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CMC in Edwards
Summer 2015
Summer Class Schedule
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Credit Registration:
If you have taken a credit class in the past twelve
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the last 12 months, please walk in, fax in or mail
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drop it by CMC if you wish to pay with cash or check.
you register at least one week
prior to the start of class. Classes
will be canceled that don’t meet
minimum enrollment.
It’s important to us that you
are in the right class. Many
courses require placement testing
prior to enrollment. If you have
taken the ACT or SAT within the
past five years, you may provide
those scores to determine proper
placement. Otherwise, Accuplacer
quickly assesses students in the
skill areas of Reading, Sentence
Skills and Math. Students can
utilize online resources for
preparation and then schedule a
test time by calling the front desk.
If you have a college degree or
have taken college-level classes,
you must provide transcripts as
proof of pre-requisites, including
college-level reading.
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Please see the Colorado Mountain College 2015/2016
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on Admission, Registration, Tuition and Payment.
Visit our website and use the drop down menu
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Financial Aid Information:
Financial Aid Specialist:
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[email protected]
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CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES
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SUMMER 2015 CALENDAR
• Registration Begins:
April 20
Placement Testing
If your course has a & in the course description,
a book is required. Order textbooks online at:
www.coloradomtn.bkstr.com
Fax: 970.569.3309
CREDIT CLASSES
Edwards Campus
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How to Purchase Books:
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www.coloradomtn.edu/edwards
Email registration form to [email protected]
Continuing Education Instant Enrollment:
150 Miller Ranch Road, Edwards, CO 81632
CLASSES BEGIN:
Week of May 11
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EDWARDS CAMPUS:
REGISTRATION
BEGINS:
April 20
• Classes Begin:
May 11 & throughout the semester
• No Classes:
May 25 - Memorial Day
July 3 - Independence Day
• Last Day of Semester:
August 7
• Fall Registration Begins:
July 27
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and students. In addition, the College does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, disability, age,
marital status, national origin or Vietnam-era/disabled veteran, or on any other basis prohibited by federal or state law, in employment or in
the application, admission, operation, participation, access and treatment of employees and students, in any of the College’s programs and
activities. The College complies with regulations of Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments Act of 1972
in regard to sex discrimination and section 504 of the Vocational Rehabilitation Act of 1973 in regard to disability discrimination. Employee
inquiries or specific complaints of alleged discrimination and/or compliance with Federal or State regulations may be directed to the
College’s Vice President of Human Resources who serves as the EEOC (Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) Officer; student inquiries
can be directed to the Vice President of Student Affairs who serves as the ADAAA (Americans with Disabilities Amendments Act) Officer at 802
Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601, 970-945-8691. Complaints may also be filed with the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department
of Health & Human Services Region VIII, 1961 Stout Street – Room 1426, Denver, CO 80294, 303-844-2024; 303-844-3439 (TDD).
2015/2016 Tuition Rates Per Credit Hour
STATUS
100-200 COURSES
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In-District
$57
$99
CMC Service Area
$103
$205
In-State
$107
$212
Out-of-State
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$429
*Tuition rates for BSN classes are slightly higher.
NEW for 2015:
Discounts are available for second homeowners. Discounts continue for
military/veterans and citizens aged 62 and over. Check our tuition page at
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have your own. All classes meet at Eagle-Vail Golf Course, 459 Eagle Dr, Avon.
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entire course will receive a complimentary 3-play punch card for GCGC. You may rent clubs if you do not have your own. All classes meet at Gypsum Creek Golf Course, 530 Cotton Ranch Dr, Gypsum.
Fee: An additional charge of $190 is paid to Gypsum Creek Golf Course.
Age: Participants must be 14 before June 2.
92218 T/F
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Description: This class includes a two-month access pass to Minturn Fitness Center. All classes meet at Minturn Fitness Center, 1000 Maloit Park Rd, Minturn.
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CMC Bachelor’s Degree Information
TWO NEW BACHELOR’S DEGREES AWAIT APPROVAL
CMC Hopes to Offer Four-Year Degrees in Elementary Education and Applied Science
Colorado Mountain College has applied for approval to offer two new bachelor’s degrees:
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A Bachelor’s of Applied Science degree adds management and leadership skills to
any CMC two-year Associate in Applied Science degree.
