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COLORADO
MOUNTAIN COLLEGE
FA L L 2019 C L AS S SC H E D U L E
( C O N T I N U I N G E D U C AT I O N )
Glenwood Springs
Registration is Open! Classes Start Aug. 26
CMC
GLENWOOD SPRINGS
Continuing Education Schedule
REGISTRATION
Please register as early as possible for the
classes you are interested in. Each class has
both a minimum and maximum number of
students who may enroll. To secure your
spot in classes, it’s best to register early,
and we ask you to register no later than two
business days prior to the start of class to
ensure minimum enrollment is met.
GETTING STARTED
DROPS & REFUNDS
Colorado Mountain College offers these
registration options, depending on your To drop a class, students must fill out a
admissions status. Class Add/Drop form and submit it to the
online coloradomtn.edu/register, front desk. To receive a refund, make sure
for all students. Current degree-seeking the class is dropped by the listed refund
students can register at date in this publication or on the website.
basecamp.coloradomtn.edu Students that drop classes after the refund
date will not receive a refund.
fax (current students only)
in person TEXTBOOK INFORMATION
mail
Campus contact information and office Learning Materials Program (LMP) is a
hours are on the following page. flat rate library-like system that applies
to all required course materials based on
number of credit hours ($28/credit hour).
CREDIT CLASSES SeeColoradoMtn.edu/Textbooks for more
info.
Colorado Mountain College offers transfer-
level college classes at every location. You
can browse the complete schedule of these SCHEDULE/HOLIDAYS
classes at ColoradoMtn.edu/classes.
Labor Day: Sept. 2
Thanksgiving Break: Nov. 27 - Dec. 1
Colorado Mountain College is dedicated to the principle of providing equal opportunity with regard to all current or prospective students and
employees in the application, admission and access to the College's programs and activities. The College does not discriminate on the basis
of age, race, color, ancestry, national origin, religion, creed, service in the uniformed services (as defined in state and federal law), veteran
status, sexual orientation, marital or family status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability, gender, gender identity or political ideas. To obtain
more information regarding non-discrimination policies, contact the College Title IX Coordinator, Department of Student Affairs, or the Vice
CMC Aspen Campus 2
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President ASPEN
of Human CAMPUS
Resources, at Colorado Mountain College, 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601, 970-945-8691.
ON THE COVER Ken McCracken preps you to explore the
marvels of the open water underworld in his Open Water Dive
Certification class this fall. See page 20.
CONTENTS
04 ART, DANCE & MUSIC 19 GIFT OF EDUCATION
FREE LECTURE SERIES
06 ART & DANCE FOR KIDS &
TEENS 20 OUTDOOR EDUCATION &
FIELD COURSES
08 BUSINESS & COMPUTERS
22 PERSONAL INTEREST
10 CULINARY WORKSHOPS (Magic: The Gathering, Creative
11 ENGLISH AS A SECOND Writing, Improv, Tenants’ Rights)
LANGUAGE 24 PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
12 FOREIGN LANGUAGE (Conditioning, Weight Training,
(French, Sign Language, Spanish) Pilates, Aikido, Tai Chi, Power
Barre, High Fitness, HIIT)
14 GED CLASSES
26 REAL ESTATE
15 HEALTH & WELLNESS
(CPR, Wilderness First Respond- 26 CLASSES FOR SENIORS
er, Herbal and DIY Remedies, (Drivers Safety, Medicare)
Self Help Classes, Life Less Toxic 27 SPRING VALLEY’S NEW RECRE-
Series, CNA, PCA, QMAP) ATION & FITNESS CENTER
(Get your free passes!)
CAMPUS INFORMATION
Glenwood Springs / 1402 Blake Ave. Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 / 970.945.7486
Office Hours / Monday-Thursday, 8a-8p* / Friday, 8a-5p
Spring Valley / 3000 Co. Rd. 114 Glenwood Springs, CO 81601 / 970.945.7481
Office Hours / Monday-Friday, 8a-5p
*Evening closing hours vary with the academic calendar and dismissal of the latest evening class.
