of the biggest transitions in your life? If you're approaching retirement or are recently retired, it's time to start thinking about the factors that can threaten the assets you've worked so long and hard to build - and begin to assemble your personal retirement puzzle. This course is designed for educational purposes only. You will receive dynamic instruction regarding financial concepts and strategies, not specific financial products or services. The course will provide you with the tools to gain greater control of your financial future. Register and bring your significant other or partner for free! Instructor Brian Littlejohn is a fiduciary financial advisor and educator. 20362 W 6p-9p 6/26 GW Littlejohn Cost: $40 Refund: 6/24 Spouse/partner, please register for 20550. 20363 Th 6p-9p 8/1 GW Littlejohn Cost: $40 Refund: 7/30 Spouse/partner, please register for 20551. FEATURED ARTISTS INCLUDE: SUSAN OEHME, a printmaker from Steamboat Springs, is known statewide and nationally for her work and workshops, and is the master printer at Oehme Graphics. WENDY KOWYNIA, also from Steamboat Springs, has 20 years of experience in mixed media and woven textiles; her work has appeared in juried national exhibitions. JANE LEE from Glenwood Springs creates oil paintings that capture the natural beauty of her surroundings. She was awarded a National Show Award at the Salmagundi Club in New York, one of the oldest art organizations in the country. "Disco Oasis" by Susan Oehme COLORADOMTN.EDU/REGISTER 5
do something MAJOR SUMMER 2019 SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULTY CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Culinary Arts CREATIVE CAKE DECORATING TECHNIQUES* Express your creativity with decorating cakes. This course introduces practical techniques for decorating cakes, including working with chocolate, fondant, buttercream and lace icing. Please bring an apron, hair covering and non-slip, water-resistant shoes. Yulia is an artist by nature and has created many custom cakes for various celebrations. ** Please note, there is an additional $25 materials fee will be due to the instructor for ingredients, silicone baking mat and a tool kit that you will get to keep. 20447 Th 6p-9p 6/13 GW Serdyukova Cost: $65 Refund: 6/11 Sa 9a-12p 6/15 FUNNY CAKE DECORATING (FOR KIDS AGES 5-14)* Does your child love to bake and then decorate their masterpiece? Sign them up for this introductory class that will teach them the basic techniques for decorating cakes and cookies, including working with fondant, buttercream and icing. They will have fun while exploring their creativity with this hands on class. Each child is required to have one adult over the age of 18 (at no additional charge) with them during the class. Students will need to bring their own apron, cover up for hair (bandana or baker hat) and wear non-slippery, water-resistant shoes. An additional $20 fee will be due to Instructor for materials and ingredients which includes a fondant tool kit that students will keep. 20615 Sa 9:30a-12:30p 6/29 GW Serdyukova Cost: $40 Refund: 6/27 * These classes use milk, nuts, vanilla, chocolate and other ingredients that might be allergens to some. For gluten-free students, there is an option of baking a cake at home and bringing it to class for decoration. Learn from the exquisite cake decorator Yulia Serdyukova and make your own unique masterpiece delicacies. Yulia has worked in a Russian bakery for over 5 years and has taken many different bak- ing classes in CMC. She is an artist in nature and currently owns her own baking and catering business. 6 CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS
SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULT Y CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D DELICIOUS PLANT-BASED COOKING Learn to prepare plant-based whole foods that anyone will enjoy eating! We will meet in the kitchen and have fun creating colorful food to eat and take home! No previous cooking (or combining) experience necessary. Everyone has fun! You will learn several new recipes to add to your repertoire. Wear comfy shoes and bring six 8-12oz "to go" containers to take food home (and a bag!) **Please note there is an additional fee of $20 for ingredients that should be paid directly to Instructor for each class. Classes will be limited to 9, so register early! Instructor: Ardis Hoffman, Heart Healthy Meals SALADS AND WRAPS `` Recipes include: Asian Rice Salad, Festive Kale Salad, White Bean Hummus, 3 Pepper Hummus 20497 Sa 1p-5p 6/8 GW Hoffman Cost: $40 Refund: 6/6 INDIAN CUISINE `` Recipes include: Vege Korma, Dal Tadka, Ginger Cookies 20498 Sa 2:30p-6:30p 6/15 GW Hoffman Cost: $40 Refund: 6/13 SUMMER FAVORITES `` Recipes include: Watermelon Gazpacho, Red Potato Salad, Berry Cobbler 20499 Sa 1p-5p 7/6 GW Hoffman Cost: $40 Refund: 7/3 ITALIAN CUISINE `` Recipes include: Lasagna, Minestrone Soup, Pasta Salad 20500 Sa 1p-5p 7/13 GW Hoffman Cost: $40 Refund: 7/11 SOUTHWESTERN CUISINE `` Recipes include: Enchilada Casserole, Easy Tacos, Fresh Salsa, SW Quinoa Salad 20501 Sa 1p-5p 7/20 GW Hoffman Cost: $40 Refund: 7/18 Lifelong learning made easier. ELEVATE Soon you'll be able to find your community education classes, and drop them in a shopping cart. IT'S GOING TO BE THAT SIMPLE. Coming Fall 2019 COLORADOMTN.EDU/REGISTER 7
