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COLORADO
MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
SUMMER 2021 CLASS SCHEDULE
FREE MONEY!
See page 5 for scholarship details.
Aspen & Carbondale
Registration is Open! Classes Start May 17
CMC
ASPEN & CARBONDALE
2021 Summer Class 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.
Colorado Mountain College offers these
registration options, depending on your
admissions status.
online For online registration instructions
Need help? see the back page of this bulletin.
Give us a call!
ASPEN CAMPUS
fax (current students only)
in person/mail campus contact
information and office hours on the left of
this page.
255 Sage Way, Aspen, CO 81611
970-925-7740 DROPS & REFUNDS
fax 970-925-6045 To drop a class, students must fill out a
cmcas@coloradomtn.edu Class Add/Drop form and submit it to the
HOURS M-W, 8a-6:30p campus or login to WebAdvisor and drop
Th, 8a-7p online. To receive a refund, make sure the
F, 8a-4p class is dropped by the listed refund date
in this publication or on the website.
CARBONDALE CAMPUS Students that drop classes after the refund
690 Colorado Ave, Carbondale, CO 81623 date will not receive a refund.
970-963-2172
fax 970-963-2325 TEXTBOOK INFORMATION
cmccb@coloradomtn.edu
HOURS M-Th, 9a-7p Learning Materials Program (LMP) is a flat
F, Closed rate library-like system that applies to all
required course materials based on number
of credit hours ($28/credit hour). See
*Evening closing hours vary with the academic www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Textbooks for more
calendar and dismissal of the latest evening information.
class.
TECHNOLOGY FEES
SCHEDULE/HOLIDAYS
Students pay a technology fee every
Memorial Day / May 31 (Campus Closed) semester based upon their credit load with
Independence Day / July 4 (Closed 7/5) a maximum of $50/semester.
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, 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.
Colorado Mountain College will take appropriate steps to ensure that the lack of English language skills will not be a barrier to admission and participation
in vocational education programs. For additional information contact: Title IX Coordinator, 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601, 970-947-8351,
ldoak@coloradomtn.edu, or Director of Human Resources,CMC 802 Grand Aspen Campus
Avenue, 2 CO 81601, 970-947-8311,awurtsmith@coloradomtn.edu.
Glenwood Springs,
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CONTENTS
4 ASPEN/CARBONDALE CREDIT CLASS GUIDE
6-8 ONLINE LEARNING CLASS GUIDE
10 ACCUPLACER INFO & LEARNING MATERIALS
CLASS LISTINGS
11 HOW TO USE THIS SCHEDULE
12 ACCOUNTING
12-15 ART
16 BUSINESS
17 COMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMS
18 ENGLISH & COMMUNICATION
19 ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE
HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY & GENERAL EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA
20 FOREIGN LANGUAGE
21 GEOLOGY
22 HOSPITALITY MANAGEMENT
23 HUMANITIES
24 MUSIC
25 OUTDOOR EDUCATION
26-31 PHYSICAL ACTIVITY & RECREATION
24 PSYCHOLOGY
LOCATION KEY
AM Aspen Meadows 845 Meadows Rd, Aspen
ARC Aspen Recreation Center, 0861 Maroon Creek Rd, Aspen
AS CMC Aspen, 0255 Sage Way, Aspen
CB CMC Carbondale Lappala Center, 690 Colorado Ave, Carbondale
CM Crown Mountain Tennis Courts, 0020 Eagle County Dr, El Jebel
GW CMC Glenwood Springs, 1402 Blake Ave, Glenwood Springs
IC Iselin Tennis Courts, 0861 Maroon Creek Rd, Aspen
TAC The Aspen Clinic, 1460 E. Valley Rd, Suite 221, Basalt
TSC Third Street Center, 520 South Third St, Carbondale
5 COMMITMENTS TO CONTAINMENT
I WILL MAINTAIN I WILL STAY HOME I WILL SEEK TESTING
I WILL WASH MY I WILL COVER MY
6 FEET OF PHYSICAL IF I AM AT RISK OR IMMEDIATELY IF I
HANDS OFTEN. FACE IN PUBLIC.
DISTANCE. WHEN I AM SICK. HAVE SYMPTOMS.
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C ODE CO U R S E T I T L E SITE DATE S DAYS TIM E S
CREDIT CLASS GUIDE: Aspen & Carbondale SUMMER 2021 Semester
Visit ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for full course requirements, description and syllabus.
A ACC-121-AS01 Accounting Principles I AS 5/17-8/2 M 6-8:50p
A ART-114-AS01 Art Sampler: Mold Making AS 7/9-7/11 F-Su 9a-5p
Art Sampler: Beginning
A ART-114-AS02 AS 6/7-8/2 M 6-8:50p
Watercolor
A ART-114-AS03 Art Sampler: Open Studio AS 6/1-6/29 T 11:10a-3:05p
Metal Casting for Jewelry/
ART-178-AS01 AS 6/3-8/5 Th 5:10-9:30p
More
ART-178-AS02 Ceramics Form & Surface AS 6/9-8/4 W 11:10a- 3:35p
Wheel Intermediate/
ART-178-AS04 AS 6/1-8/3 T 5:10-9:05p
Advanced
Advanced Beginner Wheel
ART-178-AS05 AS 6/1-8/3 T 11:10a-3:05p
& More
ART-178-AS06 Beginning Wheel Workshop AS 6/2-8/4 W 5:10-9:05p
ART-178-AS08 Healthy Printmaking AS 6/9-8/4 W 5:10-9:35p
6/7-8/2 M 5:10-9:35p
ART-178-AS09 Soda Fired Ceramics AS 7/18 Su 10a-1:45p
BUS-102-CB01 Entrepreneurial Operations CB 5/25-8/3 T 6-7:50p
A BUS-115-CB01 Introduction to Business CB 5/26-8/4 W 6-7:50p
A COM-115-AS01 Public Speaking AS 5/26-8/4 W 6-7:50p
A COM-125-CB01 Interpersonal Communication CB 5/25-8/3 T 6-7:50p
L ENG-122-CB01 English Composition II CB 6/3-8/5 Th 6-7:50p
HOS-110-AS01 Introduction to Hospitality AS 5/18-8/3 T 10-11a
Food, Beverage, & Labor
HOS-250-AS01 AS 5/18-8/3 T 11:15a-12:15p
Cost Control
L MUS-120-AS01 Music Appreciation AS 6/7-8/2 M 1-3:50p
L MUS-120-AS02 Music Appreciation AS 6/7-8/2 M 4-6:50p
A PED-102-AS01 Weight Training I AS 5/17-8/4 MW 4:25-5:35p
A PED-216-AS01 Physical Conditioning AS 5/24-8/4 MW 5:35-6:50p
A PED-221-AS01 Dynamic Workout TAC 5/17-8/4 MW 8:45-9:50a
5/17-8/4 3:25-4:25p
A PED-221-AS02 Dynamic Workout AS MW
7/26-8/2 4:25-5:30p
L PHI-114-AS01 Comparative Religions AS 5/25-8/3 T 6-7:50p
L PSY-102-CB01 General Psychology II CB 5/26-8/4 W 6-7:50p
Search. Register. Pay Online!