LOCATION KEY
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Art, Dance & Music
ART AND JUNK JOURNALING N
Journals can be a creative outlet and a place to document anything from your deepest thoughts
to your basic unadorned everyday experiences. Exploring a variety of journal styles, art mediums,
collected ephemera and ways to put your thoughts into words will help you discover and awaken the
creative you in a fun, accepting atmosphere. Experimenting and dabbling will be the emphasis of
each class. No previous drawing or writing skills are required.
ART-9100 GW103 Tu 6:30-8:30p 9/10-10/1 GW Zabel Cost: $65* Refund: 9/6
*An additional $10 materials fee will be collected the first day of class.
INTRO TO PHOTOGRAPHY
This class will help students increase their confidence with computers, learn basic camera functions,
and understand photography basics such as aperture, ISO, shutter speed, and RAW versus JPEG.
Discover easy methods for image processing, take better pictures by using composition techniques,
and begin to develop an artistic eye. Students will also learn a bit about printing. This class is for
beginners and will use Lightroom and Photoshop.
ART-9130 GW101 Th 6p-8:30p 10/3-10/24 GW Kocher Cost: $95 Refund: 10/1
CONTEMPORARY MOSAIC ART
Beginning and intermediate students learn and develop mosaic skills using cut glass tiles and other
materials. Practice cutting and adhesive techniques using design templates. Class includes a grouting
demonstration, and students receive a supply of grout to complete their piece at home. All materials
and tools will be provided, although, students may bring their own tools or objects (small items
approx. 1: sq.) to include in their piece. This class can be messy - wear appropriate clothing. Teacher
Carol Newman is a nationally recognized mosaic artist who shares her love of color and form through
teaching. Appropriate for adult and teen-age students.
ART-9160 GW102 Sa 9a-4p 9/21 GW Newman Cost: $68* Refund: 9/19
*An additional $20 materials fee will be collected the first day of class.
MOSAICS MANDALA
Students will create a mandala—a chart or geometric pattern that represents the universe
metaphysically or symbolically, and can be used as a meditation focal point—using mosaic
techniques with cut glass tile and other materials and will become familiar with cutting techniques
and adhesives using design templates. All materials and tools will be provided, although students
may bring their own tools or objects (small items approx. 1” sq.) to include in their creation. The class
includes a demo in grouting and students will receive a supply of grout to take home in order to
complete their artwork.
ART-9160 GW101 Sa 9a-4p 10/19 GW Newman Cost: $68* Refund: 10/17
*An additional $20 materials fee will be collected the first day of class.
SEWING
If you have a project that you want to learn to make or alter, instructor Sally Melia will share her
enthusiasm and years of sewing experience to help you. Students should provide material and sewing
supplies; upcycling is encouraged! Bring your own machine for help learning how to use it, or borrow
a machine from the instructor. This class will not meet on October 31, 2019.
ART-9140 GW103 Th 6:30-9:30p 9/12-10/10 GW Melia Cost: $115 Refund: 9/10
ART-9140 GW102 Th 6:30-9:30p 10/17-11/21 GW Melia Cost: $115 Refund: 10/15
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DANCE
INTERMEDIATE BALLET
Intermediate ballet is about learning and practicing a traditional art form in a fun and relaxed
setting with great music and an engaging atmosphere. Students will learn basic and more advanced
movements, get a great workout, gain strength and flexibility, and develop some musicality in the
process. No prior dance experience required. A sense of humor and adventure is helpful. Wear yoga
clothes and socks or leotards and tights, and bring a water bottle. No class the week of 11/25/19.
DAN-9100 GW101 M 6:50-8:20p 8/26-12/9 GW Peterson Cost: $190 Refund: 8/23
BEGINNING SWING DANCE
Students will learn the basics of Jitterbug swing dancing with a partner, including basic swing step as
well as turns, spin, dips, and other fun moves. This is a great way to get some exercise, meet people,
and be able to improvise great dance moves at a party, wedding, or other social dance. Students do
not need to come with a partner.
