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COLORADO
MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
FALL 2018 CL AS S SCHE DULE
Rifle
Registration is Open! Classes start August 27th
CMC RIFLE
Fall 2018 Class Schedule
GETTING STARTED DROPS & REFUNDS
To drop a class, students must either login
Colorado Mountain College offers five
to Basecamp and drop online or fill out a
registration options, depending on your
Class Add/Drop form available at the front
admission status.
desk and submit to the Rifle campus. To
Online Current degree-seeking receive a refund, be sure to drop the class
students can register at by the listed refund date in this publication
https://basecamp.coloradomtn.edu or on the website. Students who drop
All other students can apply and register at classes after the refund date will not receive
www.coloradomtn.edu/register a refund.
Phone
970.625.1871 DISABILITIES SERVICES
Fax Individuals seeking disability
970.625.0649 accommodations should contact
In person see office hours Disabilities Services Coordinator
at bottom of next page Libby Neal at 970.625.6959
Mail CMC Rifle / 3695 Airport Rd.
Rifle, CO / 81650 SCHEDULE/HOLIDAYS
Semester Begins: August 27, 2018
SNOWLINE Semester Ends: December 14, 2018
Call for the latest information: Labor Day: September 3, 2018
970.625.6990
Thanksgiving Break : Nov. 21st - 25th, 2018
Colorado Mountain College does not discriminate on the basis of age, color, disability, gender identity, marital status, national or ethnic origin,
political affiliation, race, religion, sex (including pregnancy), sexual orientation, veteran status, and family and genetic information, or in its
programs and activities, as required by Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990,
as amended, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975,
and as provided in other applicable statutes and College policies. The College prohibits sexual and gender-based harassment, including sexual
assault, and other forms of interpersonal violence. To obtain more information regarding non-discrimination policies, visit http://coloradomtn.
edu/about-cmc/notice-of-nondiscrimination/ or contact Lisa Doak, Title IX Coordinator, ldoak@coloradomtn.edu, 970-947-8351, or Angela
Wurtsmith, Director of Human Resources, awurtsmith@coloradomtn.edu, 970-947-8311.
ON THE COVER Beautiful Aspen trees changing color near
Maroon Bells, Colorado. Photo taken by Yanina Hahn.
CONTINUING EDUCATION
10 ESL 23 PHYSICAL EDUCATION
& RECREATION
11 HSE/GED
26 WELDING
12 ART
27 CLASSES IN PARACHUTE
15 AUTOMOTIVE
17 HEALTH & WELLNESS
CREDIT CLASSES
Listed on pages 4 - 7.
ONLINE COURSES
Listed on pages 8 - 30.
ESL (INGLES COMO SEGUNDO IDIOMA)
Página 10.
FALL ART SHOW
Pages 18 -19.
CAMPUS INFORMATION
Rifle Campus / 3695 Airport Rd. Rifle, CO 81650 / 970.625.1871
Office hours* / Monday–Thursday, 8a–7:30p / Friday, 8a–5p
*Evening closing hours may vary; please call.
LOCATION KEY
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CREDIT CLASSES
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Credit Classes - Fall 2018 Classes meet August 27 - December 14 unless otherwise
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noted. Most books and materials will be ordered for you automatically when you
register for a class through the new CMC Learning Materials Program (LMP)
To learn more, visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/textbooks, contact us by phone
844-523-9056 or email at cmclmp@coloradomtn.edu.
Courses that are Excluded from LMP will be indicated by this symbol in the table
below. These courses require books and materials, but are not provided through LMP.
Textbooks can be found through Basecamp > My CMC Apps > Learning Materials
Program > Home > Course Material Information > Reference My Course Materials
Any course marked by is considered a Guaranteed State Transfer course. Courses marked
L
by A are also considered for transfer, depending upon specific program.
Course Code Course Title Meeting Times Syn. #
AAA-095 Math Helps (1 CR) MW, 11:00a-11:20a (8/27-12/12) 11659
AAA-095 Math Helps (1 CR) Tu, 8:00p-8:25p (8/28-12/11) 11707
A ACC-122 Accounting Principles II (4 CR) MW, 3:00p-4:40p (8/27-12/12) IVS 13532
ACC-211 Intrm. Accounting I (4 CR) M, 5:30p-8:20p (8/27-12/10) IVS 13523
ACC-311 Financial Accounting for Corps I (4 CR) M, 5:30p-8:20p (8/27-12/10) IVS 13527
ACC-326 Managerial & Cost Accounting (3 CR) MW, 12:30p-1:45p (8/27-12/12) IVS 13512
ACC-335 Accounting for Managers (3 CR) T, 4:00p-5:15p (8/28-12/11) IVS 13517
ACC-360 Communication for Accountants (3 CR) Th, 6:00p-8:50p (8/30-12/13) IVS 14473
L ANT-101 Cultural Anthropology (3 CR) MW, 1:00p-3:50p (8/27-12/12) 11752
A ANT-260 Sex, Gender, and Culture (3 CR) MW, 9:00a-11:50a (8/27-12/12) 12566
A ART-151 Painting I (3 CR) T, 9:00p-1:20p (9/4-12/11) 11667
T, 9:30a-12:50p (8/28-12/11)
A ART-161 Ceramics I (3 CR) Sa, 8:00a-5:00p (10/13, 11/10) 12126
T, 9:30a-12:50p (8/28-12/11)
A ART-261 Ceramics II (3 CR) Sa, 8:00a-5:00p (10/13-11/10) 12130
W, 4:00p-7:20p (8/29-12/12)
A ART-262 Ceramics III (3 CR) Sa, 8:00a-5:00p (10/13, 11/10) 12134
W, 4:00p-7:20p (8/29-12/12)
A ART-263 Ceramics IV (3 CR) Sa, 8:00a-5:00p (10/13, 11/10) 12132
L BIO-111 General College Biology/Lab (5 CR) MW, 12:00p:-2:50p (8/27-12/12) 11725
L BIO-111 General College Biology/Lab (5 CR) MW, 5:50p-6:50p (8/28-12/13) 11726
L BIO-201 Human Anatomy & Physiology I (4 CR) TTh, 3:00p-5:20p (8/28-12/13) 12117