Visit coloradomtn.edu/register to get started!
4 CMC / ASPEN CAMPUS
WE DO SCHOLARSHIPS
PRESIDENT’S SCHOLARSHIP
4 $1,000 tuition scholarship for 2021 in-district high school graduates
who enroll as new students for fall 2021
4 Deadline of May 1st
BACK TO WORK SCHOLARSHIP
4 Lose your job because of COVID? $150,000 in scholarships available
this year to displaced workers in our mountain communities
4 Rolling deadline
ASPEN ELKS STUDENT VETERAN SCHOLARSHIP AT CMC
4 Tuition, books and fees scholarship for senior veteran students
pursuing a bachelor’s degree
4 Rolling deadline
For more information, visit coloradomtn.edu/scholarships.
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We do scholarships!
Learn more: Jamie Abbott / jabbott@coloradomtn.edu / 970.309.7676
LCOLORADO STATE GUARANTEED TRANSFER COURSE A APPLIES TO CMC AA/AS DEGREE
IN-PERSON COURSE FLEX COURSE ONLINE ANYTIME COURSE
& TEXTBOOK/S REQUIRED SUPPLY LIST @ FRONT DESK + ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
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ONLINE LEARNING CLASSES - SUMMER 2021 Classes meet 5/24-8/6 unless otherwise
shown in Student Planning. Most classes require a text. Please visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online_
learning for full course requirements, description and syllabus. online or Flex class.
AAA-095 Math Helps (1 CR) 31656
A ACC-121 Accounting Principles I (4 CR) 31650
A ACC-122 Acctng Principles II (4 CR) 31653
ACC-138 Payroll & Sales Tax (3 CR) 31714
ACC-267 AIPB Certification Review (3 CR) 31628
ACC-335 Accounting for Managers (3 CR) 31715
ANT-101 Cultural Anthropology (3 CR) 31645
ANT-107 Introduction to Archaeology (3 CR) 31718
ART-110 Art Appreciation (3 CR) 31719
L BIO-105 Science of Biology (4 CR) includes lab 31725
BIO-106 Basic Anatomy & Physiology (4 CR) 31720
L BIO-204 Microbiology W/ Lab (4 CR) includes lab 31726
A BIO-216 Human Pathophysiology (4 CR) 31721
A BIO-216 Human Pathophysiology (4 CR) 31723
BIS-333 Management Systems (3 CR) 31630
A BUS-115 Introduction to Business (3 CR) 31741
A BUS-216 Legal Environment of Business (3 CR) 31730
A BUS-217 Bus Comm & Report Writing (3 CR) 31735
A BUS-226 Business Statistics (3 CR) 31732
BUS-334 Organizational Leadership (3 CR) 31740
BUS-365 Business Research Methodology (3 CR) 31728
BUS-394 Service Leadership (3 CR) 31632
BUS-485 Capstone (3 CR) 31731
BUS-487 Business Internship (3 CR) 31635
L CHE-101 Introduction to Chemistry I (5 CR) 31626
A CIS-118 Intro to PC Applications (3 CR) 32506
CRJ-208 Criminal Evidence (3 CR) 31746
CRJ-216 Juvenile Law & Procedures (3 CR) 31748
A ECE-101 Intro to Early Childhood (3 CR) 31750
ECE-240 Admin. of ECE Programs (3 CR) T 6-8pm 31751
A ECE-256 Working W/Families & Community (3 CR) Th 6-8pm 31749
L ECO-201 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 CR) 31639
L ECO-202 Principles of Microeconomics (3 CR) 31644
ECO-429 Econ for Managerial Decisions (3 CR) 31752
A EDU-133 Adult Basic & Adult Sec Edu (3 CR) 31753
L ENG-121 English Composition I (3 CR) 31754
L ENG-221 Creative Writing I (3 CR) 31623
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ONLINE LEARNING CLASSES - SUMMER 2021 Classes meet 5/24-8/6 unless otherwise
shown in Student Planning. Most classes require a text. Please visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online_
learning for full course requirements, description and syllabus. online or Flex class.
L ENV-101 Environmental Science W/ Lab (4 CR) includes lab 32148
L GEO-105 World Regional Geography (3 CR) 31758
L HIS-101 Western Civ: Antiquity-1650 (3 CR) 32149
L HIS-121 US History to Reconstruction (3 CR) 31759
L HIS-122 US History Since Civil War (3 CR) 31760
L HIS-225 Colorado History (3 CR) 32166
HOS-110 Introduction to Hospitality (3 CR) 31761
HOS-116 Spa Retailing (3 CR) 32509
HOS-140 Front Office Procedures (2 CR) 32510
HOS-148 Intro to Food & Beverage Mgmt (3 CR) 31762
HOS-226 Supervision in Hosp Ind (3 CR) 32167
A HPR-139 Medical Terminology (2 CR) 31763
HUM-123 Humanities: Modern World (3 CR) 31629
HWE-100 Human Nutrition (3 CR) 31766
A HWE-100 Human Nutrition (3 CR) 31767
A HWE-111 Health & Wellness (3 CR) 31765
L LIT-115 Introduction to Literature I (3 CR) 31768
L LIT-255 Children's Literature (3 CR) 31769
MAN-486 Leading & Managing Change (3 CR) 31770
MAN-497 Business Strategy (Capstone) (4 CR) 31636
A MAR-216 Principles of Marketing (3 CR) 31821
MAR-326 Contemporary Marketing (3 CR) 31677
MAR-336 Consumer Behavior (3 CR) 31823
MAT-025 Algebraic Literacy Lab (1 CR) 31777
MAT-050 Quantitative Literacy (4 CR) 31779
MAT-055 Algebraic Literacy (4 CR) 31780
MAT-107 Career Math (3 CR) 31783
L MAT-120 Math for Liberal Arts (4 CR) 31784
L MAT-121 College Algebra (4 CR) 31771
L MAT-125 Survey of Calculus (4 CR) 31781
L MAT-135 Introduction to Statistics (3 CR) 31774
MGD-101 Intro to Computer Graphics (3 CR) 32169
MGD-156 Emergent Media Practices (3 CR) 32927
L MUS-120 Music Appreciation (3 CR) 31786
L MUS-125 History of Jazz (3 CR) 31789
PAR-118 Contracts (3 CR) 31792
PAR-201 Civil Litigation (3 CR) 32820
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ONLINE LEARNING CLASSES - SUMMER 2021 Classes meet 5/24-8/6 unless otherwise
shown in Student Planning. Most classes require a text. Please visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online_
learning for full course requirements, description and syllabus. online or Flex class.