DAN-9100 GW110 F 6:30-8:30p 9/6-9/27 GW Lewber Cost: $65 Refund: 9/4
DAN-9100 GW111 F 6:30-8:30p 10/4-10/25 GW Lewber Cost: $65 Refund: 10/2
INTERMEDIATE SWING DANCE
Students will build on the basics of the Jitterbug swing class. They will learn the Charleston basics
with a partner and solo. We will branch into Lindy Hop basics by adding in turns, tucks, spins, dips,
and other fun moves. This is a great way to expand dance knowledge. Students do not need to come
with a partner.
DAN-9100 GW112 F 6:30-8:30p 11/1-11/22 GW Lewber Cost: $65 Refund: 10/30
INTRODUCTION TO SALSA DANCING
Can you feel the rhythm? This course provides a fun night out that will teach the basic fundamentals
of Salsa dancing in a relaxed environment. Students will learn how to move their body and relax
at the same time with the spicy Salsa rhythm. No partner necessary. Shoes with sliding soles are
preferred, please no tennis or street shoes with marking soles.
DAN-9100 GW113 W 6:30-8:30p 10/2-10/23 GW Hernandez Cost: $65 Refund: 9/30
MUSIC
INTRO TO SINGING
Would you like more confidence when singing
around friends or at gatherings? This voice-
transforming workshop will help students to gain
better control over pitch and tone through hands-
on, proven techniques developed by instructor
Jill Cohn through a deep knowledge and
practical professional experience coupled with
her passionate desire to help heighten the love
of singing. Class is open to all; no prior singing
experience is required.
MUS-9100 GW101 M 7-9p 9/16-10/14
GW Cohn Cost: $125 Refund: 9/13
Get coached by a pro. Singer-songwriter
Jill Cohn helps you transform your singing
voice.
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Art & Dance for Kids & Teens
ART
In these classes children will have hands-on experiences with drawing, painting, collage and
sculpture. Projects emphasize using the elements of art to create uniquely individual pieces. Instructor
Thelma Zabel’s specialty is welcoming children to the joy of creating by starting each art class
with a children’s book or a famous work of art as a motivation. Over the years she has taught and
directed programs for children as well as instructing teachers in methods of instruction including art,
literature, and movement embedded in the curriculum. Students should bring an old shirt or smock
because creating can be a messy endeavor.
ART (FOR AGES 3.5 - 5)
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ART-9190 GW101 Tu 10-11a 8/27-12/10 GW Zabel Cost: $130 Refund: 8/23
ART-9190 GW102 W 10:30-11:30a 8/28-12/11 GW Zabel Cost: $130 Refund: 8/26
ART (FOR AGES 5 - 7)
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ART-9190 GW103 W 3:30-4:30p 8/28-12/11 GW Zabel Cost: $130 Refund: 8/26
ART (FOR AGES 8 - 11)
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ART-9190 GW104 W 2:30-3:30p 8/28-12/11 GW Zabel Cost: $130 Refund: 8/26
DANCE
CREATIVE DANCE (FOR AGES 3.5 - 5)
This class introduces ballet fundamentals and includes creative problem-solving activities, integrating
expression through imagination and movement. It includes rhythm and music, emphasizing body and
spatial awareness, and develops confidence in a fun, inclusive learning environment.
DAN-9110 GW102 Tu 11a- 12p 8/27-12/10 GW Taufer Cost: $130 Refund: 8/23
DAN-9110 GW103 W 9:30 10:30a 8/28-12/11 GW Taufer Cost: $130 Refund: 8/26
CREATIVE DANCE (FOR AGES 4 - 6) N
Ballet fundamentals are taught while integrating Modern Dance foundations, including creative
problem-solving, spatial awareness, and whole-child expression. Lots of music and rhythm are part of
this fun, inclusive learning environment, where children experience the discipline of dance and build
confidence.