L BIO-201 Human Anatomy & Physiology I (4 CR) MW, 8:30a-10:50a (8/27-12/12) 12121
L BIO-202 Human Anatomy & Phys. II (4 CR) TTh, 9:30a-11:50p (8/28-12/13) 11728
L BIO-204 Microbiology (4 CR) TTh, 12:00p-2:20p (8/28-12/13) 11745
A BUS-115 Introduction to Business (3 CR) W, 5:30p-7:20p (8/29-12/12) 12513
CCR-091 Composition & Reading Lab (1 CR) MW, 5:30p-6:20p (8/27-12/12) 11668
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Syn. #
CCR-092 College Composition & Reading (5 CR) MW, 6:30p-8:50p (8/27-12/12) 11670
CCR-092 College Composition & Reading (5 CR) TTh, 2:30p-4:50p (8/28-12/13) 11675
CCR-094 Studio 121 (3 CR) M, 6:00p-8:50p (8/27-12/13) 11677
A CIS-118 Intro to PC Applications (3 CR) M, 6:00p-7:50p (8/27-12/10) 12469
A COM-115 Public Speaking (3 CR) T, 6:00p-8:50p (8/28-12-11) 11679
A COM-125 Interpersonal Communication (3 CR) Th, 10:00a-12:50p (8/30-12/13) 11680
A ECE-101 Intro to Early Childhood Education (3 CR) F, 9:00a-11:50a (8/31-12/14) 14084
A ECE-102 Intro to ECE Techniques (3 CR) W, 6:00p-7:50p (8/29, 9/5, 9/12,12/12) 14087
A EDU-234 Multicultural Education (3 CR) M, 6:00-8:50p (8/27-12/10) 11681
EIC-226 PLC Controllers Advanced (4 CR) Sa, 8:00a-3:00p (10/13, 11/3, 11/17) 12504
EMS-145 Basic EMT - Lecture (7 CR) MW, 5:30p-8:50p (8/27-12/12) 12436
EMS-146 Basic EMT - Lab (4 CR) Sa , 9:00a-5:00p (9/1-12/8) 12441
EMS-170 EMT Basic Clinical (1 CR) (8/27-12/14) 12445
L ENG-121 English Composition I (3 CR) W, 3:00p-5:50p (8/29-12/12) 11687
L ENG-121 English Composition I (3 CR) MW, 4:00p-5:20p (8/27-12/12) 11682
L ENG-121 English Composition I (3 CR) TTh, 4:00p-5:20p (8/28-12/13) 11683
L ENG-121 English Composition I (3 CR) T, 6:00p-8:40p (8/28-12/11) 11684
L ENG-122 English Composition II (3 CR) MW, 6:30p-7:50p (8/27-12/12) 11688
L ENV-101 Intro to Environmental Science (4 CR) MW, 6:00p-8:20p (8/27-12/12) 12124
L HIS-121 US History to Reconstruction (3 CR) Th, 6:00p-8:50p (8/30-12/13) 11689
L HIS-225 Colorado History (3 CR) T, 6:00p-8:50p (8/28-12/11) 11691
HPR-102 CPR for Professionals (.5 CR) Sa, 9:00a-5:00p (9/8) 12448
M, 6:00p-8:50p (8/27-12/10)
HPR-112 Phlebotomy (4 CR) Sa, 9:00a-5:00p (10/6, 10/20, 11/10, 12508
12/8)
A HPR-178 Medical Terminology (2 CR) W, 6:00p-7:50p (8/29-12/12) 14090
A HWE-100 Human Nutrition (3 CR) W, 6:00p-7:50p (8/29-12/12) 14103
A HWE-100 Human Nutrition (3 CR) M, 6:00p-7:50p (8/27-12/10) 14108
HWE-103 Community First Aid and CPR (.5 CR) Sa, 8:00a-5:00p (9/29) 14850
L LIT-115 Introduction to Literature I (3 CR) Th, 6:00p-8:50p (8/30-12/13) 11692
MAR-336 Consumer Behavior (3 CR) Th, 10:00a-11:15a (8/30-12/13) 13565
MAT-025 Algebraic Literacy Lab (1 CR) MW, 10:30a-11:45a (8/27-12/12) 11693
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Meeting Times
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MAT-050 Quantitative Literacy (4 CR) MW, 9:00a-10:50a (8/27-12/12) 11663
MAT-050 Quantitative Literacy (4 CR) TTh, 6:00p-7:55p (8/28-12/13) 11666
MAT-055 Algebraic Literacy (4 CR) MW, 8:30a-10:25a (8/27-12/12) 11694
MAT-093 Algebra Lab (1 CR) Th, 1:00p-1:55p (8/30-12/13) 14898
MAT-107 Career Math (3 CR) Th, 3:00p-5:50p (8/30-12/13) 11709
TTh, 3:05p-5:05p (8/28-12/13)
L MAT-120 Math for Liberal Arts (4 CR) IVS 11748
L MAT-121 College Algebra (4 CR) TTh, 7:00p-8:55p (8/28-12/13) 14896
L MAT-121 College Algebra (4 CR) MW, 4:00p-5:55p (8/27-12/12) 14985
TTh, 10:00a-12:20p (8/28-12/13)
L MAT-201 Calculus I (5 CR) IVS | Instructor at Rifle 12861
L MUS-125 History of Jazz (3 CR) TTh, 3:30p-4:40p (8/28-12/13) 11719
L MUS-151 Ensemble (1 CR) TTh, 1:30p-2:45p (8/28-12/13) 11720
TTh, 6:00p-8:50p (8/28-12/5)
NUA-101 Nurse Aide Health Care Skills (4 CR) F, 8:00a-3:50p (9/28) 12472
TW, 8:30a-11:20a (8/28-12/5)
NUA-101 Nurse Aide Health Care Skills (4 CR) Th, 8:30a-11:20a (8/30, 9/6, 9/13) 12476
NUA-170 Nurse Aide Clinical Experience (1 CR) (8/27-12/14) 12484
NUA-170 Nurse Aide Clinical Experience (1 CR) (8/28-12/14) 12488
A PED-102 Weight Training I (1 CR) TTh, 9:00a-10:00a (8/28-12/13) 14115
A PED-120 Aerobics I (1 CR) MW, 9:00a-10:00a (8/27-12/12) 14116
A PED-143 Yoga I (1 CR) W, 2:00p-3:50p (8/29-12/12) 14117
A PED-144 Yoga II (1 CR) M, 5:30p-7:30p (8/27-12/10) 14118
PET-130 Oil & Gas Production I (3 CR) T, 6:00p-8:50p (8/28-12/11) 12507
L PHI-114 Comparative Religions Th, 6:00p-8:50p (8/30-12/13) 14980
L POS-111 American Government F, 9:00a-11:50a (8/31-12/14) 11721
PRO-100 Intro to Process Technology (4 CR) M, 5:00p-8:50p (8/27-12/10) 12498
PRO-110 Safety, Health & Environment (3 CR) online (8/27-12/10) 12501
PRO-120 Process Technology I: Equipment (4 CR) W, 5:00p-8:50p (8/29-12/12) 14917
L PSY-101 Gen Psychology I (3 CR) Th, 6:00p-7:50p (8/30-12/13) 14299
L PSY-235 Human Growth & Development (3 CR) M, 6:00p-7:50p (8/30-12/13) 11750
L SPA-211 Spanish Language III (3 CR) Th, 3:00p-5:50p (8/30-12/13) IVS 11929
WEL-102 Oxyacetylene Joining Processes (4 CR) TTh, 6:00p-8:50p (8/28-12/13) 14119
WEL-250 Layout and Fabrication (4 CR) MW, 6:00p-8:50p (8/27-12/12) 14844
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PAYMENT
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2018
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Tuition and fees are due by midnight on August 15th to avoid being dropped from
your classes for non-payment. Please remember to make arrangements for a payment
plan and accept financial aid or scholarships to ensure your enrollment in classes.
