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COLORADO
MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
LEADVILLE CAMPUS
SPRING 2021 COURSE OFFERINGS
CLASSES START JANUARY 18
Registration is Open!
LEADVILLE CAMPUS
901 S Hwy 24 Leadville, CO 8046
719-486-2015
Hours
Please check the Leadvile webpage
for updated hours.
Call 719-486-2015 to schedule an
appointment.
CONTENTS
4-6 LEADVILLE PROGRAM INFORMATION
7-17 LEADVILLE CAMPUS SPRING 2021 COURSE
OFFERINGS
18-19 CEPA INFORMATION
20-23 COLLEGE WIDE ONLINE SPRING 2021
COURSE OFFERINGS
24 REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Dear Leadville/Lake County Community members,
The students, staff and faculty of the Leadville campus of Colorado Mountain College wish you a happy and healthy new year. We are
ready for the challenges and successes that lay ahead in 2021.
We leave behind a challenging year and I am proud of the way we came together to mitigate risk to our stakeholders and continue to
offer pathways to bright futures for our students. My deepest thanks go out to all of the community partners who supported us in that
endeavor.
Luckily, CMC has grit baked into its DNA! CMC was founded and raised in hardy, innovative and proud mountain towns who have
weathered challenges throughout their existence. Leadville is renowned for its resilience and at the campus we work every day to
mirror that culture. We are excited to forge forward in service to the community while putting safety first in everything we do. We
are committed to fulfilling our mission to serve you with quality educational programming and to maintain a campus that is safe and
welcoming.
I am proud to say that we are able to offer a majority of our classes with a face to face learning component this spring. We’ve really
engaged all of our innovation skills to pull this off with small group learning and utilizing the larger spaces we are lucky to have on
campus. In addition, our amazing faculty has gotten really great at teaching outside. So grab a puffy and a hat because nothing will stop
us! We also rely on the amazing online learning school that serves the entire college region, and an even broader offering of classes in
the virtual format are listed inside.
We hope you have fun shopping for classes, reading about some of our amazing
students, faculty and staff and planning your next career move. You may also be a
community member who isn’t in the market for engaging in a class. Remember that
we maintain hiking, fat biking, cross country skiing and mountain biking trails. We
hope to see you on campus working on your physical health.
Onward!
Dr. Rachel Pokrandt
Vice President and Campus Dean
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-
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based harassment, including sexual assault, and other forms of interpersonal violence. Colorado Mountain College will take appropriate steps to ensure that the lack of
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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, 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, CO 81601,
970-947-8311,awurtsmith@coloradomtn.edu.
Colorado Mountain College offers a
range of course options as we move
forward together
With guidance from state and local public health orders, CMC has
developed the “CMC Trail Map.” The COVID-19-ready plan keeps our
students, employees, and beloved mountain communities as safe as
possible while still offering flexible, in-person and virtual course options.
TRAIL MAP
Class Type Definitions
Flex
These courses will have a designated class schedule. The designated schedule will
have virtual meetings conducted using videoconferencing technology like Webex
or Zoom.
Students must have access to technology to attend the course and attend the
Webex or Zoom sessions. Some of these courses may have optional face-to-face
components such as small group discussion sessions, group projects, or similar.
In-Person
These courses – or portions of these courses – cannot be delivered remotely,
and will be offered face-to-face at a designated time and location, adhering to
enhanced social distancing and safety guidelines. These courses may have parts
of the course using video conference technology like Webex or Zoom, but will
require a student to be physically present for all or portions of the course.
Online Anytime
These courses will not require in-person attendance and will not have a
designated schedule or videoconferencing time. Students must complete the
course and homework in the time frame outlined in the syllabus.
*Some class types may change and some in-person classes may be cancelled if local public health
orders warrant. Visit Coloradomtn.edu/trailmap for the latest information.
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ASSOCIATE DEGREES
Associate degrees can provide entry into a career, or prepare a student to
continue on to a CMC Bachelor’s Degree or transfer to another institution.
Find the emphasis area of your passion, or get a general transferable
degree — and save big on your first two years of college!
Visit ColoradoMtn.edu/programs for more information!
PROGRAMS AT THE LEADVILLE CAMPUS
Whether you’re interested in earning an Associate of Arts or studying
Ecosystem Science and Management each of our programs takes
advantage of the mountain environment.