DAN-9110 GW114 W 4:45-5:45p 8/28-9/25 GW Taufer Cost: $45 Refund: 8/26
DAN-9110 GW115 W 4:45-5:45p 10/2-10/30 GW Taufer Cost: $45 Refund: 9/30
DAN-9110 GW116 W 4:45-5:45p 11/6-12/11 GW Taufer Cost: $45 Refund: 11/4
DANCE (FOR AGES 5 - 7)
Ballet fundamentals are taught while integrating Modern Dance foundations, including creative
problem-solving, spatial awareness, and whole-child expression. Lots of music and rhythm are part of
this fun, inclusive learning environment, where children experience the discipline of dance and build
confidence.
DAN-9110 GW104 W 2:30-3:30p 8/28-12/11 GW Taufer Cost: $130 Refund: 8/26
Kids’ Art & Dance classes will not meet the week of 11/25.
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DANCE (FOR AGES 8 - 11)
Ballet fundamentals are taught while integrating Modern Dance foundations, including creative
problem-solving, spatial awareness, and whole-child expression. Lots of music and rhythm are part of
this fun, inclusive learning environment, where children experience the discipline of dance and build
confidence.
DAN-9110 GW105 W 3:30-4:30p 8/28-12/11 GW Taufer Cost: $130 Refund: 8/26
MODERN DANCE (FOR AGES 10 - 14)
Modern Dance technique will be taught to create full body awareness and expression. In class
students will work with elements of space, motion, use of energy and qualities of movement. The
class incorporates creative problem-solving and principles of dance composition. Students will learn
a performance piece and time is allowed for guided creative principles to help students create their
own dance compositions. Students should wear form fitting dance wear, workout wear, or yoga style
clothing for movement.
DAN-9110 GW107 Tu 4:15-5:15p 8/27-12/10 GW Taufer Cost: $160 Refund: 8/23
BALLET JAZZ DANCE (FOR AGES 10 - 14)
This class will be a combination of lyrical ballet and jazz dance with time split between the two
genres. Students will learn technique and skill while gaining self-awareness and developing
expression through dance. Wear form fitting clothes, preferably a leotard and leggings. Ballet shoes
as well as jazz shoes are required. Students may contact the instructor, Laura Bahr, at 970-618-7579
if they have trouble obtaining the necessary shoes, to receive registration approval, or with general
questions. Laura has been dancing most of her life starting when she was a youth in Glenwood
Springs, and she has been teaching dance since college.
DAN-9110 GW106 Th 4-6p 8/29-12/12 GW Bahr Cost: $180 Refund: 8/27
TAP DANCE (FOR AGES 10 - 14) N
This class will continue to build upon the beginning intermediate tap skills the students already
possess. The class will focus on improving proper tap technique, and developing rhythm, style, and
sound. Tap shoes are required.
DAN-9110 GW108 Tu 5:20-6:20p 8/27-12/10 GW Deyoe Cost: $150 Refund: 8/23
BEG/INTERMEDIATE JAZZ DANCE CLASS (FOR AGES 14 - 18) N
This class will cover the basics of jazz dance in a fun and welcoming environment, and build upon
skills for the intermediate dancer. Class will focus on fun combinations and across the floor work. This
eight-week course is great preparation for the high school musical or other arts endeavors.
DAN-9110 GW109 M 4-5:15p 9/9-10/28 GW Deyoe Cost: $100 Refund: 9/6
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FAST FORWARD
to your career!
Up to ten Fast Forward scholarships are available,
covering tuition, books & fees, for residents of Glenwood
Springs and Carbondale seeking an associate degree or
technical certificate at CMC*.
You can be one of ten awardees starting classes this fall!
4Alondra Silvas is a Fast Forward Scholarship
student and sales coordinator at Comfort
Inn. She is on track to earn a certificate and
associate degree in Hospitality Management.
*Excludes transfer degrees.