If you register for classes after August 15th, you will have until midnight of the day
following your registration to complete your payment; otherwise, you will be dropped
from that class at that time.
DROPS & REFUNDS
To drop a class, students must either login to Basecamp and drop online or fill out a
Class Add/Drop form available at the front desk and submit it to the Rifle campus.
To receive a refund, be sure to drop the class by the listed refund date in the syllabus
provided by instructor in class or within Canvas. Students who drop classes after the
refund date will not receive a refund.
DON’T FORGET!
Remeber to check your CMC email regularly.
KEEPING COLLEGE COSTS LOW
4If you’re an in-district student, you’ll soon see
simpler tuition rates at Colorado Mountain College.
4In the fall, we are making lower-level and upper-level tuition rates
the same–so a bachelor’s degree is even more affordable.
4Making a CMC degree even more affordable, this summer a new
textbook program will lower average book costs.
4So, looking at both tuition and books, if you are an in-district
student, your total cost for associate-level classes will only
increase 1 percent. But if you are taking upper-level courses,
you’ll see your college costs drop by 23 percent!
FOR MORE INFORMATION
colomtn.me/low-tuition
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GETTING TEXTBOOKS JUST
GOT EASIER (and cheaper)
For more information
COLORADOMTN.EDU/TEXTBOOKS
Most books and materials will be ordered for you automatically when you register
for a class through the new CMC Learning Materials Program (LMP).
To learn more about the program and its benefits or for questions about the opting
out process (which must be completed 7 days PRIOR to the start of the semester),
visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/textbooks, contact us by phone 844-523-9056 or
email us at cmclmp@coloradomtn.edu.
Courses that are Excluded from LMP will be indicated by this symbol in the
table on pages 4 - 7. These courses require books and materials, but are not provided
through LMP.
Textbooks can be found through Basecamp > My CMC Apps > Learning Materials
Program > Home > Course Material Information > Reference My Course Materials
ADDRESS VERIFICATION
and STUDENT DASHBOARD
You must verify your address within the
LMP Dashboard for your books to be shipped
correctly and on-time.
Students can access their dashboard via
Basecamp >
My CMC Apps >
Learning Materials Program
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Early Learners’ Center Preschool
CMC RIFLE-EARLY LEARNERS’ CENTER PRESCHOOL
The Early Learners’ Center, in partnership with Garfield RE-2 School
District, has current preschool slots available for the 2018-2019 school
year. The preschool is located at CMC Rifle’s Campus, 3695 Airport Road,
Rifle, CO 81650. Call 970-625-6916 to enroll your child today. First come;
first served. Space is limited.
SESSION 1 SESSION 2
MORNING PRESCHOOL AFTERNOON PRESCHOOL
Ages 3 - 5 years old. Ages 3 - 5 years old.
Monday - Thursday 8:30a-11:30a Monday - Thursday 12:30p-3:30p
Begins September 4, 2018 Begins September 4, 2018
COST FOR EACH SESSION:
CMC Students - $200 per month
Community Members - $250 per month
Financial Aid Available
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ENGLISH
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ENGLISH CLASSES/CLASES DE INGLES
Ask about our NEW English Classes
English classes beginning this fall for:
4Construction Workers 4Medical Housekeeping
4Restaurant Workers 4Personal Care Attendant
4Hotel Housekeeping 4Bookkeeping
REGISTRATION BEGINS AUGUST 6th
Call 970-625-6946 to register
Monday and Wednesday - 9:00a - 11:20a
Tuesday and Thursday- 7:00p - 9:20p
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.
Para información en español - llame al número 625-6946
TERMINE LA PREPA
Llame al número 970-625-6946 por información
Classes are held at our main
campus location.
3695 Airport Road
Rifle, CO 81650
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Spring 2018 High School Equivalency Diploma Recipients
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY TEST PREP (HSE/GED) CLASSES:
Classes are held at the Rifle campus, 3695 Airport Road, Rifle, CO 81650.
Class times: Tuesdays & Thursdays 10:00a-12p
Wednesday Evenings 6:00p-8:30p
Questions? More information? Text or call Cathy Slaymaker at 970-625-6923.
Ready to register? Register online through webadvisor.coloradomtn.edu , call or
stop by the Rifle campus front desk.
THE HSE TEST PREP OFFERS:
Individualized guidance and class placement
Official HSE/GED practice tests
Classes are held at the Rifle campus
Invitation to participate in graduation ceremonies
Para más información sobre HSE/GED clases en español, por favor
contactar a Michael al (970) 625-6946.
Classes are held at our main
campus location.
3695 Airport Road
Rifle, CO 81650
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Art
FINE ARTS
ART-901 OUTDOOR PAINTING & SKETCHING AT TRAPPERS LAKE
Enjoy this retreat of sketching
and painting with Lanny Grant
who, through years of painting
in remote areas, is an expert
at translating impressions
gathered through nature onto
canvas. Learn how to interpret
the landscape through a study
of light and perspective in the
quaint surrounding of Trappers
Lake Lodge, at the edge of
the vast Flattops Wilderness
Area. This retreat will include
demonstrations, lecture and
one-on-one work with you based
on your individual ability level.
Geared to your interest, you can focus on sketching, painting or both. Oils and acrylics will be used
for painting. You will need to make reservations at Trappers Lake Lodge by calling 970-878-3336 or
contact the Blanco Ranger District office at 970-878-4039 for camping information at the Trappers
Lake Campgrounds. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are available at Trappers Lake Lodge but not
included in the class price.
13722 Th 12p-7a 8/16
F 8a-8a 8/17
Sa 8a-3p 8/18 RL Grant $200 8/14
ART-901 STAINED GLASS
In this fun, hands-on class,
instructor Diane Meyer will
work with beginning students as
well as those with experience.
Students will have the choice to
create night lights, jewelry boxes,
window panes, or lamps. The
instructor will work one-on-one
with you to help you complete
your project. Tools will be provided
in class. Students are required
to bring goggles and a pencil to
class. Class starts promptly at
11:30 a.m. Must be 18 or older to attend. Please note: there may be additional fees for the glass; these
costs will vary depending on the size of your project. The instructor will have more information at the
first class.
14768 Sa 11:30a-2:30p 9/8-10/13 RL Meyer $75 9/6
14769 Sa 11:30a-2:30p 10/27-12/8 RL Meyer $75 10/25
PARACHUTE CLASSES ON PAGE 27.