Our instructors, faculty and staff harness inspiration from the highest
peaks in Colorado and bring an authentic, alpine education to each
program of study.
Avalanche Science
Designed by avalanche professionals from the Colorado
Avalanche Information Center, CMC and USFS, the
Avalanche Science program helps current and aspiring
avalanche workers advance their careers with training
and education. Study Avalanche Science at 10,200 ft.
The CMC Avalanche Science program delivers in-depth
knowledge and experiential learning over a wide range
of subjects. Earn a Snow, Weather & Avalanche Field
Technician certificate from Colorado Mountain College.
Basic Welding & Cutting
The program is designed to provide the skills
necessary for the student to successfully
enter the welding field. Students will receive
a Certificate of Occupational Proficiency in
Basic Welding and Cutting.
Welding Design & Fabrication
This certificate program develops advanced
welding and associated skills in the use of
drawings and blueprints in planning as well as design and layout projects.
Graduates will receive a Certificate of Occupational Proficiency in Welding
Design and Fabrication.
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Elementary Teacher Education
The best way to learn how to teach is to get into the classroom! Colorado Mountain
College’s Bachelor of Arts in Education places CMC students in elementary
classrooms from the start. So as they take college coursework, they also learn
alongside veteran teachers.
EMT Basic
The Colorado Health Department requires specific training for those who work as
emergency medical technicians in emergency care situations. This program covers
those requirements and prepares students for the Colorado examination.
Fire Science Technology
The Fire Science Technology program at
Colorado Mountain College offers the latest
in fire technology as well as extensive
opportunities for hands-on experience with
the tools of the firefighting trade. The Fire
Science program is designed to prepare
students for the fire service, either as a
volunteer or career fire fighter.
Geographic Information Systems
Geographic Information Systems is used in almost every field - from environmental
consulting and economic analysis, to urban planning and transportation
management. The GIS certificate can help give you the knowledge and training you
need to take advantage of this growing job market.
Ecosystem Science & Management
The Associate of Science with
emphasis in Ecosystem Science and
Management at CMC Leadville
combines a spectacular place,
classrooms without walls, and
experienced staff and faculty. The
unique curriculum connects you
with field learning and internship
opportunities, which will help you to
build field and research skills, connect
classroom learning to applied projects, and prepare you for seasonal entry-level
positions with non-profit, private, and governmental organizations.
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Outdoor Recreation Leadership
Become a leader in the land you love!
Our epic location in the heart of the
Rocky Mountains will challenge you with
high peaks, raging rivers, steep canyons
and steep descents. Seasoned outdoor
professionals will guide you to build the
skills you need to be a confident outdoor
leader.
Fly Fishing Guide
The fly fishing industry has grown
significantly in recent years, as has the
need for qualified, professional guides.
Many guiding businesses have established
year-round clientele, creating a continual
need for guiding staff.
Students completing this program will
receive a Fly Fishing Guide Certificate
of Completion from Colorado Mountain
College.
Ski Area Operations
The Ski Area Operations degree at
Colorado Mountain College is the most
comprehensive training program of its
kind in the nation, and the only one in
the heart of Rocky Mountain ski country.
CMC Ski Area Operations graduates are
distinguished by their blend of technical
and hands-on training. From home base in
Leadville, they take their skills to work in
mountain resorts all over the world.
GED
CMC will help you prepare for your high school equivalency diploma and/or your
workforce diploma.
English as a Second Language
CMC provides an educational bridge between English language learners and our
communities, thereby, promoting safe and vibrant communities that are culturally
respectful and economically vital.
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SPRING 2021 COURSE OFFERINGS
Art
LEADVILLE CAMPUS
L ART-110 ART APPRECIATION + 3 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
Business
A BUS-115 INTRO TO BUSINESS + 3 CR
A MAN-224 LEADERSHIP + 3 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
Communication
A COM-125 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION + 3 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
L ENG-121 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I + 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 246-300; 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.
L ENG-122 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II + 3 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of ENG-121 with a grade of C- or higher.
Culinary Arts
CUA-123 INTRO TO GARDE MANGER + 1 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of CUA-103 or CUA-121 with a grade of C- or higher.