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A Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education
We hope to receive approval from the Higher Learning Commission in early summer.
If you would like to receive updates about these potential degree options, fill out the
form at coloradomtn.edu/newdegrees. You will be one of the first to know when the
new degrees are approved.
Colorado Mountain College already offers three other bachelor’s degrees in:
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Business
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Nursing
Learn more about current and proposed bachelor’s degrees at coloradomtn.edu/newdegrees.
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Plein Air is a French expression which
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outdoors. Class is outside, weather
permitting; otherwise in studio. Students
need watercolor block, brushes and
containers. A complete supply list is at the
front desk.
OPEN STUDIO PAINTING
Open to beginners and advanced students.
Designed for students to focus on their
own personal exploration or choose to
work with the master artist on a specific
subject. You may choose from various
mediums in paint.
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color, dimension, perspective and drawing;
and how to translate what you see into a
painting. This is a studio class, so we will be
painting from live potted or cut flowers or
reference photos. Bring your own flowers,
or use flowers supplied for class. Art critic
Brian Sherwin, Editor of The Art Edge,
said about Marjory Wilson’s botanical
paintings, “Marjory’s botanical paintings
offer a glimpse of the intricate beauty
found in nature. She places viewers in front
of these delicate shapes and patterns...
reminding us to take a closer look at the
world around us. In a sense, her work offers
a visual journey of exploration.”
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pointing and shooting and hoping they
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think and compose the elements within
their viewfinder. Class will have open
discussions and critique time of students
work. Students will be asked to bring to
class: DSLR camera, owner’s manual, and
camera accessories of choice. Please NO
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drawing tablet / newsprint paper (8.5 x11),
2-3 charcoal pencils (peel away preferred)
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painting and plein air painting. The
class will concentrate on deepening and
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critically at nature and painting with
the loaded brush - aspiring to broad yet
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color and clarified visual mood. Emphasis
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CERAMICS OPEN STUDIO
Are you an experienced ceramics student?
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facilitated studio time will be on Tuesdays
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Explore the environment of Mac OS X
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EXCEL 2013 LEVEL II
This second-level class covers a large variety
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EXCEL 2013 LEVEL III
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EDWARDS PM CLASSES AT CMC
Mandatory registration and orientation both nights:
Monday, May 11th and Wednesday, May 13th at 6:00 p.m.
Orientación/Inscripción obligatoria las dos noches: 11 y 13 de mayo a las 6:00 p.m. 5/11-6/22 MW 6:30-8:50p
Registration fee: $30 per person
EDWARDS AM CLASSES AT CMC
Mandatory registration and orientation both days:
Tuesday, May 12th and Thursday, May 14th at 9:30 a.m.
Orientación/Inscripción obligatoria las dos dias: 12 y 14 de mayo a las 9:30 a.m. 5/12-6/18 TTh 9:30a-11:50a
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AVON ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PM CLASSES
Mandatory registration and orientation both nights:
Tuesday, May 12th and Thursday, May 14th at 6:00 p.m.
Orientación/Inscripción obligatoria las dos noches: 12 y 14 de mayo a las 6:00 p.m. 5/12-6/18 TTh 6:30p-8:50p
Registration fee: $30 per person
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GYPSUM ELEMENTARY SCHOOL PM CLASSES
Mandatory registration and orientation both nights:
Monday, May 11th and Wednesday, May 13th at 6:00 p.m.
Orientación/Inscripción obligatoria las dos noches: 11 y 13 de mayo a las 6:00 p.m. 5/11-6/22 MW 6:30p-8:50p
Registration fee: $30 per person
INTENSIVE ENGLISH READING & WRITING
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class. Mandatory registration and orientation for NEW STUDENTS: Monday, May 11th
at 6:00 p.m. This Intensive English Class is designed for advanced and pre-college students.
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INTENSIVE ENGLISH GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY
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first class. Mandatory registration and orientation for NEW STUDENTS : Monday, May,
11th at 9:30 a.m. This Intensive English Class is designed for advanced and pre-college
students looking for intermediate and advanced grammar instructions. Text required.