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ART-901 WORKING WITH CLAY
In this beginning pottery class, you will learn hand-building with clay and how to throw on the
potter's wheel. Come experience what pottery is all about in a fun, stress-free environment. No
experience necessary. Students, please bring $15.00 to the first class for the cost of clay. A $20.00 fee
is due at registration for glaze costs. Must be 14 or older to attend.
14770 T 6p-9p 8/28-10/16 RL Hutchison $85 8/24
14771 T 6p-9p 10/23-12/11 RL Hutchison $85 10/19
MORE CERAMICS CLASSES can be found on page 4 within the credit class list.
ART-901 HOME & GIFT MOSAICS
Create 3 mosaic projects for your home or give as
gifts! This fun, fast-paced, 2-day workshop introduces
you to the fundamentals of mosaic design, "tesserae"
application, and functional cutting techniques. Each
student will create a custom Mosaic Picture Frame,
Mosaic Coaster, and Mosaic Hanging Ornament. Learn
how to apply and assemble stained glass tiles, pebbles,
trinkets, found objects, and embellishments. Utilize
your own small treasures or family momentos as you
create a one-of-a-kind project! Mosaic glass nippers,
mosaic/glass tiles, and tools are all included in the
class fee. Safety glasses and masks will be provided and are required. Wear old clothing and enjoy
this time of spontaneous creative expression!
14772 WTh 6p-9p 9/26-9/27 RL Swain-Grant $85 9/24
14773 WTh 1p-4p 10/24-10/25 RL Swain-Grant $85 10/22
CULINARY ARTS
CUA-901 CANNING 101
This course is an overview of the basic
methods of food preservation: Canning,
freezing and dehydration. Learn about
equipment needed and the best methods
for particular foods. Practice canning
something simple. Tasting included. Bring
$5.00 to class for supplies. This class will
be held at the Fairgrounds Event Hall
kitchen, 1001 Railroad Ave.
14780 M 6p-8:30p 9/17 RL Farrand $25 9/14
Registration for all fall classes is open! Register Early. Each class has both a
minimum and maximum number of students who may enroll. It’s best to register early
to ensure your spot, and we ask that you register no later than two business days prior
to the start of class to ensure minimum enrollment is met.
CULINARY ARTS continued on next page.
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CUA-901 GLUTEN FREE BAKING
Baking at high altitudes can be tricky.
Add in the complexity of using gluten-free
grains and it can feel impossible. Take
this class and learn little tricks to make
delicious and perfect gluten-free baked
goods. Bring $10.00 to class for supplies.
This class will be held at the Fairgrounds Event Hall kitchen, 1001 Railroad Ave.
14781 M 6p-8:30p 10/15 RL Farrand $25 10/12
CUA-901 PIES NEW
Join us for this hands-on class and learn the essential pie-making skills all beginning bakers should
know. You will work through the steps of mixing, rolling and baking pie crusts. You'll enjoy working
alongside classmates as you practice simple technique pies. Please bring your pie pan, a 4 quart
measuring bowl and a pastry blender (if you have one). If at first you don't succeed, pie, pie again!
Bring $10.00 to class for supplies. This class will be held at the Fairgrounds Event Hall kitchen, 1001
Railroad Ave.
14782 M 6p-8:30p 11/12 RL Farrand $25 11/9
CUA-901 MEXICAN SALSAS
Tired of the same old salsa recipes?
Give this class a try as Yanina Hahn
shows you how to put a new spin on
salsa making and introduces you to
some new methods at the same time.
A supply list is available at the CMC
Rifle Campus front desk. This class
will be held at the Rocky Mountain
Baptist Church located at 4199 West
Centennial Pkwy., in West Rifle.
14918 Th 10a-11:30a 10/11-11/1 RL Hahn $55 10/2
PERFORMING ARTS
DAN-901 SWING DANCE
Students will learn the basics of East Coast swing dancing with a
partner. Learn the swing step as well as variations, spins, dips, and other
fun moves; we will branch out into learning some Lindy Hop and waltz
steps as well. This is a great way to get some exercise, to meet people,
and to improvise great dance moves at a party, wedding, or other social
dance. You do not need to come with a partner.
14785 Th 7:15p-9:15p 10/11-11/1 RL Harris $65 10/9
14786 Th 7:15p-9:15p 11/8-12/6 RL Harris $65 11/6
MUS-901 GUITAR ENSEMBLE
The guitar is a practical and affordable instrument to learn.
Beginning students will progress to an advanced level in this
class. Students will learn the fundamentals of music theory,
reading music notation, rhythm, and achieve playing guitar
with special techniques. The end of class project will be a small
concert.
14797 M 6p-9p 8/27-12/10 RL Arreguin $165 8/24
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Automotive
AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE TECHNOLOGY
ASE-901 ENGINE BUILDING
This course presents the design,
construction, and maintenance
of internal combustion engines
and reconditioning of lower-end
components. The class will tear
down and examine worn-out
engines, replace or recondition
components, and reassemble the
unit. Students MUST have prior
automotive mechanical experience.
This class is held at Rifle High
School at 1350 Prefontaine Ave. in
Rifle. Must be 16 or older to attend. No class 11/21/18 for Thanksgiving break.
14779 W 5:30p-9:30p 8/29-12/12 RL Winn $250 8/27
Registration for all fall classes is open! Register Early. Each class has both a minimum
and maximum number of students who may enroll. It’s best to register early to ensure your
spot, and we ask that you register no later than two business days prior to the start of class to
ensure minimum enrollment is met.
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Applied Engineering
ENERGY & AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY
INTERESTED IN APPLIED ENGINEERING?
Want long-term job security in a high-paying Industry? Check out Colorado Mountain College’s
Applied Energy and Automation Technology program, and get your career in automation technology
started today! https://coloradomtn.edu/programs/applied-engineering/
CREDIT COURSES listed on pages 4-7.
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Health & Wellness
HWE-901 DEPRESSION, ANXIETY & ANGER
Depression, anxiety, and anger create a heavy and
serious way of living for those afflicted. This class
serves to assist you in three ways: 1) as a support
and outlet for frustration; 2) as a training in tools
and methods to alleviate and create more ease;
3) empowerment to loosen yourself from the definition of what it means to be depressed, to have
anxiety, and to be angry. Leave with a better sense of control over your life and tools to sustain more
ease. All participants will leave with a guidebook and audio recording of the processess.
14787 Sa 1p-3p 9/15 RL Corio $30 9/13
Meet the Instructor
Alex Corio started life in a small, midwestern farm town.
During her 15 years as a high school English teacher, she
noticed each new classroom kept moving her farther and
farther west. After transitioning to private practice as a
facilitator focusing on sexual health and emotional wellness,
Alex realized working with adults is where she is most
happy. She approaches class facilitation with the knowing
that change is always possible and a different direction in
life is as simple as a choice. She facilitates others in finding
the ease that we all seek. Her classes include topics on
money, depression & anxiety, and health & wellness.