CUA-128 BREAKFAST PREPARATION & COOKERY + 1 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of CUA-103 or CUA-121 with a grade of C- or higher.
CUA-131 STARCHES, PASTAS, CASSEROLES, & GRAINS + 1 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of CUA-103 or CUA-121 with a grade of C- or higher.
CUA-141 BAKING: PRINCIPLES & INGREDIENTS + 1 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of CUA-103 or CUA-121 with a grade of C- or higher.
Enhance Your Two-Year Technical Degree.
EARN A BACHELOR OF APPLIED SCIENCE.
4Develop the professional leadership skills needed to work at the management level in your workplace.
4Elevate your career with a degree that builds on your previous training.
4Stay local and work while you complete the degree.
ColoradoMtn.edu/BAS
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Developmental Studies
CCR-094 STUDIO 121 + 3 CR
Prerequisites: Accuplacer placement scores of Reading Comprehension (RDG) 62 to 79 and/or a Sen-
tence Skills (SS) 70-94; or Next Generation Accuplacer Writing scores 236-245. The college may also
use previous academic history, including high school information, for placement.
Prerequisites: This course must be taken concurrently with ENG-121.
ESL-901 ENGLISH AS SECOND LANGUAGE + CR
There is a $40.00 charge for this course. This ESL class is designed to give students the English
and applied digital skills they need to be successful in today's workplace. Students will learn how
to communicate at work using the Google Suites applications like Gmail, Google Docs, Google
Sheets, Google Forms and more. Students will leave this semester with a Google Suites Certificate
to demonstrate their digital skills to employers. Comuníquese con la recepción para obtener más
información (719) 486-2015.
El costo del curso es $40. Vamos a tener computadores en la clase tambin. En esta clase estudiantes
aprenden ingls y habilidades de computacin que necesiten para tener xito en los trabajos de hoy.
Estudiantes van a aprender cmo comunicarse en el trabajo usando aplicaciones de Google Suites
como Gmail, Google docs, Google Sheets, Google Forms, y ms. Estudiantes van a terminar este
semestre con un certificado de Google Suites para demonstrar a sus empleadores. Comuníquese con
la recepción para obtener más información (719) 486-2015.
GED-933 GED PREPARATION + CR
High School Equivalency - GED, HiSET, TASC
CMC Leadville’s High School Equivalency program uses a flexible model that offers morning classes,
evening classes, individualized instruction, and online support. For a non-refundable course fee of
$60.00 per semester. This class is hybrid, which means it includes up to 45 contact hours online.
GED, HiSET, and TASC exams can all be used to earn the High School Equivalency Diploma from the
Colorado Department of Education. Contact the front desk for more information (719) 486-2015.
Las Clases de Equivalencia de Secundaria - GED, HiSET, TASC
Las clases de equivalencia de secundaria o GED en CMC Leadville utilizan un modelo de instrucción
flexible que incluyen clases en la mañana, en las tardes, y en internet. Por $60 por semestre. Puede
usar los exámenes de GED, HiSET, o TASC para recibir su diploma del Departamento de Educación
del estado de Colorado. Comuníquese con la recepción para obtener más información (719) 486-2015.
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FACULTY SPOTLIGHT
Monia Haselhorst, PhD
Ecosystem Science and Management, Faculty
Monia joined the Ecosystem Science and
Management Program (previously the Natural
Resource Management Program) in the fall 2019.
Her goal as an educator and mentor is to engage
her students in learning and for it to be a positive
component of their undergraduate experience -
not only as a stepping stone to a degree, but also
to enrich their everyday life.
To accomplish this goal, Monia’s courses are
experiential, highly interactive, and focus on
the student’s participation in discussions and
team activities that require them to think about
real-world problems in a collaborative setting.
Being a teacher is very rewarding to Monia and
she genuinely enjoys working with students, and
seeing them develop knowledge and grow as
people.
When students take her courses, she wants
them to feel comfortable asking questions, be inspired and connected to the
content, and develop ownership over their personal learning. Monia is convinced
that when students enjoy a subject and feel motivated to participate in class,
they gain the desire to learn as well as to apply their new-found knowledge in
new situations. Moreover, when active and engaged learning is incorporated
into classes, it tends to close achievement gaps for underrepresented minority
students, women, and first-generation students.