For more information
contact the CMC Foundation
970-947-8304 / jgolay@coloradomtn.edu
Business & Computers
RETIREMENT INCOME PLANNING
Approaching or entering retirement? Your mindset
needs to begin to move from asset accumulation
to asset distribution. That’s what retirement
income planning is all about — understanding
how much annual income you’ll need during your
retirement years to support the lifestyle that you
want, and positioning your assets to provide that
income. This workshop is designed for educational
purposes only and students will receive dynamic
instruction regarding financial concepts and
strategies, not an endorsement of specific
financial products or services.
HWE-9100 GW105 W 6-9p 9/25
GW Littlejohn
Cost: $40 Refund: 9/23
HWE-9100 GW106 Th 6-9p 11/7
GW Littlejohn Cost: $40 Refund: 11/5
Instructor Brian Littlejohn is a fiduciary
financial advisor and educator.
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CERTIFICATION TECHNOLOGY CLASSES
These accelerated hybrid classes combine scheduled meetings with online learning activities. Classes
will meet at the Glenwood Center or may be attended via WebEx. WebEx is a web conferencing
application where students access the class from a home computer; students will need to provide
their own microphone and headphones to interact with the teacher and other students during the
class.
Required text is PROVIDED by CMC’s Learning Materials Program (LMP), a flat rate library-like
system that applies to all required course materials based on number of credit hours ($28 per credit
hour). For questions related to LMP see Basecamp or contact your Campus.
COMPUTER TECHNICIAN I: A+ & (4 CR)
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
20207 W 6-9p 8/28-10/9 GW Bowen In-District: $320 Refund: 9/3
COMPUTER TECHNICIAN II: A+ & (4 CR)
Prerequisites: CNG-121
20211 W 6-9p 10/16-12/11 GW Bowen In-District: $320 Refund: 10/24
NETWORKING I: NETWORK+
Prerequisites: Requires college-level composition and reading.
20232 T 6-8:50p 8/27-10/8 GW Arnette In-District: $240 Refund: 9/3
NETWORKING II: NETWORK+
Prerequisites: CNG-124
20235 T 6p-8:50a 10/15-12/10 GW Arnette In-District: $240 Refund: 10/23
MANAGING CLOUD TECHNOLOGIES
20371 M 6-8:50p 8/26-12/9 GW Hanrahan In-District: $240 Refund: 9/10
NONCREDIT COMPUTER CLASSES
BEGINNING EXCEL
Introduces the basics of worksheet operations using Microsoft Excel 2016. 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.
CIS-9100 GW101 Th 8:30a- 12:30p 9/19 GW Watson Cost: $38 Refund: 9/17
EXCEL FUNDAMENTALS I
Introduces the basics of worksheet operations using Microsoft Excel 2016. Topics include 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. Students
must have some familiarity with the Windows operating system.
CIS-9100 GW102 Th 8:30a-3:30p 9/26 GW Watson Cost: $65 Refund: 9/24
EXCEL FUNDAMENTALS II
Focuses on intermediate features of Microsoft Excel 2016. Topics covered include chart creation,
advanced database features, filters, queries, sorting, and advanced printing features. Prerequisite:
Excel Fundamentals I or instructor approval.
CIS-9100 GW103 Th 8:30a-3:30p 10/3 GW Watson Cost: $65 Refund: 10/1
INTRO TO MICROSOFT WORD
Become familiar with the many features available with Microsoft Word, and learn to use templates,
create letters, and incorporate fun features like pictures, Word Art, Smart Art, and tables. Students
may create a flyer and a brochure.
CIS-9100 GW104 Th 9a-12p 10/10 GW Watson Cost: $30 Refund: 10/8
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Culinary Workshops
Learn to prepare plant-based whole foods that anyone will enjoy eating! We will meet in the kitchen
and have fun creating colorful food to eat and take home. No previous cooking (or combining)
experience necessary. Everyone has fun! You will learn six new recipes to take home to add to your
collection. Please wear comfy shoes and bring six 8-12 oz. “to go” containers to take food home (and a
bag). Class size limit: 9. Instructor: Ardis Hoffman, Heart Healthy Meals.