do something MAJOR SUMMER 2019 SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULTY CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Dance INTERMEDIATE BALLET Intermediate ballet is about learning and practicing a traditional art form in a fun and relaxed setting with great music and an engaging atmosphere. Students will learn basic and more advanced movements, get a great workout, gain strength and flexibility, and develop some musicality in the process. No prior dance experience required. A sense of humor and adventure is helpful. Wear yoga clothes and socks or leotards and tights, and bring a water bottle. 20193 M 6:30p-8p 5/20-8/5 GW Peterson Cost: $145 Refund: 5/17 SALSA DANCE Can you feel the rhythm? Are you looking for a fun night out that will teach you the basic fundamentals of Salsa Dancing in a relaxed environment? Come and learn how to move your body and relax at the same time with the Spicing Salsa Rhythm. No partner necessary. Shoes with sliding soles are preferred, no tennis or street shoes with marking soles. 20569 W 6:30p-8:30p 6/5-6/26 GW Hernandez Cost: $65 Refund: 6/3 Learn some smooth salsa moves from the valley's dynamic dancing duo, Tere and Ricardo Hernandez. Foreign Language FRENCH BRUSH UP YOUR FRENCH Come and immerse yourself in conversational French this summer! In this interactive class for beginners, you will learn to build a basic vocabulary for specific and useful situations. Whether you are going on a trip to a French speaking country, ordering food at a restaurant or just want to communicate with an individual, this class will help you speak clearly and effectively. Take a trip to France without leaving Glenwood! 20537 Th 6p-8p 6/6-6/27 GW Reynolds Cost: $65 Refund: 6/4 SPANISH CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH I (3 CR) & This introductory course is designed for students with no prior Spanish language experience. Topics include basic introductions, greetings and farewells, schedules, telling time, days of the week and common activities including work, sports and leisure, places in the community, description of the family and using the present tense. Required text is PROVIDED by LMP. Learning Materials Program (LMP) is a flat rate library-like system that applies to all required course materials based on number of credit hours ($26 per credit hour). For questions related to LMP see Basecamp or contact your Campus. 20087 TTh 6p-8:50p 6/4-7/25 GW Moore In-District: $240 Refund: 6/11 8 CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS
ENGLISH SYN ASDAY A SECOND TI ME LANGUAGE DAT E S LOC FAC ULT Y CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Improve your English in basic to advanced classes. Students will be evaluated on registration day to determine the appropriate class level. Mejore su inglés con clases de nivel básico hasta avanzado. Todos los estudiantes serán evaluados el dÃa de inscripción para averiguar su nivel apropiado. You must attend the registration date to enroll. Uno tiene que asistir el dÃa de la inscripción para poder matricularse. Location/ Class Time/ Mandatory Registration Date/ Class Dates/ Lugar Horario La fecha de inscripción Fechas obligatoria • MW, 10a-12:30p 5/13 5/20-7/1 Aspen • TTh, 6:30-8:50p 5/16 5/21-6/27 HSE/GED (High School Equivalency): • TTh, 6:20-8:50p 5/16 5/21-8/8 Basalt (at Basalt • MW, 6:30-8:50p 5/15 5/20-7/1 Middle School)* *In Basalt, parents can bring their children ages 3-12 years old. En Basalt, los padres pueden traer a sus niños de 3-12 años de edad. Carbondale • TTh, 6:30-8:50p 5/14 5/21-6/27 (at Lappala Center) • TTh, 9-11:30a 5/14 5/21-6/27 • TTh, 9-11:50a 4/25 5/2-6/4 Glenwood • MW, 6:30-8:50p 5/13 5/20-7/1 The levels we offer include Pre-Literacy, Level 1 (Low Beginner), Level 2 (High Beginner), Level 3 (Low Intermediate), Level 4 (High Intermediate) and Level 5 (Advanced). Not all levels are offered at all locations. Classes range from $40 to $80. Limited scholarships may be available to those who most need them. Students can attend classes only after paying the fee for the semester or receiving scholarship funds. Las clases cuestan entre $40 a $80. Habrá becas limitadas para los que más las necesiten. Los estudiantes podrán asistir a las clases sólo después de haber pagado el costo por el semestre o de haber recibido una beca. Llama al 1-800-922-1205 para mas informacion. COLORADOMTN.EDU/REGISTER 9
do something MAJOR SUMMER 2019 SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULTY CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Health & Wellness For the classes below noting a required text (&): The required text is PROVIDED by CMC's Learning Materials Program (LMP). This is a flat rate library-like system that applies to all required course materials based on number of credit hours ($26 per credit hour). For questions related to LMP see Basecamp or contact your Campus. Textbooks must be returned within 7 days of dropped courses or by the last date of the semester to avoid charges. CPR FOR PROFESSIONALS (.5 CR) & Prepares the student for certification in CPR and basic first aid. Skills will include basic life support, airway obstruction, control of bleeding, shock, and patient care for the unconscious. 19711 Sa 8a-5p 6/15 GW Kroesen In-District: $40 Refund: 6/13 COMMUNITY FIRST AID & CPR (.5 CR) & Meets the requirements for American Red Cross Professional Rescuer CPR or American Heart Association Basic Life Support for those who work in emergency services, health care, and other professional areas. Material presented in the course is basic patient assessment, basic airway management, rescue breathing, and CPR for infant, child, and adult patients. 20067 F 8a-5:30p 6/14 GW Kroesen In-District: $40 Refund: 6/12 QMAP INSTRUCTION (QUALIFIED MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION PERSONNEL) This class is taught by Nancy Beckwith RN, an approved trainer for Colorado. Successful completion of this class will place your name on the CDPHE list that qualifies you to be employed as a QMAP in Colorado. Your employer will need to provide training specific for their facility. Passing this class allows QMAPs to administer medications in a variety of settings in Colorado. These settings include assisted living facilities, residential care, day care programs, host homes, respite and group homes. A $14 dollar state fee will be collected from students passing this class to register with the state. Day one is an 8-hour mandatory class. Day two is testing only which takes about 2 hours. The course is open to anyone 18 and older and a US citizen as verified at the start of class. The class is in English and high school math knowledge is required. Online study information will be sent out before beginning the class. After registering contact the instructor at nwith55@gmail.com to obtain the online study guide or to ask questions before registering for the class. 20358 FSa 9a-4p 8/9-8/10 GW Beckwith Cost: $85 Refund: 8/7 The short QMAP course will enable students to safely administer medications in state- authorized residential and day care settings. 10 CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS
SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULT Y CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D PLANT BASED LIFESTYLE Are you curious about a plant-based whole foods lifestyle? How would you begin to change your eating habits to live a healthier lifestyle? Medical research has proven the best way to maintain health and prevent (and reverse) heart disease, diabetes, obesity and other chronic illness, is to change how we eat. Learn how to prepare, shop, cook and shift your lifestyle to a more mindful way of living. Ardis Hoffman is certified in whole, plant based foods nutrition through T Colin Campbell's Cornell University program. She is a plant-based lifestyle coach, cooking instructor, caterer and private cook. Student's will need to bring $10 to pay Instructor a food fee. 20527 Th 6p-8p 6/6-6/20 GW Hoffman Cost: $45 Refund: 6/4 20529 F 10a-12p 6/7-6/21 GW Hoffman Cost: $45 Refund: 6/5 20530 M 6p-8p 7/8-7/22 GW Hoffman Cost: $45 Refund: 7/5 20531 T 9a-11a 7/9-7/23 GW Hoffman Cost: $45 Refund: 7/5 MEDICINAL PLANT WALK Join John Lee and Chrissy Lee-Manes as they journey through Rifle Mountain Park and explore Mother Nature's medicinal and edible plants. They will delve into the field of ethnobotany and explore the natives traditional uses for plants. These walks are a great way to learn native plants, meet new friends, and enjoy a beautiful afternoon outdoors! Bring water and a sack lunch (as we will take an hour lunch break) and come prepared for Colorado weather. 20360 Sa 10a-2p 6/29 GW Lee/Lee-Manes Cost: $40 Refund: 6/27 DISTILLING ESSENTIAL OILS John Lee and Chrissy Lee-Manes demonstrate the science behind incredible essential oils. From 10am - 12pm we will be in the classroom and then from 1pm - 5pm we will go to Sayre Park where you will learn and help distill essential oils in this incredible hands-on demonstration. Learn why distilling is such a beautiful combination of art and science. You will go home with a sampling of hydrosol. 20361 Sa 10a-5p 7/20 GW Lee/Lee-Manes Cost: $75 Refund: 7/18 Get the unique opportunity to witness the distilling operation used in making essential oils. CONSCIOUS DATING Tired of dating and discovering months into a new relationship that you have only picked a slightly better version than the last one? You will learn to identify unique traits that we all have and will be easy to recognize once you learn and make better choices with new relationships. Whether you are looking for a long term partner, or just want to have more interesting/fun dates - this course is for you! Conscious Dating will cover recognizing unconscious patterns, different dating styles, and how motives and attractions influence our choices. This is an experiential course with processes for self- discovery that will help you identify more compatible partners. 20532 F 6p-8p 6/7-6/21 GW Hoffman Cost: $49 Refund: 6/5 CONSCIOUS AGING Increase awareness of and excitement towards growing older and wiser! The Institute of Noetic Sciences, Conscious Aging course guidelines will be used to reframe self-limiting beliefs and cultural stereotypes; identify and bring closure to old wounds; learn how to accept change as a constant in life and confront the knowledge that life is impermanent. 20533 T 5:30p-8p 6/4-6/25 GW Hoffman Cost: $65 Refund: 5/31 HEALTH & WELLNESS CLASSES CONTINUED ON PAGE 12 } COLORADOMTN.EDU/REGISTER 11
do something MAJOR SUMMER 2019 SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULTY CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D LIVE A POSITIVE LIFE Explore and discover how we can change our life by learning how to manage our emotions and thoughts. Jerry Kampolsky's 12 Principles of Attitudinal Healing will be our guideline in this experiential group course. Learn tips and techniques that will reduce stress, negativity and fear, and help you be a more positive happy person. 20534 W 6p-8p 6/5-7/17 GW Hoffman Cost: $70 Refund: 6/3 HIGHER INTENT TIME MANAGEMENT Would you like more time for the things that really matter? Then this is the class for you. Come and learn a system of thinking that focuses on two fundamental things: (1) What to focus on; and (2) RPM - rapid planning method. The strategies taught in this class can be applied to any area of your life. It will free you from endless to-do lists and instead put your focus on actions with intent that drive real results. This systematic approach will help you outline priorities, outcomes and action by evaluating your desires and finding out where you spend most of your time. 20415 W 5:30p-8:30p 7/24-7/31 GW Palasz Cost: $50 Refund: 7/22 Looking for a fresh new spin on how to organize your life? Chris Palasz leads this workshop that intro- duces RPM - rapid planning method - an efficient new way of outlining priorities and achieving goals. Improve your THE ADULT BASIC EDUCATION & GED/HSE LEARNING LAB English skills CMC'S LEARNING LAB: Our staff of teachers have many years of experience helping countless successful students throughout the community. We have a supportive friendly classroom environment and we Work toward your know you will feel comfortable here. Plus all our instructors are GED or High School certified by the State of Colorado to teach adults. Equivalency Diploma LAB CLASSES: You can choose to come to morning or evening classes. Please come to the first day of class to register or call 947-8484 for more information. Learn in CLASSES IN GLENWOOD SPRINGS: small groups MONDAYS & WEDNESDAYS `` 9 a.m. - noon Register on May 13 at 9 a.m. Class meets May 13-May 29; Cost: $15 Brush up on basic academic skills TUESDAYS & THURSDAYS `` 6-8:50 p.m. Register on May 14 at 6 p.m. Classes meet May 14-June 13; Cost: $30 Join our GED MORE QUESTIONS? graduation Please give us a call if you have any questions at 947-8484. 12 CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS
SYN DAY TI ME CMC's Glenwood Center Gift of Education Free Lecture Series DAT E S LOC FAC ULT Y CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D SUMMER EVENTS These events are free and open to the public. Please join us! RIVER SAFETYwith Bruce Kime Many river sports lovers are excited about a "big water" run-off season on Colorado rivers. We are likely to see flows not seen since 2011. Bruce Kime is a certified river guide with 2000 miles logged on rivers in Colorado, Utah, and California. He'll present and discuss aspects of what to expect with high stream flows, the safety equipment you should carry, and "how to" techniques for boating in the coming conditions to minimize risks and increase MAY 21 safety margins. All river enthusiasts are welcome. 6:30-8PM MEET THE ARTIST with Madeline Wiener Come and listen to how Madeline Wiener learned how to master power tools to create amazing interactive sculptures that display craftsmanship, beauty and love for humanity. She explores the relationship between form and the emotion it projects. She was commissioned to create a special piece this summer for Glenwood Springs at the previous landing site of the old Grand Avenue Bridge on 6th Street. Her public sculptures can be found throughout the United States, as well as in JUNE 17 Scotland and India. Madeline's artwork is also part of 6:30-8PM many private collections internationally. GRANTS 101 with Ed Chusid Ed Chusid has been CMC's Grant Manager for the past four years. He has served as primary author/ key author and raised more that three million dollars on behalf of CMC and its foundation. He has his finger on the pulse and has been known to contact local non-profits to give them a "heads up" on an available grant that seems like a perfect JULY 24 fit! Ed will talk about the process, the do's and don'ts of grant writing, and running a grant. 6:30-8PM COLORADOMTN.EDU/REGISTER 13
do something MAJOR SUMMER 2019 SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULTY CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Information Technology NONCREDIT CLASSES WORDPRESS 101 Learn how to manage your website with WordPress. Internet marketing guru Trent Blizzard will discuss updating website pages, basics of creating blog posts, managing media (photos and video) and adding keywords to get higher search ranking. Great for people who have a WordPress site and would like to become more savvy - OR - for those looking to start fresh with a new web presence in 2019. Students will setup a new, practice WordPress site from scratch during class. 20545 T 9a-4p 6/4 GW Blizzard Cost: $75 Refund: 5/31 INTRO TO GOOGLE SUITE Google G Suite For Business - Learn from Trent Blizzard how to use Google's powerful suite of web applications to fuel your business. Includes: Gmail, Calendar, Drive, Docs, Sheets and much more. A special focus will be given to administering and using the platform in a business environment. 20421 Th 1p-5p 6/6 GW Blizzard Cost: $45 Refund: 6/4 INTRO ADOBE PHOTOSHOP Learn the basics of Adobe Photoshop. Topics include: color correction, special effects, Register resolution for print and web, and various photo file formats. Bring your questions or for both projects to class and I will help with any challenges that you may have. Photos will be sections for provided, however, it's a lot more fun to bring your own photos to work on. a total cost 20424 Th 5:30p-8:30p 5/23-6/6 GW Moross Cost: $80 Refund: 5/21 of $150! Ask for the INTRO ADOBE INDESIGN discount at InDesign is a desktop publishing program that is the industry standard to produce registration. professional quality publications such as advertisements, brochures, flyers, books, any printed material. Learn the fundamentals of and basic tools used in Adobe InDesign. Create documents that incorporate photos, imagery and effects so the result stands out and gets noticed. Bring your questions or projects to class and I will help with any challenges that you may have. 20425 Th 5:30p-8:30p 6/13-6/27 GW Moross Cost: $80 Refund: 6/11 A minimum enrollment of 8 students is needed for all credit and noncredit classes. There are also limits to the number of students who can enroll based on room capacity, supplies and other constraints. The upper limit varies by class. Early registration is advised in order to secure your spot and ensure the minimum enrollment is met. 14 CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS
SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULT Y CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D CREDIT CLASSES All classes below are hybrid classes which combine set days for face-to-face classroom instruction with online learning activities. Online components may include discussions, audio-video presentations, reading assignments, self-testing exercises, small group work, and simulations. The instructor will provide details about the class schedule and other details to help you succeed. Students must have basic computer skills including the ability to navigate, use email, send attachments, and have DSL or high speed access to the internet. INTRODUCTION TO PC APPLICATIONS (3 CR) & 20352 T 6p-8:50p 5/21-8/6 GW Cochran In-District: $240 Refund: 6/3 COMPLETE SPREADSHEET: MICROSOFT EXCEL (3 CR) & Prerequisites: CIS-110, CIS-115, or CIS-118 20353 W 6p-8:50p 5/22-8/7 GW Watson In-District: $240 Refund: 6/3 These Cisco Network classes are accelerated hybrid classes. Students may attend Wednesday classes at the Glenwood Center or via WebEx, a web conferencing application where students access the class from a home computer. Students attending via WebEx will need a microphone to interact with the teacher and other students during the class. See the syllabus for details. CISCO NETWORK ASSOCIATE III (5 CR) & Prerequisites: CNG-261 20354 W 6p-9p 5/22-6/26 GW Farmer In-District: $400 Refund: 5/28 CISCO NETWORK ASSOCIATE IV (5 CR) & Prerequisites: CNG-262 20355 W 6p-9p 7/10-8/9 GW Farmer In-District: $400 Refund: 7/15 For the classes above noting a required text (&): The required text is PROVIDED by CMC's Learning Materials Program (LMP). This is a flat rate library-like system that applies to all required course materials based on number of credit hours ($26 per credit hour). For questions related to LMP see Basecamp or contact your Campus. Textbooks must be returned within 7 days of dropped courses or by the last date of the semester to avoid charges. Are there gaps in your tech knowledge? Our friendly faces at CMC can help! Pictured above: instructors Bob Farmer, Bobbie Moross, and Trent Blizzard. COLORADOMTN.EDU/REGISTER 15
do something MAJOR SUMMER 2019 SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULTY CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Kids' Classes & Camps VIDEO FILMING & EDITING CAMP (FOR AGES 10-15) This hands-on production filmmaking camp is a week-long journey beginning with an idea and ending with an edited short film. Students begin by brainstorming their ideas and creating scene ideas, progressing to planning out shot sequencing and actually filming. Students will gain the opportunity to work together like a real production crew, and each of them will have the chance to rotate through the essential roles of camera, audio and interviewer in small groups. The class will critique raw footage and CMC faculty member Gretchen Hayduk teaches aim to improve upon their ideas for the next this summer camp which aims to create stories day. Students will learn to edit footage in Adobe that ask (and try to answer): What is Art? and Premiere, creating segments to be shown on the will utilize the rich visual art happenings in and last day of camp, as well as a trailer preview. around Glenwood Springs. 20417 MTWThF 9a-3p 6/10-6/14 GW Hayduk Cost: $295 Refund: 6/7 RENEWABLE ENERGY: SOLAR & WIND (FOR AGES 10-12) Kids will be blown away as they receive an insider's look into how to make energy from the sun and wind in this educational, interactive summer camp taught by industry pro Craig Tate from Holy Cross Energy. Students will learn how solar and wind energy work, what it can do and the basics of both solar photovoltaic energy and wind generation. Every student will receive two kits that Holy Cross Energy is donating. Using one kit, the students will perform solar photovoltaic exercises that will allow them to experiment with solar energy and learn how solar can operate different small motors. The other kit will allow students to build a small wind generator that will generate enough energy to run a small fan motor. 20470 MTWThF 9a-12p 6/24-6/28 GW Tate Cost: $65 Refund: 6/21 HANDMADE JOURNALS (FOR 10-15 YEAR OLDS) "Junk journals" are fun and can be anything you want them to be. The book is filled with "ephemera" (pockets, clips, little journals, cards, unique items to write on and store pieces of memories). Save a bit of the party decorations then add to your journal with an explanation. Save the tickets from an awesome concerts and note fun things, the music your loved, the people your met, anything at all to remember the event. Write poems, quotes, lists, inspirations, or messages from magazines that inspire you. This is an ongoing fun art and memory project and will be so much fun to look back on. ** Please note, there is an additional $10 materials fee due to the instructor at the first class. 20422 MTWTh 9a-12p 7/22-7/25 GW Moross Cost: $95 Refund: 7/19 Bobbie Moross inspires FUNNY CAKE DECORATING (FOR KIDS) pre-teens to create colorful please see page 6. journals and preserve their special memories. 16 CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS
SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULT Y CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Summer Camps at the Children's Mini College Preschool for ages 3-6 Choose one week, or both: Week 1: June 3-6, Mon - Thurs, 9am-1pm Cost: $110 Week 2: June 10-13, Mon - Thurs, 9am-1pm Cost: $110 At the Children's Mini College summer day camps, children will enjoy field trips, science experiments, water fun, and more! Sign up for one week or both weeks. Mini College will provide a snack and the children will bring lunch from home. To register, stop by Children's Mini College (located inside the Colorado Mountain College Glenwood Center) or call Joan with any questions: 945-2446. Deposit of $110 is due upon registration (Friday May 17th deadline). KOOKY KITCHEN CHEMISTRY (FOR AGES 10-12) Want to learn some chemistry? Look no further than your kitchen! Discover how a pinch of curiosity can improve your understanding of how chemistry and cooking overlap. Experiments include the why and how food can taste so good and other awesome experiences that explain how chemistry is part of our everyday world, such as: Why does bacon smell so good? Find out in this class. 20503 MTWThF 9a-12p 7/29-8/2 GW Kauffman Cost: $140 Refund: 7/26 SPANISH THE FUN WAY (FOR AGES 10-12) Learning a new language doesn't have to be scary it can be a lot of fun! Join us in a week long adventure where we will play games, sing songs, cook food and dance, all in Spanish. This class is for new language learners as well as students looking to improve their skills. You'll finish the class hungry for more! 20614 MTWThF 1-4p 7/29-8/2 Kooky chemist Ted Kauffman is in the kitchen! GW Kauffman Cost: $140 Refund: 7/26 In late July, he teaches a week-long kids' chemistry class using the kitchen as the lab and cooking as the experiments to illustrate science concepts. Follow this with learning Spanish in the afternoons (and your kid can stay for lunch hour). Register for both sections (Kitchen Chemistry & Spanish) for a total cost of $260! SUMMER KIDS' ART & DANCE CAMPS CONTINUED ON PAGE 18 } Ask for the discount at registration. COLORADOMTN.EDU/REGISTER 17