STAFF SPOTLIGHT
David Negrete
Facilities Manager III
David Negrete is a Leadville native,
graduating from Lake County High School in
2003. He has worked in the Vail Valley for 15
years following graduation being a houseman
on the weekends to working for the Town of
Avon as a heavy equipment/plow operator.
Wanting to learn more, David became a hot
tub and pool technician for Western Fireplace
Supply. In 2010, the construction in Vail Valley
came to a halt, which lead David to working
as the Night engineer at Westin Riverfront
Resort, where he quickly moved into the role
of Assistant Director of Engineering.
In 2014, David applied for the Maintenance Mechanic position at Colorado
Mountain College – Leadville Campus. David was promoted to Facilities
Maintenance Manager in 2016, where his role now includes being responsible for
the maintenance and safety for buildings and grounds at the Leadville, Chaffee
County Center, and Salida campuses. David loves to ride his motorcycle, coach
for his two boys’ sports team, spend time with his wife and high school sweetheart
Davett, and spend time outdoors. David is an instrumental part of the day-to-day
operations of campus life, from making sure the buildings are warm to permits for
building construction are being followed to the roads being cleared of the massive
amount of snow to following the current protocol for Covid-19 cleaning and
sanitizing, he keeps the campuses running.
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Emergency Medical Services
EMS-145 BASIC EMT - LECTURE + 7 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
Prerequisites: EMS-170 and EMS-146 must be taken concurrently.
Co-requisites: EMS-170 EMS-146
EMS-146 BASIC EMT - LAB + 4 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
Prerequisites: EMS-145 and EMS-170 must be taken concurrently if not previously completed with a
grade of B or higher.
Co-requisites: EMS-145 EMS-170
EMS-170 EMT CLINICAL + 1 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
Prerequisites: EMS-145 and EMS-146 must be taken concurrently if not previously completed with a
grade of B or higher.
Co-requisites: EMS-145 EMS-146
EMS-901 EMERGENCY MEDICAL SERVICES NON CREDIT
*National Registry Exam
Environmental Studies
L ENV-101 ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE WITH LAB + 4 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
Photo Description: Student engaged in an Ecosystem Science and Management field trip in Fall 2020 to the Leadville Mining District.
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Geographic Information Systems
GIS-101 INTRO TO GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEMS + 3 CR
GIS-110 INTRO TO CARTOGRAPHY + 3 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of GIS-101 with a grade of C- or higher.
GIS-160 GIS GUIDED FIELD STUDY + 2 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of GIS-101 or GIS-131 with a grade of C- or higher.
GIS-212 REMOTE SENSING & DIGITAL IMAGE PROCESSING + 4 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
Prerequisites: Prior completion of GIS-101 with a grade of C- or higher.
Health & Wellness
A HWE-100 HUMAN NUTRITION + 3 CR
Humanities
L LIT-212 AMERICAN LITERATURE AFTER THE CIVIL WAR + 3 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
L PHI-218 ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS + 3 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
Math
L MAT-120 MATHEMATICS FOR THE LIBERAL ARTS + 4 CR
Prerequisites: Accuplacer Elementary Algebra (EA) score of 61 or higher; or Next Generation
Accuplacer (QAS) scores 240-300; or passed MAT-050, MAT-055, or MAT-099 with a C- or higher. The
college may also use previous academic history, including high school information, for placement.
L MAT-121 COLLEGE ALGEBRA + 4 CR
Prerequisites: Accuplacer Elementary Algebra (EA) score of 85 or higher; or Next Generation
Accuplacer Advanced Algebra and Functions (AAF) scores 245+; or equivalent ACT/SAT scores; or
passed MAT-055 or MAT-099 with a C- or higher. The college may also use previous academic history,
including high school information, for placement.