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Health & Wellness
HEALTH PROFESSIONAL
BASIC FIRST AID AND CPR
CPR FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDER
This class is designed for the general
Designed for healthcare professionals,
population and outdoor enthusiasts,
but available to the public, this CPR
and follows American Heart Association
class is open to individuals interested in
guidelines. Learn basic first aid skills; how
developing the ability to recognize several
to administer CPR to infants, children,
life-threatening emergencies, administer
and adults; and how to use an AED. The
CPR, use an AED, and relieve choking
textbook and an individual pocket mask
safely and effectively. This class meets the
for CPR are included in the class fee.
requirements for the American Heart
Students who successfully complete this
Association Basic Life Support certification.
class will receive a certification card valid
An individual pocket mask and text are
for two years.
included in the class fee. Students who
successfully complete this class will receive a HWE-901-VE04
certification card valid for two years.
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COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
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TAP DANCE
Grab your tap or hard-sole shoes and come
join dance instructor Kitty. Increase balance
and find rhythm as you shuffle-hop-step
your way to fun.
DANCE
INTRO TO COUNTRY WESTERN DANCE
Singles and couples are welcome in this
introduction to classic country dances.
You will get to know dances such as the
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Dancing and Country Swing. Class will
not be held on July 2, but students are
encouraged to attend the 4-Eagle Ranch
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July 16.
DAN-901-VE02
91402 Th7:30p-8:30p 6/11-7/30 VE
Barry Refund: 6/9
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BALLET BARRE
You will create a lean, firm, sculpted
body by combining the muscle-shaping
principles of isometrics and the bodyelongating practice of dance conditioning
in a powerful exercise format.
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91411 T 6:30p-7:30p5/12-8/4 VE
Miller Refund: 5/8
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DAN-901-VE04
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91424 W6:30p-7:30p5/13-8/5 VE
Miller Refund: 5/11
$115
DAN-901-VE05
91380T8:30a-9:30a5/12-8/4 VE
Gwathmey Refund: 5/8 $25
BELLY DANCE BASICS & BEYOND
Explore exotic rhythms and build your
core strength while practicing the art of
Moroccan-style belly dance. Learn basic
customs and traditions of Raks al-baladi or
“Dance of the People.”
DAN-901-VE06
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Frazer Refund: 5/8
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BELLY DANCE - LEVEL II
This class starts mid-semester and expands
on Belly Dance Basics & Beyond. You will
continue exploring shimmies, fluid and
percussive movements while working on
choreographed pieces.
DAN-901-VE07
91429 M6:45p-8:15p6/22-8/3 VE
Frazer Refund: 6/19
$60
For more offerings, check out our
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OUTDOOR STUDIES
STAND-UP PADDLEBOARDING
Learn Stand-Up Paddleboarding in one day
with an ACA SUP certified instructor. You
will begin on flat water and progress to a
class II river. Students must provide their
own footwear; all other river equipment
is provided. An additional charge of $50
is paid to Alpine Quest Sports. All classes
meet at Alpine Quest Sports, 34510 Hwy.
6, Edwards. Participants must be 14 years
old before July 26.
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PHYSICAL EDUCATION
PILATES
Pilates is a total-body workout emphasizing
core strength, flexibility and balance. The
workout will be customized to your ability
and will increase in intensity as you become
stronger. This class is a blend of Eastern and
Western exercise traditions.
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PED-901-VE02
91663 MW5:30p-6:30p 5/11-7/8
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YOGA IN THE SUN
An innovative indoor/outdoor class for all
levels. You will stretch and move through a
combination of yoga postures and walking.
Please bring sunscreen, hat and sunglasses.
PED-901-VE05
91690 W12p-1p
McCann Refund: 5/18
5/20-7/22VE
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FOR MORE INFO GO TO WWW.COLORADOMTN.EDU/EDWARDS
GENTLE YOGA
Yoga beginners take note-this is the
introductory class you need to start your
adventure. Instructor Jill will guide you
on a journey to poses, terminology and
concepts. This class is also designed for
students who wish to continue exploring
gentle practice.