do something MAJOR SUMMER 2019 SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULTY CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D This summer, take a trip around the world without leaving Glenwood Springs! Our summer day camps this year are infused with music and art from around the globe. Two-week camp, Monday through Friday: } AGES 3 THRU 2ND GRADE JUNE 10-21 TIME: 9:30 a.m. to noon (bring a snack) Emphasis: COST: $200* SYN#: 20162 Inspired by Brazilian/Latin Cultures *Fee includes ALL art supplies One-week camp, Monday through Friday: } AGES 3 THRU 2ND GRADE JUNE 24-28 TIME: 9:30 a.m. to noon (bring a snack) Emphasis: COST: $115* SYN#: 20164 Inspired by Island Cultures *Fee includes ALL art supplies Two-week camp, Monday through Friday: } AGES 3 THRU 2ND GRADE JULY 8-19 TIME: 9:30 a.m. to noon (bring a snack) Emphasis: COST: $200* SYN#: 20169 Inspired by African Culture *Fee includes ALL art supplies PRESENTED BY: 18 CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS
SYN 2019 DAY TI ME Summer DAT E S Kids'FACDay LOC ULT Y Camps CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D this year, kids experience arts and dance from around the world! Aiming to improve skills and expand the imagination through exposure to world rhythms/cultural dance, modern and jazz dance, and ballet, the camps also feature drawing, painting, sculpture, children's literature, music by live drum- ming accompanists, and more. Plus, we'll continue incorporating children's yoga on Fridays. We have a great team of instructors looking forward to a fun and educational line-up of activities with your child this summer (see our bios on the back page). Each camp will include an informal showcase. We've priced these camps at very affordable rates that equate to an average of $8 per hour. These youth camps are a collaborative effort between the Glenwood Springs Arts Council, whose members developed curriculum and selected instructors, and CMC which is providing space, hiring the instructors, and handling regis- tration. } GRADES 3RD THRU 8TH DANCE: Leeza Monge, Maurine Taufer, Sophie Carnoali, TIME: 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Jeze Fabijanic (bring lunch) ART: Thelma Zabel, COST: $450* SYN#: 20163 Natalie Spears Refund date on this camp is 6/7. YOGA: Whitney Roginski } GRADES 3RD THRU 8TH DANCE: Leeza Monge, Maurine Taufer, Sophie Carnoali TIME: 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ART: Thelma Zabel, Natalie (bring lunch) Spears, Deb Williams COST: $230* SYN#: 20166 YOGA: Whitney Roginski Refund date on this camp is 6/21. } GRADES 3RD THRU 8TH DANCE: Leeza Monge, Maurine Taufer, Emily Ipsen TIME: 9:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. ART: Thelma Zabel, (bring lunch) Natalie Spears COST: $450* SYN#: 20173 YOGA: Whitney Roginski Refund date on this camp is 7/5. COLORADOMTN.EDU/REGISTER 19
do something MAJOR SUMMER 2019 SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULTY CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Math MATH FOR NURSES This is a non-credit course designed for students entering or working toward entering the nursing program. Emphasis will be placed on math needed for the TEAS test. 20225 T 6p-8:50p 5/21-6/11 GW Rosende Cost: $105 Refund: 5/17 Outdoor Studies WHITEWATER RAFTING (1 CR) This course will focus on beginning and intermediate rafting skills. All rafting equipment is provided, including life-jackets. The classroom lesson at the Glenwood Center covers course logistics, equipment, and rafting skills. Three full-day field trips, all on local rivers, are June 22, 29, and 30. 20473 W 6p-9p 6/19 GW Norman In-District: $80 (Refund: 6/20) Day trips: Sa 8a-5p 6/22 +$105.56 charge (nonrefundable) SaSu 8a-6:30p 6/29-30 RIVER KAYAKING (1 CR) Come learn the basics of whitewater kayaking including river running skills, boating safety, and an introduction to the kayak roll. The first meeting will take place at CMC Glenwood and the second meeting will be at the Glenwood Rec Center pool. Field days will be on local rivers. Equipment is available to rent from Alpine Kayak for a fee of $75. Minimum age of 17. 20472 W 5p-8p 7/17 GW In-District: $80 (Refund: 7/15) F 5p-9p 7/29 Glenwood Rec Ctr Pool +$28.13 charge (nonrefundable) Field days: SaSu 8a-6p SWIFT WATER RESCUE TECHNICIAN I (1 CR) Trains and certifies river professionals and recreational users how to handle emergencies and rescue situations on the river. Topics include shallow water crossings, river swims, swimming rescues, shore- based rescues, boat handling and boat-based rescues, equipment and communication in a variety of rescue scenarios. The first lesson begins at the Glenwood Center and will proceed to the Colorado River for the field portion of the course. Minimum age 17. 20474 FSaSu 8a-6p 6/7-6/9 GW Gram In-District: $80 (Refund: 6/5) +$25.39 charge (nonrefundable) TOP ROPE CLIMBING (1 CR) This is the first of a four-class climbing series that includes Sport Climbing, Rock II and Climbing Self- Rescue. Topics of instruction include climbing basics: tying knots, belaying, rapelling, and climbing movements. The class meets Friday morning on 6/28 at the Spring Valley Campus and will be outside at local climbing areas all three days (6/28-6/30). Climbing gear is provided. Minimum age 18. 