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Occupations
EIC-130 NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE I + 4 CR
Outdoor Studies
A OUT-114 CANYON ORIENTATION + 2 CR
A OUT-126 MOUNTAIN BIKING + 1 CR
A OUT-129 ICE CLIMBING I + 1 CR
A OUT-135 RISK MANAGEMENT FOR OUTDOOR PROFESSIONALS + 1 CR
Co-requisites: OUT-114
A OUT-168 LEVEL 1 AVALANCHE TRAINING + 1 CR
Backountry ski/ride setup required
OUT-209 BACKCOUNTRY WINTER TRAVEL + 1 CR
Backountry ski/ride setup required
A OUT-215 WHITEWATER PADDLING LEADERSHIP + 4 CR
OUT-224 EQUIPMENT REPAIR FOR OUTDOOR PROFESSIONALS + 1 CR
A OUT-226 MOUNTAIN BIKE LEADERSHIP + 2 CR
OUT-268 AVALANCHE RESCUE + .5 CR
Backountry ski/ride setup required
A OUT-269 LEVEL 2 AVALANCHE TRAINING + 1 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of OUT-168 and OUT-268 with a grade of C or higher. Backountry ski/
ride setup required
A OUT-289 CAPSTONE: INTEGRATING OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP + 4 CR
A REC-211 OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP + 2 CR
A REC-212 OUTDOOR RECREATION PROGRAMMING + 3 CR
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STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
Johnathan Rogers
Getting closer to
graduation, it is
interesting to look
back on how I ended
up at CMC and my
experience so far.
Originally, I heard about
CMC from a friend who
attended the Spring
Valley location. When
I was first looking at
attending myself, I
planned to go to Spring
Valley to pursue the
Outdoor Education
program. After visiting
the Leadville location,
I changed my mind
to pursue the more
encompassing Outdoor
Recreational Leadership
program. The idea of working in the outdoors at a professional level,
and learning from instructors experienced in the field made me
excited to get started.
It has been a great experience learning from teachers who truly
enjoy the content. Getting hands on experience in the backcountry
really set the tone for how much I was going to enjoy all the classes
here on campus. The small community has made sure it is possible
to be an individual instead of a number in some stats somewhere.
Overall, the community of students and staff on campus is my
favorite part of CMC.
CMC has set me up for a successful future already, and I am excited
to start my final semester in the ORL program.
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Science
L BIO-111 GENERAL COLLEGE BIOLOGY WITH LAB + 5 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
L BIO-112 GENERAL COLLEGE BIOLOGY II WITH LAB + 5 CR
L BIO-202 HUMAN ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY II + 4 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of BIO-201 with a grade of C- or higher.
L CHE-111 GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I WITH LAB + 5 CR
Prerequisites: Accuplacer Elementary Algebra (EA) score of 85 or higher; or Next Generation
Accuplacer Advanced Algebra and Functions (AAF) scores 245+; or equivalent ACT/SAT scores; or
passed MAT-055 with a C- or better. The college may also use previous academic history, including
high school information, for placement.
COURSE SPOTLIGHT
ACI-111 BIKE MECHANIC I
This course is an introductory
course to bicycle mechanic
skills. This class will teach the
basic skills necessary to gain
entry-level employment or to
simply work on a personal
bike. From basic bicycle build
requirements to drive-train
tune-ups, this course will
enable students to complete
common repairs performed
in a typical bike shop. This
course is applicable to all
types of bicycle enthusiasts
and will cover all forms of
bicycle types. This course
serves as the first step in
becoming an expert bicycle
mechanic and is a prerequisite for the Bicycle Mechanic II course.
Please see the registration staff for more information.
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Ski Area Operations
SAO-106 ROPEWAY OPERATIONS + 2 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of MAT-107 or higher level math course, with a grade of C- or higher.
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
SAO-107 ROPEWAY OPERATIONS LAB + 1 CR
Prerequisites: Instructor permission is required to enroll in this course. It is recommended that SAO-
106 be taken concurrently if not previously completed.
SAO-121 ROPEWAY MECHANICAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN I + 4 CR
SAO-131 TRAIL GROOMING OPERATIONS + 2 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
SAO-132 TRAIL GROOMING OPERATIONS LAB + 1 CR
Prerequisites: SAO-131 is recommended for concurrent enrollment.
SAO-133 TERRAIN PARK & HALF-PIPE OPERATIONS + 2 CR
SAO-155 EVENTS MANAGEMENT + 2 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
SAO-160 SKI PATROL OPERATIONS + 2 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
SAO-161 SKI PATROL OPERATIONS LAB + 2 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of HPR-125 with a grade of C- or higher; Or prior completion of
EMS-145 and EMS-146 and EMS-170 with a grade of C- or higher; or have a current EMT-Basic card.