PAR-213 Legal Research & Writing I (3 CR) 32512
PAR-289 Capstone (3 CR) 31796
L PHI-111 Introduction to Philosophy (3 CR) 32511
L PHI-112 Ethics (3 CR) 32513
L PHI-113 Logic (3 CR) 32514
L PHI-218 Environmental Ethics (3 CR) 31797
PHO-120 Fundamentals of Photography (3 CR) 32515
POS-111 American Government (3 CR) 31798
L PSY-101 General Psychology I (3 CR) 32170
L PSY-102 General Psychology II (3 CR) 31801
L PSY-231 Positive Psychology (3 CR) 31802
L PSY-235 Human Growth & Development (3 CR) 31806
L PSY-249 Abnormal Psychology (3 CR) 31800
L SOC-101 Introduction to Sociology I (3 CR) 31808
L SOC-215 Contemporary Social Problems (3 CR) 31810
A SPA-111 Spanish Language I (5 CR) 31811
A SUS-101 Introduction to Sustainability (3 CR) 31814
L WST-200 Intro to Women's Studies (3 CR) 31816
P REGISTER FOR CLASSES.
Your books are on the way.
For more information:
COLORADOMTN.EDU/TEXTBOOKS
8 CMC / ASPEN CAMPUS
CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT FOR HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
Want to avoid student loans? Looking for free college credit or job training?
Local high school students enrolling in Colorado Mountain College classes can earn college
credit before graduating! Classes offered at high school and college campuses. Credits
count towards:
` PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATES
` 2-YEAR ASSOCIATE DEGREES
` GENERAL EDUCATION/GUARANTEED TRANSFER CREDITS
SEE YOUR HIGH SCHOOL COUNSELOR TO REGISTER! For more information, contact:
REBECCA JONES / CEPA Coordinator / 970-263-0413 / rarrington@coloradomtn.edu
5 Commitments
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ACCUPLACER TESTING
SYN DAY TIME DAT E S LOC FACULTY R E FUN D WITHDR AW
All first-time degree-seeking students, and anyone seeking select certificates, or just wanting
TUITIO N
to take a credit class, must be assessed in reading comprehension, English, writing and
mathematics or prove college-readiness through other means. For more information on
placement testing and for Accuplacer Dates visit https://coloradomtn.edu/apply-get-started/
placement-testing/calendar/.
Students must sign up for accuplacer test in advance and bring a photo ID to the exam.
LEARNING MATERIALS PROGRAM (credit classes only)
4 CMC is proud to offer students an innovative solution to the challenge most college students
encounter: obtaining the correct textbooks. https://coloradomtn.edu/classes/textbooks/
HOW LMP WORKS:
4 The CMC Learning Materials Program (LMP) is an integrated program designed to deliver
student’s textbooks directly to them at the beginning of the semester. Books must be
returned at the conclusion of the semester or if a class is dropped unless the student
chooses to purchase their books.
4 Many of the programs offered at CMC take part in the Learning Materials Program, though
there are certain programs that have been excluded from this program. A book symbol &
in the course title will indicate they are a part of the LMP. Please note this is a flat program
fee and some classes do not required textbooks.
4 Student accounts will reflect the associated $29 per credit hour charge on their
registration statement for any credit classes included in the LMP. Auditing students will not
be charged for textbooks and will have to order the book(s) independently. Please note this
is a flat program fee and some classes do not require textbooks.
4 It is MANDATORY that textbooks are returned within seven (7)days of dropped courses or
by the last date of the semester to avoid the automatic buy-out charges which are based
on the price of the textbook materials.
HOW TO RECEIVE YOUR BOOKS:
4 Students must verify their address each semester on the CMC LMP dashboard at
Basecamp > Student Resources > Learning Materials Program > Verify Address >
Ship to My Home > Submit. Textbooks will NOT be delivered until students verify their
address each semester.
4 Textbooks are shipped via UPS. They cannot deliver to PO Boxes, please verify with a
physical address.
HOW TO RETURN YOUR BOOKS:
4 Students must return the text books the last date of the semester or within 7 days after
dropping a class. Students who fail to return books by this deadline will be charged an
automatic fee based on the cost of the book.
4 To return:
OPTION 1: Drop your textbook(s) off to Spring Valley anytime or Carbondale campus
M-TH. The Aspen campus will accept returns only during finals week.
OPTION 2: Print a free UPS shipping label from the CMC LMP Dashboard under
“Manage my returns,” and ship them using UPS at any of their drop-off locations
Basecamp > Student Resources > Learning Materials Program > Manage My Returns >
Return At End Of Term > Print free labels!
CAN’T FIND WHAT YOU’RE LOOKING FOR? CONTACT US!
4 Our Customer Service Support Team is here to help with any issues including, but not
limited to: lost or missing books, damaged books, or digital access issues. Please do not
hesitate to contact us right away with any digital or physical textbook questions or issues.
4 Customer Service can be reached through the LMP homepage by using our Chatbox
from your LMP account or by calling 1-844-523-9056. We can also be reached by email at
cmclmp@ecampus.com
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SUMMER 2021: TYPES OF COURSES
Flex In-Person Online Anytime
HOW TO USE THIS SCHEDULE
Course & + Indicates important information or requirements Credit
Code Title you need to know before you register. View the complete Value
course description at ColoradoMtn.edu/classes.
HOS-110-AS01 INTRODUCTION TO HOSPITALITY & 3 CR
Introduces learners to careers and the organization and structure of the hospitality industry
including: hotels, restaurants, non-commercial food service, travel and tourism, conventions and
meetings, clubs, and other food service entities. Topics include exploring career opportunities,
understanding the world of hotels and restaurants, food service organizational structures, an
introduction to the meetings industry, and analyzing the size and scope of the non-commercial
foods segment. This course is subject to the CMC Learning Materials Program (LMP), and students
will be charged $29/credit hour. For questions related to CMC LMP, please see Basecamp or
contact your campus or email cmclmp@coloradomtn.edu.
32097 T 10a-11a 5/18-8/3 AS Lewis 6/1 7/16 $255+$50
Course meeting Course Faculty Withdraw date:
days and times dates last date to drop.