GLUTEN FREE BAKING - ZUCCHINI BREAD
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You’ll make brownies, chocolate chip cookies, banana muffins and zucchini bread.
CUA-9110 GW101 Th 6-9p 9/12 GW Hoffman Cost: $40* Refund: 9/10
*There will be an additional $20 fee for food costs to be collected at the beginning of class.
BEGINNER’S CLASS - BERRY CRISP
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You’ll make hummus/wraps, veggie stir fry, black bean burgers and berry crisp.
CUA-9110 GW102 Sa 9a- 12p 9/21 GW Hoffman Cost: $40* Refund: 9/19
*There will be an additional $20 fee for food costs to be collected at the beginning of class.
FALL HARVEST - PUMPKIN BREAD
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You’ll make squash lasagna, butternut squash soup, harvest chowder, and gluten-free pumpkin bread.
CUA-9110 GW103 Th 6-9p 10/3 GW Hoffman Cost: $40* Refund: 10/1
*There will be an additional $20 fee for food costs to be collected at the beginning of class.
ASIAN CUISINE
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You’ll make stir fried green beans/garlic, Buddha Bowl, Thai curried vegetables, and Asian rice salad.
CUA-9110 GW104 Sa 9a- 12p 10/19 GW Hoffman Cost: $40* Refund: 10/17
*There will be an additional $20 fee for food costs to be collected at the beginning of class.
POTLUCKS AND PARTIES - SALADS - BROWNIES
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You’ll make hummus, artichoke tapenade, Mediterranean pasta salad and brownies.
CUA-9110 GW105 Th 6-9p 11/7 GW Hoffman Cost: $40* Refund: 11/5
*There will be an additional $20 fee for food costs to be collected at the beginning of class.
INDIAN CUISINE
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You’ll make Dal Tadka, curried sweet potatoes, Chana Masala and hummus.
CUA-9110 GW106 Sa 9a- 12p 11/16 GW Hoffman Cost: $40* Refund: 11/14
*There will be an additional $20 fee for food costs to be collected at the beginning of class.
HOME FOR HOLIDAYS - FESTIVE KALE SALAD
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You’ll make white bean chili, lentil loaf, sweet potato mashers and festive kale salad.
CUA-9110 GW107 Th 6-9p 12/5 GW Hoffman Cost: $40* Refund: 12/3
*There will be an additional $20 fee for food costs to be collected at the beginning of class.
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Improve your English in basic to
advanced classes. Students will be
evaluated on registration day to
determine the appropriate class level.
Mejore su inglés con clases de nivel
básico hasta avanzado. Todos los
estudiantes serán evaluados el día de
inscripción para averiguar su nivel
apropiado.
You must attend the registration
date to enroll.
Uno tiene que asistir el día de la
inscripción para poder matricularse.
Location/ Class Time/ Mandatory Registration Class Dates/
Lugar Horario Date/ Fechas
La fecha de inscripción
obligatoria
• MW, 10a-12:20p 8/26, 8/28 or 9/4 9/9-10/16
Aspen
• MW, 10a-12:20p 10/21 10/28-12/11
• TTh, 6:30-8:50p 8/27 or 9/3 9/10-10/17
• TTh, 6:30-8:50p 10/22 10/29-12/12
• MW, 6:30-8:50p 8/26, 8/28 or 9/4 9/9-10/16
Basalt (at Basalt
Middle School)* • MW, 6:30-8:50p 10/21 10/28-12/11
HSE/GED (High School Equivalency):
• MW, 6:30-8:50p 9/4 9/9-12/11
*In Basalt, parents can bring their children ages 3-12 years old. En Basalt, los padres pueden traer a sus
niños de 3-12 años de edad.