Instructor permission is required.
SAO-221 ROPEWAY ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN I + 4 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of MAT-107 or higher level math course, with a grade of C- or higher.
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
SAO-240 SKI AREA PLANNING 3 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement; Instructor permission is
required to enroll in this course.
SAO-260 SKI AREA OPERATIONS SEMINAR + 1 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement; Instructor permission is
required to enroll.
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Social & Behavioral Science
L GEO-106 HUMAN GEOGRAPHY + 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 246-300; 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.
L GEO-111 PHYSICAL GEOGRAPHY: LANDFORMS WITH LAB + 4 CR
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading placement.
L HIS-207 AMERICAN ENVIRONMENTAL HISTORY + 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 246-300; 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.
L PSY-102 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.
Welding
WEL-102 OXY-FUEL JOINING PROCESSES + 4 CR
WEL-104 BASIC SHIELDED METAL ARC II + 4 CR
WEL-250 LAYOUT AND FABRICATION + 4 CR
WEL-251 DESIGN, LAYOUT AND FABRICATION + 4 CR
Prerequisites: Prior completion of WEL-250 with a grade of C- or higher; or instructor permission.
Visit ColoradoMtn.Edu/Leadville
for additional information about
courses offered at the Leadville
Campus throughout the year.
L COLORADO STATE GUARANTEED TRANSFER + ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS A APPLIES TO CMC AA/AS DEGREE
COURSE
IN-PERSON COURSE FLEX COURSE ONLINE ANYTIME COURSE
16 CMC LEADVILLE CAMPUSFALL 2019 LEADVILLE
STUDENT SPOTLIGHT
Jessica Fisher
Colorado Mountain College is the
ultimate dream school for those
interested in outdoor recreation.
However, I did not move here for
outdoor adventure or a winter
wonderland, at first.
I moved from Kalamazoo, Michigan
five years ago to be closer to my
brother after a close family member
passed away. I was working full-time
in Michigan and going to school part-
time for a degree in teaching. When I
moved to Leadville, I saw that Colorado
Mountain College was offering a
Bachelor's degree in teaching. What
an amazing opportunity, I could finish
my Bachelor’s in teaching right here in
Leadville. When I investigated further,
I decided the Bachelor’s in Business
Administration fit my work experience and interests more. I was able to transfer
all my credits over and start working towards an Associate’s of Business, which
I recently completed all the courses this last spring semester during quarantine.
Since I started attending classes at CMC, I have found the largest benefit is that
it provides a small student to teacher ratio, allowing much more time for one-on-
one and small group learning versus classes with fifty or more, connecting less
than you could in an online course. This benefit has been a huge reason for my
continued progress.
I have been given the opportunity to participate in work-study at CMC, which has
been full of learning opportunities. One of the positions put me right in the outdoor
recreational side of things, assisting in managing the gear room. It helped me to
get to know the culture of many students at CMC and why they are here. I have
grown a newfound love for the outdoors since living here, attending classes, and
becoming a part of the Leadville community. Another work-study position was
also a huge steppingstone for me because it related to my degree, as I gained the
chance to work in the Adminstrative office. The experience taught me all the ins
and outs of being an administrative assistant and was an amazing opportunity to
be able to learn about my degree hands-on.
When I realized I enjoyed business and finished the intro-level courses, I found
out that Accounting was my calling. Since then, I have adjusted my degree with
an emphasis in Accounting, all while I am working working a full-time job. This
little bit of knowledge helped me get hired in an entry-level position at a financial
institution, which is also a milestone in completing my goals. I plan to finish my
degree in the next couple of years and will be taking the CPA Exam in hopes to
become a CPA. I owe a ton of thanks to the leaders at CMC because they are the
reason I have gained focus in my educational goals, allowing me to envision my
future.
COLORADOMTN.EDU/LEADVILLE 17do something MAJOR SPRING 2021
CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT (CEPA)
Is a Parternship Program between CMC and Lake County School
District. High school students are able to earn college credits at the
same time earning high school credits towards graduation.
ACCESS FOR ALL: CONCURRENT ENROLLMENT IS A KEY STRATEGY FOR
INCREASING ATTAINMENT AND CLOSING EQUITY GAPS.