20502 F 8a-9a 6/28 SV Schneiter In-District: $80 (Refund: 6/26) Field days: 6/28-6/30 +$81.01 charge (nonrefundable) SPORT CLIMBING (1 CR) Come learn about sport-climbing in one of the world-class areas in our backyard! This class emphasizes face climbing skills and leading sport routes. Topics will include building anchors, and lead climbing on sport routes. The class meets at the Spring Valley Campus at 8am on July 12 but will move to a local climbing area for the remainder of the day (until 6pm), and it will spend the entirety of the next two days outside at local climbing areas (July 13-14, 8a-6pm). 20504 F 8a-9a 7/12 SV Schneiter In-District: $80 (Refund: 7/10) Field days: 7/12-7/14 +$60.91 charge (nonrefundable) 20 CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS
SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULT Y CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D CLIMBING COLORADO'S 14ERS Have you always dreamed about climbing a 14er but felt too unprepared or already have climbed a couple and are looking to conquer some more challenging ones? Come and learn trip planning and safety considerations for Colorado's famed 14,000 foot peaks - from Class 1 walkups to the most challenging Class 5 peaks the state has to offer. Our local mountain guide and AMGA Certified Rock Guide Mike Schneiter will teach you the basics about what to bring and how to approach each peak. Design and plan your own trip and learn skills than can be applied to progress from the easiest to the most difficult and challenging of the 58 14ers in the state. 20535 W 6p-9p 5/29 GW Schneiter Cost: $25 Refund: 5/24 SINGLE PITCH INSTRUCTOR COURSE The Single Pitch Instructor (SPI) Program teaches climbing instructors to proficiently facilitate and instruct the sport of rock climbing in a single pitch setting. The SPI is the only internationally recognized single pitch climbing instructor certification program in the United States. Textbook required - Rock Climbing: The AMGA Single Pitch Manual, author Bob Gaines. Prior approval is required for course registration, email Kip Davis tkdavis@mail.coloradomtn.edu. Please visit https:// amga.com/single-pitch-instructor/ for a full list of pre-requisites. Assessment exam course is below. Additional course materials may be required. Please contact your instructor. Please note, this course is held at CMC in Leadville. 19966 SaSuM 9a-5:50p 5/25-5/27 LV Davis Cost: $550 Refund: 5/23 SINGLE PITCH INSTRUCTOR COURSE ASSESSMENT The Single Pitch Instructor (SPI) Assessment is a minimum of 16 hours run over a two-day period. Certification lasts for three years as long as the candidate keeps current AMGA Membership and First Aid Certification. After three years current SPI's can re-take the SPI Assessment to regain the SPI certification. 20544 MT 9a-6p 8/5-8/6 SV Schneiter Cost: $400 Refund: 8/3 Physical Activity & Recreation MARTIAL ARTS I: AIKIDO (1 CR) Special course materials are required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus. 20069 TTh 6:30p-8:50p 5/21-6/27 GW Oglesby In-District: $80 Refund: 5/28 20075 TTh 6:30p-8:50p 7/2-8/8 GW Oglesby In-District: $80 Refund: 7/8 TAI CHI LEVEL I This class is for absolute first -timers. Learn basic Yang style tai chi movements without complex choreography. Practice meditative and relaxing qigong (chi gung) exercises. Improve balance, strength, posture, and peace of mind - flow in harmony with nature. Students will be prepared for advancement into the Yang style short and long forms. 20201 TTh 8a-9a 5/23-8/1 GW Norton Cost: $155 Refund: 5/21 TAI CHI LEVEL II This class is for students who have familiarity and competence in basic Yang Style Tai Chi postures and movement. Students will practice the 24 and 108 forms. 20202 TTh 8:30a-9:30a 5/23-8/1 GW Norton Cost: $155 Refund: 5/21 COLORADOMTN.EDU/REGISTER 21
do something MAJOR SUMMER 2019 SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULTY CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D Science These field courses meet at either the CMC Glenwood Center (GW) or CMC Carbondale (CB) at 8:15am for a short geology introduction before heading out in the van. Bring lunch and come prepared for short hikes with water, snacks, sunscreen, and appropriate clothing and shoes. Class size is limited due to van capacity, so sign up early to reserve your spot! GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP: ROARING FORK VALLEY Explore the geology of the Glenwood Canyon in this field trip where students will be able to touch some of the oldest rocks of Colorado, find the 13+ Glenwood hot springs, see the No Name Fault and a graben, learn to read a geologic map, and stop at the Hanging Lake walking/biking path to see more types of ancient rocks, and the Great Unconformity. Travel west back to Glenwood Springs and on to South Canyon and New Castle to trace the rock units, from ancient to young age rocks, of the Grand Hogback and Roan Plateau near Rifle. 20365 Sa 8:15a-5:15p 6/22 GW Zabel Cost: $100 Refund: 6/20 GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP-CRYSTAL/ROARING FORK VALLEYS Explore the geology of the Crystal River Valley, and middle to upper Roaring Fork Valley. This field trip will cover Mount Sopris and its famous rock glacier, a 70 million year-old delta, Basalt Mountain, and glacial features in the Aspen and Grotto areas. Students will also learn about the Carbondale collapse center, sink holes, faults, and folds. 20088 Sa 8:15a-5:15p 7/13 CB Zabel Cost: $100 Refund: 7/11 GEOLOGY OF ROARING FORK VALLEY Explore our local geology in this popular field trip. Understand the geologic forces and events that formed the Roaring Fork Valley and Glenwood Canyon and how these forces continue to affect the area today. 