HWE-901 KOMBUCHA BREWING WORKSHOP
Kombucha is a fermented beverage of tea and sugar that contains a
colony of bacteria and yeast, resulting in a beverage with tremendous
health benefits such as improved digestion, weight loss, increased
energy, cleansing and detoxification, immune support, reduced
joint pain, and cancer prevention. This workshop will use hands on
instruction to explain how to brew, how to flavor, store, and share Kombucha.
14788 Th 6p-8p 9/20 RL Clancy $50 9/18
14789 Th 6p-8p 10/25 RL Clancy $50 10/23
14790 Th 6p-8p 11/29 RL Clancy $50 11/27
HWE-901 TENANT’S RIGHTS: WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW WHEN YOU RENT
With the current shortage of affordable housing in our valley, it is important for tenants to be aware of
their rights under Colorado law. In this timely class the instructor will answer the following common
situations that tenants often have to face. 1) What do I need to be aware of when entering into a
lease? 2) I just moved in, how do I protect myself from claims of pre-existing damage? 3) How do I get
my landlord to make repairs to my rental? 4) Help! I am being evicted! 5) My lease is ending, what are
my options? 6) I have moved out, how do I collect my security deposit? Please bring a $20.00 donation
to class for the agency providing the class.
14957 T 5:30p-7p 9/18 RL Alpine Leagal 9/18
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“4 VIEWS OF THE CONTEMPORARY”
October 3 - November 28
Opening Reception at CMC Rifle
October 5, 6:00p - 9:00p
Artist Talks, 7:30p
Art has been around since the dawn of time. It’s the
stories we tell, it’s how we make sense of our world and
how we imagine new possibilities.
Contemporary art is part of that story, that journey.
Presented by
A Special Thanks to our Sponsors
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K RHYNUS-CESARK
krhynuscesark.com
MICHAEL RAAUM
michaelraaum.com
ANDREW ROBERTS-GRAY
andrewroberts-gray.com
CYNTHIA ZYZDA
cynthia-zyzda.squarespace.com
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March 27 - April 4
Opening Reception
CMC Rifle
Clough Auditorium
CREATIVE
March 29, 6:00p - 9:00p EXPLO SHOW
STUDENT & COMMUNITY ART IN ALL FORMS
CALL FOR CREATIVES AND ART ENTHUSIASTS.
Deadlines to be announced January of 2019.
Follow CMC Rifle Facebook page for updated
information regarding the show, as well as submission
guidelines. www.facebook.com/CMC.Rifle/
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SERVICES
STUDENT SERVICES STAFF can assist you from the time
you apply for admission through graduation. If you have questions
about placement testing, class selection, tutoring, degree planning,
graduation or career counseling, please call the front desk at 970-
625-6900 to schedule an appointment with an advisor. You may also
schedule online at: riflecmcadvising.acuityscheduling.com
If you have a documented disability and would like to discuss
possible accommodations, contact Libby Neal at 970-625-6959.
UPWARD BOUND is a grant-funded program that assists qualified high
school students in their transition from high school to college. Upward Bound
serves high school students from income eligible families and from families in
which neither parent holds a bachelor’s degree. The FREE year-round support
program is open to high school students in Grand Valley, Rifle, and Coal
Ridge High School. Services include: academic support, college admission
assistance, financial aid, college & career exploration, and a six week summer
enrichment program. For more information, contact the Upward Bound
program at upwardbound@coloradomtn.edu or at 970-625-6987.
YOU CAN’T SPELL
SUCCESS WITHOUT SSS.
CMC’S TRIO SSS PROGRAM can help you achieve academic success
throughout your college career. According to more than 40 years’ worth of
data, SSS students are two times more likely than other students to remain
in college. Services include free tutoring, career exploration, and transfer
assistance.
ELIGIBILITY
FIRST GENERATION FRIENDLY! - Neither of your parents has earned
a 4-year college degree.
You have a documented disability.
You are income eligible based on your (or your parents’) prior year
annual income.
Call Gethze (“Hetzi”) at 970-625-6957, e-mail: pghammond@coloradomtn.edu,
or pick up an application at the front desk. #dosomethingMAJOR
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HWE-901 DISCOVER ESSENTIAL OILS-SERIES
Looking for a natural solution? Essential Oils have been around for centuries and have been used by
many cultures for a variety of purposes. This series will take you through the basics of essential oils,
from what they are to the different ways to use them. Join us for an interactive series and learn how
to incorporate essential oils safely and effectively in your family. Enroll in all four courses and receive
a package discount with syn# 14791 by 09/12/18. Cost: $65; Refund: 9/17
4SEPTEMBER: IMMUNE SUPPORT
Supporting the immune system is the topic for September.
14792 W 6p-7:30p 9/19 RL Vigil $20 9/17
4OCTOBER: EMOTIONAL SUPPORT
Supporting the emotional system is the topic for October.
14793 W 6p-7:30p 10/17 RL Vigil $20 10/15
4NOVEMBER: HOLIDAY PREPARATION
Preparing for the holidays is the topic for November.
14794 W 6p-7:30p 11/14 RL Vigil $20 11/12
4DECEMBER: DIY GIFTS
DIY Gifts for the holidays is the topic for December.
14796 W 6p-7:30p 12/12 RL Vigil $20 12/10
Do you have something to share?
Colorado Mountain College is always looking for community members
who wish to instruct non-credit, community based courses.
What is your PASSION? Do you have a special skill or knowledge of a specific subject?
You could make a difference.
Inspire, give back, motivate and help others gain new insights. If you don’t think this is
for you, maybe you know someone who’d be a great instructor.
Please share this opportunity with him/her.
Contact our Continuing Education Coordinator to discuss the possibilities:
Rifle - Linda Shoup: 970-625-6920 or lshoup@coloradomtn.edu
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Physical Activity & Recreation
PED-901 BEGINNING YOGA
Students will experience basic yoga asanas, focus on breath, and learn the benefits of a consistent
practice. No intense inversions, but enrollees can expect mild workouts and balance challenges while
moving between floor and standing poses.
14798 MW 5:30p-6:30p 8/27-10/17 RL Roberts-Huffman $75 8/24
14801 MW 5:30p-6:30p 10/22-12/12 RL Roberts-Huffman $75 10/19
PED-901 YOGA FOR STRENGTH OF BODY & MIND
All levels are welcome as modification is offered. Plan to move! This class is an engaging yoga
practice connecting dynamic movement with sustained postures and breath. This yoga class will
strengthen practitioners physically and mentally. Move your body through creative and playful
sequences to explore how strong you truly are. It will increase heart health, elevate mood, improve
flexibility, and increase endurance.