Students who Concurrent Enrollment
participate in Participation
concurrent enrollment 103 2019 Fall Semester
benefit from: Concurrent Enrollment
Students
• An increased likelihood of
enrolling in college after high school
(23 percentage points higher) 92 2020 Spring Concurrent
• A decreased need for remediation Enrollment Students
in college (11 percentage points
lower)
• Higher earned cumulative credit Course
hours by the end of the first year (9
more credit hours)
• Higher grade point averages in
Offerings
their first year of post-secondary • AA/AS degree courses
education (0.15 higher) offered at LCHS and
• Higher first-year retention rates in CMC Leadville
post-secondary education (3
• Culinary
percentage points higher)
• Are more likely to be able to afford • Welding
a degree because of the tuition
savings realized through concurrent • Electrical
enrollment • Nurse Aide
Data from the Colorado Department of Education • Bike Maintenance
and the Colorado Department of Higher Education
combined study 2017 • Wilderness Experience
IN ADDITION, LAKE • Confidence in their ability to navigate the
higher education system
COUNTY HIGH
• Confidence in their ability to be a college
SCHOOL STUDENTS student
WHO PARTICIPATE • Time management skills
IN CONCURRENT • Relationships with college-age learners
ENROLLMENT GAIN: • College study habits
18 CMC LEADVILLE CAMPUSFALL 2019 LEADVILLE
2018 CEPA Students
on Canyon Orientation
Students experience canyon environments,
learning to develop skills in canyon travel,
group camping, and explore geology,
geography, and ecology of the canyon
country.
CEPA graduate
German Agguire
working on welding projects in the
2019 Welding Layout and Fabrication
course. German continued on in 2019
to complete his certificate, after
graduating from high school.
2020 CEPA
Students
participating in electrical
lab with instructor Richie
Moutoux.
Visit :
coloradomtn.edu/classes/concurrent-enrollment-high-school for
additional information about courses offered at the Leadville Campus
throughout the year.
COLORADOMTN.EDU/LEADVILLE 19do something MAJOR SPRING 2021
ONLINE COURSE OFFERINGS
ACCOUNTING
ACC-121 Accounting Principles I (4 CR)
ACC-122 Accounting Principles II (4 CR)
ACC- 212 Itermediate Accounting II (4 CR)
BUSINESS
BUS- 203 Intro to International Business (3 CR)
BUS- 216 Legal Environment of Business (3 CR)
BUS- 217 Business Communication & Report Writing (3 CR)
MAN- 216 Small Business Management (3 CR)
MAR- 155 Social Media for Business (3 CR)
COMMUNICATIONS
COM- 125 Interpersonal Communication (3 CR)
COM- 130 Communication & Popular Culture (3 CR)
COM- 217 Group Communication (3 CR)
COM- 220 Intercultural Communication (3 CR)
ENG- 227 Poetry Writing (3 CR)
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
CRJ- 111 Substantive Criminal Law (3 CR)
CRJ- 210 Constitutional Law (3 CR)
EDUCATION
ECE- 101 Intro to Early Childhood (3 CR)
ECE- 111 Infant & Toddler Theory & Practice (3 CR)
ECE- 205 ECE Nutrition, Health & Safety (3 CR)
ECE- 220 ECE Curriculum Methods & Techniques (3 CR)
ECE- 241 Admin: HR for ECE (3 CR)
ECE- 260 The Execptional Child (3 CR)
EDU- 221 Intro to Education (3 CR)
EDU- 234 Multicultural Education (3 CR)
ENGINEERING
EGG- 140 First-Year Engineering Projects (3 CR)
EGG- 206 Mechanics of Solids (3 CR)
EGG- 212 Engineering Mechanics II - Dynamics (3 CR)
ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES
ENV- 110 Natural Disasters (3 CR)
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SPANISH
SPA-111 Spanish I (5 CR)