Synonym number: Refund date:
Class location last date to drop In-District Tuition +
Purple = Credit (see location additional charges
and get a refund.
Course Code: key on page 3) (if applicable).
Brown = Noncredit
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& TEXTBOOK/S REQUIRED SUPPLY LIST @ FRONT DESK + ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
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Accounting
A ACC-121-AS01 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I & 4 CR
This Flex course is delivered as a live video classroom with required live video meeting times with the
instructor and classmates. This course also may include optional on-campus meetings that you can
choose to either attend in-person or by live video. All lessons conducted will be offered by live video so you
can choose to attend either way. Additional online assignments may be done on your own time once the
assignment is released in Canvas and turned in by the due date. To be successful in the course, you will
need to be able to attend the lessons either by video or on-campus (if offered). If you choose to attend any
optional on-campus sessions, you must uphold CMC’s 5 Commitments, https://coloradomtn.edu/covid19/
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 ($29 per credit hour). For
questions related to LMP, see Basecamp or contact your campus.
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
31950 M 6p-8:50p 5/17-8/2 AS Cleaver 5/28 7/16 $340
Art
In person courses have components that will require students to be physically present at a
designated location and may also include online activities. Students may drop a credit class one day prior
to the course start date to receive a supply fee refund. Credit Art courses are subject to the CMC Learning
Materials Program (LMP), and students will be charged $29/credit hour. For questions related to CMC
LMP, please see Basecamp or contact your campus.
ASPEN
A ART-114-AS02 ART SAMPLER: BEGINNING WATERCOLOR & 1 CR
Take advantage of the exciting properties of watercolor to create paintings that glow with color and light.
Learn pouring techniques to apply bright glazes of color along with a variety of ways to create texture.
Request a supply list from registration.
31956 M 6p-8:50p 6/7-8/2 AS Shapiro 6/15 7/19 $85
A ART-114-AS03 ART SAMPLER: OPEN STUDIO & 1 CR
This is an open studio format and welcomes all levels. Students can choose their medium, focus and
process! This includes printmaking, painting, collage, drawing and more. Supply list will be reviewed at
the first class meeting.
31584 T 11:10a-3:05p 6/1-6/29 AS Jones 6/7 6/22 $85
ART-178-AS08 HEALTHY PRINTMAKING & 2 CR
Explore a variety of printmaking techniques in a fun and supportive environment. Students can
choose to focus on monoprints, linoleum cut prints, collagraphs, post digital plates using the laser,
and more! Students will learn non-toxic printmaking techniques. Supply list will be reviewed at the
first class meeeting. Open to all levels.
31608 W 5:10p-9:35p 6/9-8/4 AS Cesark 6/17 7/21 $170+$20
ART-178-AS01 METAL CASTING FOR JEWELRY/MORE & 2 CR
Come explore our new jewelry casting equipment. Students can choose to make 3D printed models
or handmade wax models for casting in silver or bronze. Make rings, pendants and small brooches.
Open to all levels. Supply fee includes kiln, gas and torching equipment rental.
31610 Th 5:10p-9:30p 6/3-8/5 AS Heller 6/14 7/20 $170+$60
ART-178-AS02 CERAMICS FORM & SURFACE & 2 CR
Workshop is open to the advanced beginners and up. Surface design demonstrations will include slip
work, glazing techniques, lithography and screen printing, luster, decals, and more. Students can
choose their focus. Welcomes hand builders, mold makers and wheel throwers. Students must have
completed Ceramics 1 to register.
31604 W 11:10a-3:35p 6/9-8/4 AS Cesark 6/17 7/21 $170+$54
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Show Your
CREATIVE
Side!
CONGRATULATIONS to CMC Aspen ceramics faculty member
Stuart Gair, on making the cover of Ceramics Monthly Magazine!
The April 2021 issue features an in-depth article on soda firing that
reflects Stuart's teaching style and artistic practice.
ART-178-AS04 WHEEL INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED & 2 CR
Workshop is open to intermediate and advanced students who want to increase their skills on the potter’s
wheel. Students must have completed Ceramics II to take this course or permission from the instructor.
31621 T 5:10p-9:05p 6/1-8/3 AS Gair 6/10 7/18 $170+$54
ART-178-AS05 ADVANCED BEGINNER WHEEL & MORE & 2 CR
This workshop is open to advanced beginners and up who want to increase their skills both on and
off the potter’s wheel. Students must have completed Ceramics 1 or permission from the instructor.
Students may drop the class one day prior to the course start date to receive a supply fee refund. This
course has components that will require students to be physically present at a designated location
and may also include online activities.
31640 T 11:10a-3:05p 6/1-8/3 AS Gair 6/10 7/18 $170+$54
ART-178-AS06 BEGINNING WHEEL WORKSHOP & 2 CR
This workshop is open to beginning students only that want to learn how to make pottery and ceramic
forms on the potter’s wheel in a supportive environment.
31606 W 5:10p-9:05p 6/2-8/4 AS Gair 6/11 7/19 $170+$54
ART-178-AS09 SODA FIRED CERAMICS& 2 CR
Learn how to apply slips and glazes to ceramics for soda firing. Demonstrations will focus on all aspects
of soda kiln techniques and kiln operations will be covered. Ceramics forming, hand building, and wheel
techniques will not be covered. This workshop welcomes students that have completed Ceramics I and up.
Student must have a respirator approved for organic vapors refer to and request a supply list.
33016 M 5:10p-9:35p 6/7-8/2 AS Gair 6/15 7/19 $170+ $54
Sa 10a-1:45p 7/18
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& TEXTBOOK/S REQUIRED SUPPLY LIST @ FRONT DESK + ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
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A ART-114-AS01 ART SAMPLER: MOLD MAKING & 1 CR
Make Multiples! Learn mold making in this 3 day weekend workshop. Create plaster molds for slip casting
and or press molds for functional and sculptural forms. Crash course will support all levels of mold making.
Demonstrations and lectures include contemporary, traditional, and post digital mold making techniques
and makers. Students can create molds from found objects, plaster or clay models, and or 3D printed
models. Students with 3D modeling skills will have access to a 3D printer to create models. Please note: 3D
modeling will not be covered in this course. Supply fee includes 25 lbs. of plaster.
31545 FSSu 9a-5p 7/9-7/11 AS Cesark 7/7 7/11 $85+$30
CERAMIC WEEKEND MEMBERSHIP NON-CREDIT
Enjoy weekend access to the Ceramics Studio at the Aspen campus. Membership is only available to
students who are concurrently enrolled in a credit-bearing ceramics course and is only available during
the duration of the credit-bearing course. Dates and times vary depending on the availability of volunteer
monitors. Registration begins 6/10.