14803 MW 4:15p-5:15p 9/10-10/3 RL Clancy $60 9/7
PED-901 LUNCHTIME YOGA
No time for yoga in your busy evenings? Why not try a
yoga class tailored for your lunch hour? This class is held
in downtown Rifle for even greater convenience. All levels
are welcome. This class is held at Mistyoga located at 103
E. 3rd. in Rifle. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a
water bottle. Must be 16 or older to attend.
14808 TTh 12p-1p 8/28-10/18 RL King $75 8/24
14809 TTh 12p-1p 10/23-12/13 RL King $75 10/19
PED-901 RESTORATIVE YOGA
In restorative yoga, props (blocks, bolters, and blankets) are used to support the body so that you
can relax into poses for longer periods of time and eliminate unnecessary straining. Through mindful
breathing and passive stretching you give the body permission to unwind and relax. Restorative yoga
is very calming to the nervous system and can be a great complement to a more active lifestyle.
All levels of students are welcome, especially those who wish to heal their bodies and experience
the best health possible. This class is held at Mistyoga located at 103 E. 3rd St. in Rifle. No class
November 22nd for Thanksgiving break.
14817 Th 5:45p-7p 8/30-12/13 RL Frontella $100 8/28
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PED-901 MEDITATION
Join us at Mistyoga, 103 East 3rd St in Rifle, and receive
gentle instruction on meditation. We will explore a variety
of techniques and discover why meditation has been a key
component of spiritual realization throughout history. The
main intent will be to gain a greater understanding of how
our minds work and to cultivate a lasting sense of inner
peace through conscious breathing and meditation. Wear
loose clothing and bring a water bottle. Must be 14 or older
to attend. No class November 21st for Thanksgiving break.
14811 W 6p-7p 8/29-12/12 RL Frontella $85 8/27
PED-901 TAI CHI CHUAN
Introduces the practice of Tai Chi Chuan as a form of exercise, mental and physical development, and
self-defense. This is Yang style Tai Chi Chuan and is affiliated with the Tung Kai Ying Academy of Tai
Chi Chuan. The primary emphasis in this class is learning movements, preliminary practices, forms
and applications. This class is open to all levels. Wear loose clothing and flat-soled shoes.
14821 TTh 5:30p-7p 9/11-11/1 RL Burwell $40 9/7
PED-901 WEIGHT TRAINING
This class will be a full-body weights
class that focuses on a variety of different
exercises. We will also teach proper form
and techniques while using various types
of free weights and machines. Workouts
will be modified for each student's
ability level. Bring a water bottle and
a small towel to class. Must be 16 or
older to attend. There will be no class
September 3rd for Labor Day. There will
be no class November 21st & 22nd for the
Thanksgiving holiday.
14822 TTh 9a-10a 8/28-12/20 RL Harris $160 8/24
14823 TTh 9a-10a 8/28-10/18 RL Harris $80 8/24
14824 TTh 9a-10a 10/23-12/20 RL Harris $80 10/19
14825 MW 1p-2p 8/27-10/17 RL Harris $75 8/24
14826 MW 1p-2p 10/22-12/19 RL Harris $80 10/19
PED-901 CROSSFIT
Build endurance and strength that
focuses on everyday functional
movements to be prepared for any
physical activity without getting
injured. A good intro into the
world of CrossFit for beginners,
seniors and those recovering from
injuries interested in developing
athleticism for anything life
has to throw at us. Great for
experienced CrossFitters looking
to be challenged to push their
well-rounded fitness to the next
level. We will also learn doable ways we can slowly alter our nutrition to help us thrive and have more
energy. CrossFit is a great way to develop an encouraging community that will challenge you to keep
pushing forward to reach your fitness goals. There will be no class September 3rd.
14805 M 6:45p-7:45p 8/27-10/15 RL Harris $75 8/24
14807 M 6:45p-7:45p 10/22-12/10 RL Harris $75 10/19
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PED-901 BODY SHRED
SHRED is an acronym for Synergistic, High Intensity Resistance, Endurance, and Dynamics.
Body SHRED is a high intensity, holistic resistance, and endurance-based fitness plan. It involves
synergistic, three-dimensional body dynamics that explore the scope of movement to maximize
athletic performance and metabolic potential in 30 minutes. The workout includes a warm-up and
cool-down period. Bring a water bottle and a small towel to class. Must be 14 or older to attend.
There will be no classes September 3rd and November 21st. There will be no class November 21st for
Thanksgiving break.
14813 MW 9a-10a 8/27-12/19 RL Harris $160 8/24
14815 MW 9a-10a 8/27-10/17 RL Harris $75 8/24
14816 MW 9a-10a 10/22-12/19 RL Harris $80 10/19
PED-901 CARDIO/WEIGHT TRAINING
This class is a mix of cardio and weight training incorporating bodyshred, core, step, and stretching.
It will consist of a variety of different workouts so not every class will be exactly the same! No class
on November 23rd for Thanksgiving break.
14804 F 9a-10a 8/31-12/21 RL Harris $75 8/29
PED-901 ZUMBA GOLD
Perfect for older adults who are looking for a modified Zumba class that recreates the original moves
you love at a lower intensity. The design of the class introduces easy-to-follow Zumba choreography.
Focus will be on balance, range of motion, coordination and will include all elements of fitness such
as cardiovascular, muscular conditioning, flexibility, and balance! Come ready to sweat and prepare
to leave empowered and feeling strong. There will be no class November 23rd for Thanksgiving
break.
14819 F 11a-12p 8/31-10/19 RL Delgado $75 8/29
14820 F 11a-12p 10/26-12/14 RL Delgado $75 10/24
PED-901 ZUMBA FITNESS
Stay fit this fall by adding a total body workout, combining all the elements of fitness: cardio, muscle
conditioning, balance and flexibility, boosted energy, and a serious dose of awesome each time you
leave class. This class will have a variation of different Zumba techniques to provide variety in your
Zumba workouts! There will be Toning, Step and STRONG by Zumba! Come join the party! No class
on November 23rd.
14827 TTh 11a-12p 8/28-10/18 RL Delgado $75 8/24
14828 TTh 11a-12p 10/23-12/13 RL Delgado $75 10/19
PED-901 EARLY MORNING ZUMBA
Come get your Zumba and your weight training in the same class. One day a week you will do
Zumba where we take the "work" out of workout by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves
for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. The other two days, this class is designed
to incorporate working major muscle groups while maintaining an elevated heart rate. The focus is
on proper techniques and challenging your ability to push beyond your conceived physical limits.
This hour-long class typically includes a warm-up, a skill development segment, a strength focused
workout consisiting of mixed aerobic exercises, and finally a period of individual or group stretching.
What are the benefits of strength and Zumba? The aim is to improve muscular strength, coordination,
cardio-respiratory endurance and flexibility. Those aiming for ultimate fitness combined with strength
for improved performance in their sport will benefit from this class. Runners, weight lifters, Spartan
challengers and triathletes enjoy the high intensity intervals that result in high caloric burn. This class
is held at ArtillumA Dance Company, 224 E 21st St. There will be no class on November 21st for the
Thanksgiving break.