SPA-112 Spanish II (5 CR)
SPA- 211 Spanish III (3 CR)
SPA- 212 Spanish IV (3 CR)
GRAPHIC DESIGN
MGD- 114 Adobe InDesign (3 CR)
MGD- 124 Technology Proficiency Lab (1 CR)
MGD- 156 Emergent Media Praactices (3 CR)
HEALTH & WELLNESS
HPR- 118 Introduction to Nutrtion (2 CR)
HPR- 139 Medical Terminology (2 CR)
HWE- 111 Health & Fitness (3 CR)
HUMANTITIES
LIT- 255 Children’s Literature (3 CR)
PHI- 111 Intro to Philosophy (3 CR)
PHI- 112 Ethics (3 CR)
PHI- 113 Logic (3 CR)
PHI- 115 World Religions - West (3 CR)
PHI- 116 World Religions - East (3 CR)
INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES
CIS- 118 Intro to PC Applications(3 CR)
CIS- 155 Complete Spreadsheet (3 CR)
CSC- 160 Computer Science I: C++(3 CR)
MATH
MAT- 125 Survey of Calculus (4 CR)
MAT- 135 Intro to Statistics (3 CR)
MAT- 265 Differential Equations (3 CR)
MAT- 266 Differential Equations w/Linear Algebra (3 CR)
MEDICAL ASSISTING PROFESSIONAL
MAP- 110 Medical Office Administration (4 CR)
MAP- 120 Medical Office Financial Management (4 CR)
MEDICAL OFFICE TECHNOLOGY
MOT- 131 Advanced Insurance Billing & Coding (3 CR)
COLORADOMTN.EDU/LEADVILLE 21do something MAJOR SPRING 2021
MUSIC
MUS-120 Music Appreciation (3 CR)
PARALEGAL
PAR- 115 Intro to Law (3 CR)
PAR- 116 Torts (3 CR)
PAR- 127 Legal Ethics (3 CR)
PAR- 206 Business Organizations (3 CR)
PAR- 213 Legal Research & Writing (3 CR)
PAR- 289 Capstone (3 CR)
REAL ESTATE
REE- 103 Real Estate Broker I (6 CR)
REE- 105 Real Estate Broker II (5 CR)
RESORT MANAGEMENT
HOS- 110 Intro to Hospitality (3 CR)
HOS- 140 Front Office Procedures (3 CR)
HOS- 148 Intro to Food & Beverage Mgmt (3 CR)
HOS- 226 Supervision in Hospitality Industry (3 CR)
HOS- 140 Front Office Procedures (3 CR)
SCIENCE
AST- 160 Intro to Early Childhood (3 CR)
BIO- 105 Science of Biology (4 CR)
BIO- 106 Basic Anatomy & Physiology (4 CR)
BIO- 115 Human Genetics (3 CR)
BIO- 204 Microbilogy (4 CR)
BIO- 216 Human Pathophysiology (4 CR)
CHE- 112 General College Chemistry II (5 CR)
PHY- 112 Physics: Algebra Based II (3 CR)
PHY- 211 Physics: Calculus Based I (3 CR)
SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE
ANT- 101 Cultural Anthropology (3 CR)
ANT- 215 Native Peoples of North America (3 CR)
ECO- 201 Principles of Macroeconomics (3 CR)
ECO- 202 Principles of Microeconomics (3 CR)
HIS- 101 Western Civiliaztion: Antiquity-1650 (3 CR)
22 CMC LEADVILLE CAMPUSFALL 2019 LEADVILLE
SOCIAL & BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE contd.
HIS- 102 Western Civiliaztion: 1650-Present (3 CR)
HIS- 111 The World: Antiquity-1500 (3 CR
HIS- 121 US History to Reconstruction (3 CR)
HIS- 207 American Environmental History (3 CR)
HIS- 225 Colorado History (3 CR)
POS- 111 American Government (3 CR)
POS- 215 Current Political Issues (3 CR)
PSY- 101 General Psychology (3 CR)
PSY- 110 Career Development (3 CR)
PSY- 211 Leadership Development (3 CR)
PSY- 235 Human Growth & Development (3 CR)
SOC- 102 Intro to Sociology II (3 CR)
SOC- 215 Contemporary Social Problems (3 CR)
SUSTAINABILITY STUDIES
SUS- 321 Ldrship, Ethics, & Social Responsibilty (3 CR)
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and pay using the instant enrollment process for non-credit Community Education
classes. Payment online is required.
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STATUS 100-400 COURSES*
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CMC Service Area $175 see course description.
In-State $185
Out-of-State $466
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