SSu 9a-5p 6/12-8/1 AS 6/10 $50
CARBONDALE
BEGINNER OIL PAINTING NON-CREDIT
Learn the basics of painting and mixing with water-based oil paints in this beginner’s class. Students
will do several skills exercises as well as several actual paintings, with lots of hands-on practice and
guidance. Supplies are provided, but feel free to bring your own water-based oil paints and supplies
if you have them. Students may attend in-person or online, in which case a link will be emailed
shortly before the first class. No class 7/6.
T 2p-5p 6/15-7/27 CB Watson 6/11 $149
BEGINNER WATERCOLOR PAINTING NON-CREDIT
Learn the very basics of watercolor- which basic colors to start with, and how to mix them to get any
other color that you want. Students will complete many fun projects each week, and get ideas for
projects to try on your own. This will take the guesswork out of watercolor, and you are guaranteed
to have a fun time and get painting right away! Call the Carbondale Front Desk at 970-963-2172 for
a supply list so you are ready to paint in the first class. Students may attend in-person or online, in
which case a link will be emailed shortly before the first class.
T 2p-5p 8/3-9/7 CB Watson 7/30 $129
BOTANICAL PRINTING WORKSHOP NON-CREDIT
What color does a eucalyptus leaf give? Or a marigold flower? Students will create unique pieces
of wearable art using leaves and flowers as the image and color source. This art-form is known as
Eco Printing and/or Botanical Printing and can be used to create exciting one-of-a-kind prints. Silk
scarves will be used as the “canvases,” and each participant will complete a minimum of 2 scarves.
Supplies will be provided, but students are encouraged to bring plant materials that you want to try.
Class meets at Jill Scher’s studio in the Third Street Center, Carbondale. Registration ends 8/6.
Su 10a-2:30p 8/8 TSC Scher 8/6 $79
PORTRAIT PRINTMAKING NON-CREDIT
Create your own single color, block printed portrait. Students will view other printed portraits for
inspiration and ideas; and learn how to transfer an image to the block, and carving and printing
techniques. Jim Harris is an accomplished local artist who has been making relief prints for 20 years.
All materials and tools provided. Students should bring the image or image ideas to the first class.
Th 5p - 8p 6/10-7/1 CB Harris 6/8 $109
FABRIC LAB NON-CREDIT
Learn to identify fabrics and which to use when designing, creating or purchasing clothes. In this
class students will review the construction of the basic types of textiles: woven, knitted, non-woven
and other. Students will understand what a clothing label means, and why you launder a certain
way. Learn how to remove stains. Examine the latest fabric developments and their properties for end
use. Students will start their own fabric swatch resource book. Call 970-963-2172 for supply list.
W 6p-8p 6/16-7/21 CB Metheny 6/14 $79
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SEWING NON-CREDIT
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 and get help learning how to
use it. Upcycling thrift finds is encouraged. No class 7/5.
M 6p-9p 6/7-8/2 CB Melia 6/4 $159
HAND WOVEN BASKETS - BEGINNERS NON-CREDIT
A beginner class that will review constructing a base, weaving the sides, and lashing on the rims to
complete a functional basket. The completed basket will be approximately 7 inches wide, 14 inches
long, and 17 inches tall including the handle. Students bring a plastic dish tub, approximately 14”x13”
to soak the reeds. All other materials included.
TTh 9a- 12p 6/8-6/10 CB Alldredge 6/4 $79
HAND WOVEN BASKETS - INTERMEDIATE/ADVANCED NON-CREDIT
This class will introduce “twill” weaving to students with previous basket weaving experience. A
market basket—the base and sides—will be woven in a 2 over-2 under twill pattern. The completed
basket is approximately 8 x12 × 12 inches. Students bring a plastic dish tub, approximately 14”x13” to
soak the reeds. All other materials included.
TTh 9a-1p 6/22-6/24 CB Alldredge 6/18 $109
HAND WOVEN BASKETS - ADVANCED NON-CREDIT
This 3-day workshop will be a continuation of “twill” weaving instruction for students who have taken
the instructor’s previous class on 6/22-24/2021. A twill bowl, approximately 16 inches in diameter,
will be taught. An over 3-under 2 twill pattern will be implemented after the base is woven. Students
bring a plastic dish tub, approximately 14”x13” to soak the reeds. All other materials included.
TTh 9a-1p 7/13-7/20 CB Alldredge 7/9 $109
CMC ASPEN GALLERY PRESENTS:
SHARED EARTH
Ceramics of the Western Slope
This is an open call to all ceramic artists that live on the western side of
the continental divide in Colorado.
4Exhibition dates: June 1- September 3 2021
RECEPTION BY RESERVATION AND RSVP ONLY: June 17th 3-7pm
DEADLINE FOR ENTRY FORM AND IMAGE: May 10th 2021
For entry form, drop off dates and additional information please contact :
kcesark@coloradomtn.edu
Space is limited and entries are accepted in the order they are received.
CMC ASPEN CAMPUS ART GALLERY, 0255 SAGE WAY. ASPEN CO
BEFORE VISITING THE EXHIBITION PLEASE CALL 970.925.7740 TO
SCHEDULE YOUR VISIT.
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Business
Flex courses are delivered as a live video classroom with required live video meeting times with
the instructor and classmates. This course also may include optional on-campus meetings that you can
choose to either attend in-person or by live video. All lessons conducted will be offered by live video so you
can choose to attend either way. Additional online assignments may be done on your own time once the
assignment is released in Canvas and turned in by the due date. To be successful in the course, you will
need to be able to attend the lessons either by video or on-campus (if offered). If you choose to attend any
optional on-campus sessions, you must uphold CMC’s 5 Commitments, https://coloradomtn.edu/covid19/
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 ($29 per credit hour). For
questions related to LMP, see Basecamp or contact your campus.
BUS-102-CB01 ENTREPRENEURIAL OPERATIONS & 3 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
31263 T 6p-7:50p 5/25-8/3 CB Bramson 6/4 7/17 $255
A BUS-115-CB01 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS & 3 CR
31265 W 6p-7:50p 5/26-8/4 CB Bramson 6/7 7/18 $255
FUNDRAISING FOR NON-PROFITS NON-CREDIT
Learn how to solicit major gifts and create donor loyalty. A three-part hands-on program designed
to teach new and seasoned development professionals the tools, skills, techniques, and nuances to
building your base of support through personal relationships. Some class types may change and
some in-person classes may be canceled if local public health orders warrant.
Visit coloradomtn.edu/trailmap for the latest information.
W 9a-12p 7/14 AS Bramson 7/12 $29
TAKE THE NEXT STEP AT CMC.