14829 W 10:30a-6:30a 8/29-12/12 RL King $100 8/27
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PED-901 EARLY MORNING STRENGTH
Come get your Zumba and your weight training in the same class. One day a week you will do
Zumba where we take the "work" out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves
for an interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. The other two days, this class is designed
to incorporate working major muscle groups while maintaining an elevated heart rate. The focus is
on proper techniques and challenging your ability to push beyond your conceived physical limits.
This hour-long class typically includes a warm-up, a skill development segment, a strength focused
workout consisiting of mixed aerobic exercises, and finally a period of individual or group stretching.
What are the benefits of strength and Zumba? The aim is to improve muscular strength, coordination,
cardio-respiratory endurance and flexibility. Those aiming for ultimate fitness combined with strength
for improved performance in their sport will benefit from this class. Runners, weight lifters, Spartan
challengers and triathletes enjoy the high intensity intervals that result in high caloric burn. This
class is held at ArtillumA Dance Company, 224 E 21st St. There will be no class on September 3rd &
November 23rd.
14830 MF 5:30a-6:30a 8/27-12/14 RL Miller $150 8/24
Welding
WEL-901 WELDING FOR FUN
Local artist Gary Russell invites you to
his state-of-the-art studio to experience
making iron art. This is an introductory
workshop; no previous welding
experience is required. You will have a
choice of available projects to make.
Students must wear leather boots or
shoes and long denim pants. Additional
safety gear will be provided. Students
will be given a one-hour break for lunch
on Saturday. This class will be held at The Iron Gallery, 28271 Highway 6, Rifle. Students are required
to bring $20.00 on the first day of class for supplies. Must be 12 or older to attend.
14831 F 5:30p-8:30p 8/31
Sa 9a-5p 9/1 RL Russell $115 8/29
14832 F 5:30p-8:30p 9/28
Sa 9a-5p 9/29 RL Russell $115 9/26
14833 F 5:30p-8:30p 10/26
Sa 9a-5p 10/27 RL Russell $115 10/24
14834 F 5:30p-8:30p 11/30
Sa 9a-5p 12/1 RL Russell $115 11/28
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ART-901 STAINED GLASS
In this fun, hands-on class, instructor Diane Meyer will work with beginner students as well as those
with experience. Students will have the choice of creating night lights, jewelry boxes, window panes,
or lamps. The instructor will work one-on-one with you to help you complete your project. Tools
will be provided in class. Students are required to bring goggles and a pencil to class. Class starts
promptly at 1:00 p.m. Must be 18 or older to attend. Please note: there may be additional fees for
the glass; these costs will vary depending on the size of your project. The instructor will have more
information at the first class. This class is held at the Grand Valley Recreation Center located at 398
Arroyo Dr, Battlement Mesa.
14774 M 1p-4p 9/10-10/15 PW Meyer $75 9/7
14775 M 1p-4p 10/29-12/3 PW Meyer $75 10/26
NEW ONLINE
CAMPUS STORE
Looking for CMC Clothing & Gear?
The NEW Colorado Mountain College Campus Store is your one-stop shop for
all your CMC swag. Featured items include t-shirts, hats, coffee tumblers, water
bottles, and other school/office supplies. Shop online or head over to our brick
and mortar location at CMC Spring Valley.
CMCCampusStore.com CAMPUSSTORE
Limited supplies of swag also available at the Rifle campus front desk.
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noted. Most classes require a text. Please visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online_learning for full
course requirements, description and syllabus.
AAA-095 Math Helps (1 CR) 12320
A ACC-121 Accounting Principles I (4 CR) 12280
A ACC-122 Accounting Principles II (4 CR) 12319
ACC-235 Computerized Accounting for Sm Bus(3 CR) 12347
L ANT-101 Cultural Anthropology (3 CR) 12321
L ANT-111 Biological Anthropology (4 CR) Includes Lab 12322
L ART-110 Art Appreciation (3 CR) 12323
L ART-111 Art History Ancient/Medieval (3 CR) 12324
L ART-207 Art History - 1900 to Present (3 CR) 12326
L AST-101 Planetary Astronomy W/ Lab (4 CR) Includes Lab 12329
L AST-150 Astrobiology (3 CR) 12332
L BIO-105 Science of Biology (4 CR) Includes Lab 12335
BIO-106 Basic Anatomy & Physiology (4 CR) Includes Lab 12339
A BIO-115 Human Genetics (3 CR) 12341
L BIO-204 Microbiology (4 CR) Includes Lab 12342
BIS-334 Management Systems (3 CR) 12345
A BUS-115 Introduction to Business (3 CR) 12352
BUS-120 Intro to E-Commerce (3 CR) 12355
A BUS-216 Legal Environment of Business (3 CR) 12356
A BUS-217 Bus Comm & Report Writing (3 CR) 12357
BUS-485 Capstone (3 CR) 12359
CCR-094 Studio 121 (3 CR) Starts 9/4 14028
L CHE-101 Introduction to Chemistry I (5 CR) Includes Lab 12360
L CHE-111 General College Chemistry I (5 CR) Includes Lab 12366
A CIS-118 Intro to PC Applications: Office 2016 (3 CR) 12371
A CIS-118 Intro to PC Applications: Mac w/Office 2016 (3 CR) 12374
A COM-125 Interpersonal Communication (3 CR) 14690
L COM-220 Intercultural Communication (3 CR) 12378
A CRJ-111 Substantive Criminal Law (3 CR) 12383
A CRJ-210 Constitutional Law (3 CR) 12384
A ECE-205 ECE Nutrition/Health/Safety (3 CR) 12390
ECE-225 Lang & Cognition - Young Child (3 CR) 12391
A ECE-226 Creativity and the Young Child (3 CR) Includes field day 12392
L ECO-201 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 CR) 12396
L ECO-202 Principles of Microeconomics (3 CR) 12399
L ECO-245 Issues in Environmental Econ (3 CR) 12402
ECO-327 Data Analysis for Managers (3 CR) 12403
A EDU-131 Intro to Adult Education (3 CR) 12649
A EDU-134 TESL to Adult Learners (3 CR) 12651
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A EDU-222 Effective Teaching (1 CR) meets 9/10-10/17 12653
L ENG-121 English Composition I (3 CR) starts 9/24 14027
L ENG-121 English Composition I (3 CR) 12404
L ENG-122 English Composition II (3 CR) starts 10/1 14075
L ENG-122 English Composition II (3 CR) 12407