18927 W 8:15a-5:15p 6/5 CB Wilson Cost: $100 Refund: 6/3 Sustainability Studies Hungry for change? Join the crew! Heal the Earth with your own hands, in concert with your community. Permaculture is a sustainable design system for creating regenerative human environments where people create abundance of food, medicine and community by working with, rather than against, Nature. Coursework includes an overview of permaculture principles and lots of hands-on experience observing and working with living permaculture systems throughout the Roaring Fork Valley. Students learn from a diversity of world-class permaculture practitioners and apply what they learn to design a real space in our area. (Suitable farming or gardening sites will be provided to students.) After completion of both courses, students will receive the internationally-recognized Permaculture Design Certificate: your ticket to working on organic farms anywhere in the world. These courses are part of our bachelor's degree program in Sustainability Studies, but they are open to community members as well as degree seekers. For any questions about the classes, contact Adrian Fielder at 970-947-8246. PERMACULTURE DESIGN I (3 CR) & 20228 SaSuM 9a-5p 6/1-3 & 6/8-10 SV Fielder & Vardy In-District: $240 Refund: 6/11 PERMACULTURE DESIGN II (4 CR) & 20230 ThFSaSu 9a-4p 6/13-16 & 7/18-21 SV Fielder & Vardy In-District: $320 Refund: 6/11 For the classes above noting a required text (&): The required text is PROVIDED by CMC's Learning Materials Program (LMP). This is a flat rate library-like system that applies to all required course materials based on number of credit hours ($26 per credit hour). For questions related to LMP see Basecamp or contact your Campus. Textbooks must be returned within 7 days of dropped courses or by the last date of the semester to avoid charges. 22 CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS
ANNOUNCING A NEW FITNESS OPTION FOR YOU SYN DAY TI ME DAT E S LOC FAC ULT Y CO S T O R TUITIO N R E FUN D OPENING OCTOBER 2019! RECREATION & FITNESS CENTER CMC-Spring Valley is opening this new 32,000-square-foot fitness facility with memberships available to everyone in our local community. Features: Membership Costs: >> Weight Room Prices start at $40 per month or $480 per year. free & machine weights >> Cardio Balcony Climbing Wall Memberships start at $18 per all new stationary bikes, month or $216 per year. treadmills & elliptical You can add both the Recreation Center and >> Multi-purpose room Climbing Wall Membership for a total of $50 >> Track (1/14 mile) per month or $600 per year. >> Climbing wall with auto belay We're offering early bird pricing! Please see system, staff and multiple routes our webpage below for full details on member- >> Gym with the following set-ups: ship tiers, family pricing, and discounts. Two Basketball, Volleyball or We will have family hours, programs and futsal courts (or combinations events. thereof) For further information and updates, please Conferences, weddings and visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/SVRecCenter celebrations >> Challenge Course Tentative Hours beginning Oct. 2019: >> On-campus Mountain Bike & Monday-Friday 6:30 am to 9 pm Hiking Trails Saturday 9 am to 5 pm Sunday noon to 9 pm Spring Valley Campus | 3000 County Rd. 114 | 970-945-7481 COLORADOMTN.EDU/REGISTER 23
CMC hosts several Kids Classes & Camps this summer. See pages 16-19. REGISTRATION PERIODICAL TO REGISTER FOR A NONCREDIT COURSE Non credit courses are indicated by the brown, 5-digit SYN # (Example: 12345 ) Students can register in person or online for noncredit courses. To sign up online, go to WebAdvisor.Coloradomtn.edu. Click on the brown bar, Continuing ECRWSS POSTAL CUSTOMER Education. Register by using the brown SYN # preceding your course from this class schedule, and the semester code. Payment online is required. TO REGISTER FOR A CREDIT COURSE Credit courses are indicated by the purple, 5-digit SYN # (Example: 12345 ) CURRENT STUDENTS: If you have NEW OR RETURNING STUDENTS: If taken credit classes in the past ten you are new to CMC or have not taken months, you may register in person credit classes in the past 10 months, you or online at http://Basecamp. will need to: ColoradoMtn.Edu Apply for Admission Complete a Registration Form Supply transcripts or placement test scores for courses Visit www.coloradomtn.edu/register to get started. PAYMENT: 4/22-5/8 registrations: payment and/or payment arrangements due before midnight on May 8, 2019. 5/9-8/9 registrations: payment and/or payment arrangements due before midnight the day following registration. TUITION & FEES CREDIT COURSES COST PER CREDIT *Moderate technology fees apply to courses 3 CR and higher. NONCREDIT STATUS 100-200 COURSES 300-400 COURSES* 900 LEVEL COURSES In-District $80 $80 Varies by course. For costs see course description. CMC Service Area $170 $170 In-State $180 $180 Out-of-State $453 $453 *Military/veterans, citizens aged 62 and over, and second homeowners within CMC's district may qualify for reduced tuition rates. More at: www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Tuition. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to CMC Marketing Communications, Colorado Mountain College, 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601. Colorado Mountain College– (USPS 023-404) (Summer Volume 14, Issue 3, May 2019) is published six times a year during the months of July, August, November, January, April and May. Publications are produced by campus and central staff of Colorado Mountain College at 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601. Periodical postage rates paid at Glenwood Springs, CO and additional mailing offices.
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