EARN YOUR
BACHELOR’S DEGREE.
4Education
4Business Administration
4Sustainability Studies
4Leadership & Management
4Nursing
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Computer Information Systems
BEGINNING EXCEL ONLINE NON-CREDIT
Master the basics of worksheet operations using Microsoft Excel. Topics include data entry,
formatting, formulas, functions, printing, and file management. Intended for beginners who have no
experience with Excel, but do have basic computer skills. Some computer lab space may be available
at the Carbondale Campus for desktop or laptop use during this class. Class meet live online 6-9pm
on Wednesday. Class link will be emailed shortly before the first class meeting.
W 6p-9p 6/16 CB Watson 6/14 $29
EXCEL FUNDAMENTALS I ONLINE NON-CREDIT
Review the basics of worksheet operations using Microsoft Excel, including data entry, formatting,
formulas, functions, printing, and file management. Intended for those who have some exposure to
Excel, but want to gain further experience and understanding of basic functions. Some computer
lab space may be available at the Carbondale Campus for desktop or laptop use during this class.
Classes meet live online 6-9pm on two Wednesdays. Class link will be emailed shortly before the first
class meeting.
W 6p-9p 6/23-6/30 CB Watson 6/21 $49
EXCEL FUNDAMENTALS II ONLINE NON-CREDIT
Focuses on intermediate features. Topics include: chart creation, advanced database features, filters,
queries, sorting, and advanced printing features. Prerequisites: Microsoft Excel Fundamentals I
or instructor approval. Some computer lab space may be available at the Carbondale Campus for
desktop or laptop use during this class. Classes meet live online 6-9pm on two Wednesdays. Class
link will be emailed shortly before the first class meeting.
W 6p-9p 7/14-7/21 CB Watson 7/12 $49
BASIC ANIMATION ON A TABLET OR IPAD NON-CREDIT
An introduction to traditional hand drawn animation, also known as cell animation, using a tablet device.
You will learn to make simple animations by drawing each frame by hand on your device, and explore
animating on top of video footage, photographs, as well as fully illustrated animations. Student must have
strong basic computer skills and knowledge of operating their iPad or tablet device. Required items: iPad
with Apple Pencil, (or similar device), Rough Animator app ($5 at the App Store), a separate laptop or
desktop computer for zoom during class. Some computer lab space may be available at the Carbondale
Campus for desktop or laptop use during this class. Classes meet live online 9-10:30am on Monday/
Wednesdays. Class link will be emailed shortly before the first class meeting.
MW 9a-10:30a 6/7-6/23 CB Jones 6/4 $79
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English & Communication
Flex courses are delivered as a live video classroom with required live video meeting times with
the instructor and classmates. This course also may include optional on-campus meetings that you can
choose to either attend in-person or by live video. All lessons conducted will be offered by live video so you
can choose to attend either way. Additional online assignments may be done on your own time once the
assignment is released in Canvas and turned in by the due date. To be successful in the course, you will
need to be able to attend the lessons either by video or on-campus (if offered). If you choose to attend any
optional on-campus sessions, you must uphold CMC’s 5 Commitments, https://coloradomtn.edu/covid19/
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 ($29 per credit hour). For
questions related to LMP, see Basecamp or contact your campus.
A COM-115-AS01 PUBLIC SPEAKING & 3 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
31951 W 6p-7:50p 5/26-8/4 AS Shaw 6/7 7/18 $255
A COM-125-CB01 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION & 3 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
32548 T 6p-7:50p 5/25-8/3 CB Shaw 6/4 7/17 $255
L ENG-122-CB01 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II & 3 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of ENG-121 with a grade of C- or higher.
31267 Th 6p-7:50p 6/3-8/5 CB Moss 6/14 7/20 $255
CREATIVE WRITING FOR ANYONE WHO WANTS TO WRITE
FICTION - BEGINNERS TO PUBLISHED NON-CREDIT
In this class, we will focus on three things: generating the content, reading like writers, and talking
about craft issues that you will then work on within your stories. We will also do writing exercises
in the class designed to create content for you to work with over the week. Talks about craft will be
central to the craft and will include topics such as dialogue, setting, structure, plot, point of view,
and character. This is a class where participation is required as is reading and writing outside of
class. The trick to writing is simple though, you just have to sit down and do it. The exercises will help
you achieve word count. The lessons will help you look deeper into what you are writing and how to
improve. Some class types may change and some in-person classes may be canceled if local public
health orders warrant. Visit coloradomtn.edu/trailmap for the latest information.
W 5:30p-7p 5/26-7/14 AS Rapkin 5/24 $99
CREATIVE NON-FICTION WRITING ONLINE NON-CREDIT
Telling a true story doesn’t have to be boring, and as we all know, truth can be stranger than
fiction. Learn the writing tricks and techniques that help turn memoir, interviews, editorials, literary
journalism and research into interesting, reader-grabbing stories. Students will read, reflect, write
and share their work with the class. This is an opportunity to hone your writing skills for both personal
and professional goals. Class is taught online and a link will be emailed shortly before the first class.
F 9:30a-12p 6/25-7/30 CB Moss 6/23 $99
POETRY EXPLORATION ONLINE NON-CREDIT
Four online meetings to read, listen, write and enjoy poetry. This class will examine different forms
and styles of poetry and put “pen to paper.” Students will also listen to and discuss the beauty and
power of spoken words. Instructor Kitty Riley has been teaching for 30 years, and she loves helping
students find the power, beauty and even courage in the words they create. This class meets ONLINE
and a link will be emailed to students shortly before the first class.
W 6p-8p 6/16-7/7 CB Riley 6/14 $79
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ENGLISH & GED CLASSES
English as a Second Language
WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH? ¿QUIERES MEJORAR TU INGLÉS?
Step #1 (Paso #1)
Choose your campus, days, and times (Escoja su instalaciones y días y hora).
Aspen Monday & Wednesday, 6:30-8:20 PM
Carbondale Tuesday & Thursday, 6:30-8:20 PM
Glenwood Springs Tuesday & Thursday, 6:30-8:50 PM
Step #2 (Paso #2)
For new students, please take the ESL Placement Test (Para nuevos
estudiantes, tome la prueba de nivel en ESL en linea).
Step #3 (Paso #3)
Please complete ESL Application online (Por favor llene la solicitud en linea).
https://coloradomtn.edu/esl/register-for-classes
(HSE) High School Equivalency/(GED) General Equivalency Diploma
https://coloradomtn.edu/classes/ged/
GED-933 GED PREPARATION (EN ESPAÑOL)
Presenta material para estudeiates que necesitan prepararse para los examenes de GED
(Desarrollo Educativo General); escritura en íngles, matematicas, ciencias, y estudios socialies. Se
ensena la clases en español.