L ENV-101 Intro to Environmental Science (4 CR) Includes lab 12408
FIN-325 Essentials of Finance (3 CR) 12657
L GEO-105 World Regional Geography (3 CR) 12419
L HIS-101 Western Civ: Antiquity-1650 (3 CR) 12420
L HIS-102 Western Civ: 1650-Present (3 CR) 12421
L HIS-112 The World: 1500-Present (3 CR) 12422
L HIS-121 US History to Reconstruction (3 CR) 12424
L HIS-122 US History Since Civil War (3 CR) 12425
L HIS-225 Colorado History (3 CR) starts 10/1 14074
L HIS-225 Colorado History (3 CR) 12426
HIT-120 Working With Health IT System (4 CR) 12474
HOS-150 Contemporary Club Management (3 CR) 12434
HOS-221 Basic Hotel & Rest Accounting (3 CR) 12435
HOS-242 Hotel Sales and Marketing (3 CR) 12437
HOS-250 Food, Bev & Labor Cost Control (3 CR) 12438
HPR-106 Law & Ethics for Health Prof (2 CR) 12475
HPR-118 Introduction to Nutrition (2 CR) 12440
A HPR-178 Medical Terminology (2 CR) 12451
A HUM-103 Introduction to Film Art (3 CR) 12453
L HUM-121 Early Civilizations (3 CR) 12454
A HWE-100 Human Nutrition (3 CR) 12456
A HWE-111 Health & Fitness (3 CR) 12458
L JOU-105 Introduction to Mass Media (3 CR) 13111
L LIT-115 Introduction to Literature I (3 CR) starts 10/1 14070
A MAN-224 Leadership (3 CR) 12460
MAN-225 Managerial Finance (3 CR) 12461
MAN-337 Mgmt. Decision Support Systems (3 CR) 12463
MAN-357 Retail Management (3 CR) 12465
MAP-110 Medical Office Administration (4 CR) 12478
MAP-120 Medical Office Financial Mgmt (4 CR) 12479
MAR-155 Social Media for Business (3 CR) 13881
MAR-446 Advertising & Promotion Mgmt (3 CR) 12467
MAT-025 Algebraic Literacy Lab (1 CR) 14124
MAT-050 Quantitative Literacy (4 CR) 12473
MAT-055 Algebraic Literacy (4 CR) 13417
L MAT-121 College Algebra (4 CR) 12477
L MAT-135 Introduction to Statistics (3 CR) 12483
MGD-102 Introduction to Multimedia (3 CR) 13117
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Online Learning Classes - Fall 2018 Classes meet Aug. 27-Dec. 14 unless otherwise
noted. Most classes require a text. Please visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online_learning for full
course requirements, description and syllabus.
MGD-111 Adobe Photoshop I (3 CR) starts 9/4 13119
MGD-141 Web Design I (3 CR) starts 9/4 13131
MGD-280 Internship (3 CR) 13137
MOT-131 Adv Insurance Billing/Coding (3 CR) 12481
L MUS-120 Music Appreciation (3 CR) 12486
PAR-115 Introduction to Law (3 CR) 12487
PAR-116 Torts (3 CR) 12489
PAR-117 Family Law (3 CR) 12490
PAR-118 Contracts (3 CR) 12491
PAR-127 Legal Ethics (3 CR) 12493
PAR-213 Legal Research & Writing I (3 CR) 12494
PAR-289 Capstone (3 CR) 12495
L PHI-111 Introduction to Philosophy (3 CR) 12497
L PHI-112 Ethics (3 CR) 12499
L PHI-113 Logic (3 CR) 12608
L PHI-115 World Religions - West (3 CR) 12505
L PHI-218 Environmental Ethics (3 CR) 12506
L POS-105 Intro to Political Science (3 CR) 12537
L POS-111 American Government (3 CR) 12535
L PSY-101 Gen Psychology I (3 CR) starts 10/1 14072
L PSY-101 Gen Psychology I (3 CR) 12538
L PSY-102 Gen Psychology II (3 CR) starts 10/1 14073
L PSY-102 Gen Psychology II (3 CR) 12550
A PSY-110 Career Development (3 CR) starts 10/1 14023
A PSY-211 Leadership Development (3 CR) starts 10/1 14024
L PSY-231 Positive Psychology (3 CR) starts 10/1 14025
L PSY-235 Human Growth & Development (3 CR) 14281
L PSY-235 Human Growth & Development (3 CR) 12579
A PSY-237 Child & Adolescent Psychology (3 CR) 12583
L SCI-155 Integrated Science I (4 CR) Includes Lab 12585
SKB-152 SIA Marketing (1 CR) 12589
SKB-153 SIA Sales Representative (1 CR) 12592
SKB-155 SIA Promotions (1 CR) 12598
L SOC-101 Introduction to Sociology I (3 CR) 12602
L SOC-215 Contemporary Social Problems (3 CR) 12603
A SPA-112 Spanish Language II (5 CR) WebEx: W 14048
30SUSTAINABILITY at CMC RIFLE
4Xeriscaped Campus.
4Campus is Certified as a Wildlife Habitat by the
National Wildlife Federation.
4In 2009, CMC signed onto the American College and University
President’s Climate Commitment. The college’s current Climate Action
Plan and Sustainability Action plan directs the college on reducing the
greenhouse gas emissions by 12.5% every 5 years until carbon neutrality
is reached in the year 2050.
4Established recycling program.
4Launched composting program summer 2018.
4Leadership in Energy & Environmental Design (LEEDS) certified building.
4Upgraded lighting from fluorescent to LED’s. Three of four phases
complete with final phase scheduled this fiscal year 2019.
4Join the Sustainability Club!
Make a difference on campus and in the community.
Contact Katie Rust for details at krust@coloradomtn.edu
theREGISTRATION
PERIODICAL
TO REGISTER FOR A NONCREDIT COURSE
Non credit courses are indicated by brown, 5-digit SYN # (Example: 12345 )
Students can register by phone, in person or online for noncredit courses. To sign
up online, go to WebAdvisor.Coloradomtn.edu. Click on the brown bar, Continu-
ing Education. Register by using the brown SYN # preceding your course from this
class schedule, and the semester code. Payment online is required.
ECRWSS POSTAL CUSTOMER
TO REGISTER FOR A CREDIT COURSE
Credit courses are indicated by the purple, 5-digit SYN. (Example: 12345 )
CURRENT STUDENTS: NEW OR RETURNING STUDENTS:
If you have taken credit classes in the If you are new to CMC or have not
past ten months, you may register in taken credit classes in the past 10
person, by phone or online at months, you will need to:
http://Basecamp.ColoradoMtn.Edu Application for Admission
Payment online or in person required. Complete a Registration Form
Supply transcripts or placement test
scores for courses
Visit www.coloradomtn.edu/register
to get started.
PAYMENT:
3/26-8/15 registrations: payment and/or payment arrangements due before midnight on August 15, 2018.
8/16-12/15 registrations: payment and/or payment arrangements due before midnight the day following registration.
TUITION AND 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
CMC Service Area $170 $170 Varies by course.
For costs see course
In-State $180 $180 description.
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.
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