PED-901-VE03
91659 Th 3:45p-4:45p 6/4-8/6 VE
Gordon Refund: 6/2
$75
FLOW YOGA
Flow yoga or Vinyasa is a practice of
combining asanas (poses), movement and
breath with meditation. This is a slow,
deliberate practice that will challenge you
as you transition poses on inhaling and
exhaling. Some previous yoga experience
required.
PED-901-VE04
91675 Th 5p-6:15p
Gordon Refund: 6/2
6/4-8/6 VE
$90
LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION
Lifeguard candidates will learn to prevent
and respond to aquatic facility emergencies.
Upon successful completion of the course,
you will receive a Lifeguard Training/ First
Aid and CPR for the Professional Rescuer
certificate that is nationally recognized by
the American Red Cross. An additional
charge of $75 is paid to Avon Rec Center.
All classes meet at Avon Rec Center, 90
Lake St, Avon. Participants must be 15
years old before May 29.
PED-901-VE06
91695 FSa 9a-5p
MSu 9a-1p
Graham Refund: 5/27
Colorado Mountain College in Edwards
5/29-5/30
5/31-6/1 ARC
$125
11.
CMC in Edwards
Summer 2015
CLASS TITLE
DATE PAGE
Yoga in the Sun
5/20 +
11
Plein Air
5/26 +
7
Excel 2013 Level I
5/28 +
9
Lifeguard Certification
5/29 +
11
Plein Air Advanced
6/1 +
7
GED Preparation in English
6/1 +
9
Pilates
6/1 +
11
Online Professional Development Classes (UGotClass)
6/1 +
8
GED Preparation in Spanish
6/2 +
9
 JUNE
Continuing Education Classes
Listed by Start Date!
CLASS TITLE
DATE Date +
= Class
meets
more than
one day
PAGE
 MAY
Googleize Your Business
6/2 +
9
Open Studio Painting
6/3 +
7
Intermediate Photography
6/4 +
7
Gentle Yoga
6/4 +
11
Flow Yoga
6/4 +
11
Excel 2013 Level II
6/11 +
9
Intro to Country Western Dance
6/11 +
11
CPR for Healthcare Provider
6/13
10
Stand-Up Paddleboarding
6/14
11
Belly Dance - Level II
6/22 +
11
WordPress
6/23
9
Painting Seasonal Flowers
6/24 +
7
Excel 2013 Level III
6/25 +
9
Online Professional Development Classes (UGotClass)
5/4 +
8
Belly Dance Basics & Beyond
5/11 +
11
 JULY
ESL Classes - Edwards Campus
5/11 +
10
Computer Basics: Windows
7/2 +
9
ESL Classes - Gypsum Elementary School
5/11 +
10
Online Professional Development Classes (UGotClass)
7/6 +
8
Intensive English Grammar & Vocabulary
5/11 +
10
Intro to iPad
7/11
9
Intensive English Reading & Writing
5/11 +
10
Intro to iPhone
7/11
9
Pilates
5/11 +
11
Basic First Aid and CPR
7/11
10
Universal Precautions/Childcare
5/11 +
10
Intro to Mac
7/16 +
9
Ceramics Open Studio
5/12 +
7
Intermediate iPad
7/18
9
Ballet Barre
5/12 +
11
Intermediate iPhone
7/18
9
ESL Classes - Avon Elementary School
5/12 +
10
Online Marketing Tool Box
7/21
9
ESL Classes - Edwards Campus
5/12 +
10
Photography - Better Composition with Your DSLR Camera
7/30 +
7
Tap Dance
5/12 +
11
 AUGUST
Ballet Barre
5/13 +
11
CPR for Healthcare Provider
8/1
11
Basic First Aid and CPR
5/16
10
Online Professional Development Classes (UGotClass)
8/4 +
8
Done with this schedule?
Please recycle it
at any CMC location.
Register Early! Classes Fill Quickly!
www.coloradomtn.edu/edwards
MAIL: Colorado Mountain College, 150 Miller Ranch Rd, Edwards, CO 81632
FAX: 970.569.3309
E-MAIL: [email protected]