32894 MW 6:30p-8:20p 5/17-6/28 CB Teitler $30
GED-933 GED PREPARATION (IN ENGLISH)
These classes are taught in English. The material presented in these classes help prepare students
to take the GED exam. Subjects covered include english, math, science, and social studies.
32898 TTH 6:30p-8:20p 5/18-6/24 AS Walter $30
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Carbondale (at Lappala Center)
FLEX COURSE Glenwood ONLINE ANYTIMERifle
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Foreign Language
CUSTOMIZED SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS NON-CREDIT
Learn basic Spanish grammar, and how to build sentences and phrases specific to your needs. This
class is set up to make learning fun and easy, and customized to the student’s vocabulary needs.
Students may attend class online or in-person. Online links would be emailed to students shortly
before the first class.
M 6p-8p 7/12-8/30 CB Miranda 7/9 $129
SPANISH LEVEL II NON-CREDIT
Review basic Spanish grammar, reading, comprehension, and conversation and explore topics of
Hispanic culture. Students may attend class online or in-person. Online links would be emailed to
students shortly before the first class.
Th 6p-8p 7/15-9/2 CB Miranda 7/13 $129
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Geology
LOCAL GEOLOGY ONLINE NON-CREDIT
Learn about our local geology starting with an introduction to earth’s geologic history and the forces
and events that formed the Roaring Fork Valley, Glenwood Canyon, and Marble. This class will
explore the geology of many local points of interest, and how geologic forces continue to affect the
area today. This class will be presented in an online format. Links to class meetings will be emailed
shortly before the first class.
W 1p-2:30p 5/26-6/16 CB Wilson 5/24 $49
GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP OF COLORADO RIVER VALLEY NON-CREDIT
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. This class starts with a lecture on Thursday evening
at the Glenwood Center Campus. Students must provide their own transportation for the field trip
on Saturday and meet at the Glenwood Center Campus. Bring water, lunch, sunscreen and hat, and
comfortable walking shoes.
Th 6p-9p 7/15
S 8:15a-5:15p 7/17 GW Zabel 7/13 $99
GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP TO CRYSTAL AND RF VALLEYS NON-CREDIT
Explore the geology of the middle and upper Roaring Fork Valley from the Cattle Creek area through
Aspen to the Grottos. Learn about the Carbondale collapse center and sink holes, Mount Sopris
and its rock glacier, a 70 million year old delta, 10 million year old Basalt Mountain, and the glacial
features in the Aspen area. This class starts with a lecture on Thursday evening at the Carbondale
Campus. Students must provide their own transportation for the field trip on Saturday, and meet at
the Carbondale Campus. Bring water, lunch, sunscreen and hat, and comfortable walking shoes.
Th 6p-9p 8/5
S 8:15a-5:15p 8/7 CB Zabel 8/3 $99
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Hospitality Management
Flex courses are delivered as a live video classroom with required live video meeting times
with the instructor and classmates. This course also may include optional on-campus meetings that
you can choose to either attend in-person or by live video. All lessons conducted will be offered by
live video so you can choose to attend either way. Additional online assignments may be done on your
own time once the assignment is released in Canvas and turned in by the due date. To be successful
in the course, you will need to be able to attend the lessons either by video or on-campus (if offered).
If you choose to attend any optional on-campus sessions, you must uphold CMC’s 5 Commitments,
https://coloradomtn.edu/covid19/ 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 ($29 per credit hour). For questions related to LMP, see Basecamp or contact your
campus. See drop information for LMP instructions.
HOS-110-AS01 INTRODUCTION TO HOSPITALITY & 3 CR
Introduces learners to careers and the organization and structure of the hospitality industry including:
hotels, restaurants, non-commercial food service, travel and tourism, conventions and meetings,
clubs, and other food service entities. Topics include exploring career opportunities, understanding
the world of hotels and restaurants, food service organizational structures, an introduction to the
meetings industry, and analyzing the size and scope of the non-commercial foods segment. This
course is subject to the CMC Learning Materials Program (LMP), and students will be charged $29/
credit hour. For questions related to CMC LMP, please see Basecamp or contact your campus or
email cmclmp@coloradomtn.edu.
32097 T 10a-11a 5/18-8/3 AS Lewis 6/1 7/16 $255+$50
HOS-250-AS01 FOOD, BEVERAGE & LABOR COST CONTROL & 3 CR
Introduces the student to concepts of food, beverage, and labor cost control within the hospitality
industry. This course is subject to the CMC Learning Materials Program (LMP), and students will be
charged $29/credit hour. For questions related to CMC LMP, please see Basecamp or contact your
campus or email cmclmp@coloradomtn.edu.
32102 T 11:15a-12:15p 5/18-8/3 AS Lewis 6/1 7/16 $255
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Learning!
Humanities
RACIAL JUSTICE IN AMERICA TODAY NON-CREDIT
Amidst the protests of 2020, people are waking up to the centuries of systemic racism and brutality. This
course is filled with both historic and current lessons on racism that provide a full view of the conscious
and unconscious. Some class types may change and some in-person classes may be canceled if local
public health orders warrant. Visit coloradomtn.edu/trailmap for the latest information.
T 6p-7:15p 6/1-8/3 AS 5/28 $79
LITERATURE
MULTI CULTURAL LITERATURE ONLINE NON-CREDIT
Explore multi-cultural literature that highlights African/African American, Asian, Native American,
Latin, and European short stories. Readings will include traditional tales, fiction, poetry and memoir.
Students will also view film shorts. Classes will be discussion-based with the opportunity to further
understand our cultural differences and commonalities. This class meets ONLINE and a link will be
emailed to students shortly before the first class.
T 6:30p-8:30p 6/8-7/13 CB Moss 6/4 $79
PHILOSOPHY
L PHI-114-AS01 COMPARATIVE RELIGIONS & 3 CR
This Flex course is delivered as a live video classroom with required live video meeting times with the
instructor and classmates. This course also may include optional on-campus meetings that you can
choose to either attend in-person or by live video. All lessons conducted will be offered by live video
so you can choose to attend either way. Additional online assignments may be done on your own
time once the assignment is released in Canvas and turned in by the due date. To be successful in the
course, you will need to be able to attend the lessons either by video or on-campus (if offered). If you
choose to attend any optional on-campus sessions, you must uphold CMC’s 5 Commitments, https://
coloradomtn.edu/covid19/ 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 ($29 per credit hour). For questions related to LMP, see Basecamp or contact your campus.
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
31955 T 6p-7:50p 5/25-8/3 AS Persiko 6/4 7/17 $255
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Music
L MUS-120-AS01 MUSIC APPRECIATION & 3 CR
NEW this summer only! This class will cover the works of Beethoven as the sole composer to match
the concentration of the Aspen Music Festival and the Beethoven anniversary celebration. In-depth
listening and discussion of the works of Beethoven throughout the class. Students taking the class
for credit will be required to make a presentation on a piece of music of their choice, keep a listening
journal, and take the in-class quizzes. This course has components that will require students to be
physically present at a designated location and may also include online activities. 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($29/per credit hour). For questions
related to LMP, see Basecamp or contact your campus.
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
31952 M 1p-3:50p 6/7-8/2 AS Buesch 6/15 7/19 $255
L MUS-120-AS02 MUSIC APPRECIATION & 3 CR
31953 M 4p-6:50p 6/7-8/2 AS Buesch 6/15 7/19 $255
Psychology
L PSY-102-CB01 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY II & 3 CR
Prerequisites: Accuplacer Sentence Skills (SS) score of 95 or higher and Reading Comprehension (RC)
score of 80 or higher; or Next Generation Accuplacer Writing scores 246 or higher; or equivalent ACT/SAT
scores; or passed CCR-092, CCR-092C, CCR-093, CCR-094, or ENG-090 with a grade of C- or higher.
The college may also use previous academic history, including high school information, for placement.
31276 W 6p-7:50p 5/26-8/4 CB Persiko 6/7 7/18 $255
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Outdoor Education
MOUNTAIN BIKING FOR BEGINNERS NON-CREDIT
Want to try mountain biking, but feel a little intimidated? Build your confidence on the trail in a
supportive small group and practice riding techniques including body and pedal position, shifting,
braking, climbing, descending, and navigating minor obstacles on the trail system at CMC Spring
Valley Campus. Course will include important communication skills and trail etiquette, how to
maintain your bike daily, where to ride locally, what to wear, and how to get involved with the local
mountain biking community. Previous experience on a trail is not necessary, however participants
must have a general comfort and ability to ride a bicycle on smooth surfaces. Required items:
a freshly tuned mountain bike, well fitted helmet, sunglasses/eye protection, cycling gloves,
comfortable athletic apparel.
F 9a-11a 6/4-7/2 CB Detering 6/2 $129
CHALLENGE COURSE NON-CREDIT
The CMC Spring Valley Challenge Course provides an excellent opportunity for you to gently push
your mental and physical limits within a supportive community environment. This program uses a
“Challenge By Choice” model, encouraging you to embrace your discomfort and go as high and as
far as you would like. Participants will learn basic climbing safety, and then be set loose under the
supervision of our experienced facilitators to explore the different challenges offered by our High
Ropes elements. Please come prepared to spend an afternoon in the sun with closed-toed shoes,
athletic clothing, water, snacks, sunscreen, sunglasses, and a layer to put on as the afternoon
cools off. All body types are welcome although some gear may need to be adjusted to fit personal
preferences. For any questions or concerns about the program content, feel free to reach out to
jmccoola@coloradomtn.edu.
Th 4p-8:15p 6/24 CB McCoola 6/22 $49
LOCAL MEDICINAL PLANT WALKS
Enjoy a nature walk with herbalist, Sheehan Meagher to get better acquainted with our local plant
neighbors and experience them on a new level! Prepare to engage your senses and learn to identify
local native plants with your eyes, ears, touch, taste, and smell. Learn some introductory botanical
terms, the medicinal uses of these plants and how to use them ethically and responsibly, as well as
their ecosystem importance. Three different walks will focus on three different ecosystems. Students
will meet at the location TBA.
PINYON JUNIPER SAGE - FRIDAY NON-CREDIT
F 10a-12p 5/21 CB Meagher 5/19 $15
PINYON JUNIPER SAGE - SUNDAY NON-CREDIT
Su 10a-12p 5/23 CB Meagher 5/20 $15
RIPARIAN - FRIDAY NON-CREDIT
F 10a-12p 6/18 CB Meagher 6/16 $15
RIPARIAN - SUNDAY NON-CREDIT
Su 10a-12p 6/20 CB Meagher 6/17 $15
ASPEN CONIFER FOREST - FRIDAY NON-CREDIT
F 10a-12p 7/16 CB Meagher 7/14 $15
ASPEN CONIFER FOREST - SUNDAY NON-CREDIT
Su 10a-12p 7/18 CB Meagher 7/15 $15
L COLORADO STATE GUARANTEED TRANSFER COURSE A APPLIES TO CMC AA/AS DEGREE
IN-PERSON COURSE FLEX COURSE ONLINE ANYTIME COURSE
& TEXTBOOK/S REQUIRED SUPPLY LIST @ FRONT DESK + ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS
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Get ACTIVE!
Physical Activity & Recreation - ASPEN
In person courses have components that will require students to be physically present at a
designated location. These courses are not part of the Learning Materials Program (LMP).
A PED-102-AS01 WEIGHT TRAINING I + 1 CR
Beginning level: weights, fitballs, bands, and more in a group setting.
32498 MW 4:25p-5:35p 5/17-8/4 AS Hinchliffe 5/28 7/16 $85
A PED-216-AS01 PHYSICAL CONDITIONING + 1 CR
Cardio, core, and more. Some step experience helpful.
32497 MW 5:35p-6:50p 5/24-8/4 AS Hinchliffe 6/3 7/17 $85
A PED-221-AS02 DYNAMIC WORKOUT + 1 CR
Focuses on body alignment and proper exercise techniques using mat work.
32496 MW 3:25p-4:25p 5/17-8/4 AS Hinchliffe 5/28 7/16 $85
MW 4:25-5:30p 7/26, 7/28, 8/2
CARDIO & STRENGTH NON-CREDIT
Get it all in this class. We begin with a cardio and interval fusion to get your heart rate up and burn
those calories. We then move to a strength circuit, bar workout, or in place strength workout to tone
and strengthen the upper body, lower body, and core muscles. Some step experience is helpful, but
not required. Some class types may change and some in-person classes may be canceled if local
public health orders warrant. Visit coloradomtn.edu/trailmap for the latest information.
T 12:15p-1:15p 5/11-8/3 AS Knight 5/7 $79
ZUMBA X-PRESS AND CORE NON-CREDIT
This Zumba class is 30 minutes long and taught in a fun, repetitive, and supportive way. The next
25 minutes are dedicated to Pilates-based and traditional bodyweight exercises for the lower body
and core. Some class types may change and some in-person classes may be canceled if local public
health orders warrant. Visit coloradomtn.edu/trailmap for the latest information.
Th 12:15p-1:10p 5/13-8/5 AS Knight 5/11 $79
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