Carbondale (at Roaring • TTh, 6:30-8:50p 8/29 or 9/5 9/10-10/17
Fork High School) • TTh, 6:30-8:50p 10/24 10/29-12/12
• TTh, 9-11:20a 8/27, 8/29 or 9/3 9/10-10/17
Carbondale
(at Lappala Center) • TTh, 9-11:20a 10/22 10/29-12/12
• T, 6:30-8:50p 9/5 9/10-12/12
• TTh, 9-11:20a 8/27 9/3-10/10
Glenwood
• TTh, 9-11:20a 10/15 10/22-12/5
• MW, 6:30-8:50p 8/26 9/4-10/14
• MW, 6:30-8:50p 10/16 10/21-12/4
Intercambio - $23
• T, 6:30-8:50p - 9/17-12/10
The levels we offer include Pre-Literacy, Level 1 (Low Beginner), Level 2 (High Beginner), Level 3 (Low
Intermediate), Level 4 (High Intermediate) and Level 5 (Advanced). Not all levels are offered at all
locations.
Classes range from $40 to $80. Limited scholarships may be available to those who most need them.
Students can attend classes only after paying the fee for the semester or receiving scholarship funds.
Las clases cuestan entre $40 a $80. Habrá becas limitadas para los que más las necesiten. Los
estudiantes podrán asistir a las clases sólo después de haber pagado el costo por el semestre o de
haber recibido una beca. Llama al 1-800-922-1205 para mas informacion.
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Foreign Language
FRENCH
FRENCH LIVE! N
The best way to learn a language is to live experiences with others through the language! That’s
what this French course aims to do. Forget about book exercises, grammar, and memorizing
vocabulary lists. In this class students will bring French alive with creative storytelling and games in
the classroom and fun activities outside the classroom like hiking and picnicking. This is a beginner
course in French designed to give participants a base of vocabulary and expressions in French,
serving as a starting point for getting around a Francophone country and making connections with
native French speakers.
ETH-9100 GW101 Th 6-8p 9/5-9/26 GW Lamb Cost: $65 Refund: 9/3
SIGN LANGUAGE
INTRODUCTION TO AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE N
Beginners will learn to spell words, sign in small sentences, and have short conversations with other
signers. Introduces the fundamentals, key concepts, parameters, how to use classifiers and the
meaning of the ASL language along with the history and the culture of the deaf community as they
relate to the language and its origins. This is a very interactive class where you will participate and
have a lot of interaction using what you have learned to help you retain the material. Instructor Rae
Henson was born deaf and has been a teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing and also an American
Sign Language Instructor for over 10 years.
ETH-9100 GW102 M 6-8p 9/9-10/14 GW Henson Cost: $90 Refund: 9/5
Is your contact information up to date?
Please make sure the front desk has your current phone number and email
address. We rely upon these sources to relay to you important information
about class changes, cancellations, supply lists, and more.
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SPANISH
For all Spanish language classes noting a required text (&):
The required text is PROVIDED by CMC’s Learning Materials Program (LMP). This is a flat rate
library-like system that applies to all required course materials based on number of credit hours ($28
per credit hour). For questions related to LMP see Basecamp or contact your Campus.
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH I & (3 CR)
This introductory course is designed for students with no prior Spanish language experience. Topics
include basic introductions, greetings and farewells, schedules, telling time, days of the week and
common activities including work, sports and leisure, places in the community, description of the
family and using the present tense. Students who do not need this class for a degree or credit are
encouraged to audit the course.
19822 Th 6-8:50p 8/29-12/12 GW Smith In-District: $240 Refund: 9/13
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH II & (3 CR)
Prerequisites: SPA-101
This course continues the development of language skills studied in Spanish 1. Students are engaged
actively with each other as they discuss topics like travel, weather, shopping, food, ordering in a
restaurant and daily life activities. Grammar topics include a review of present tense, talking about
likes with the verb gustar, and the past tense. Students who do not need this class for a degree or
credit are encouraged to audit the course.
19824 M 6-8:50p 8/26-12/9 GW Moore In-District: $240 Refund: 9/10
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH III & (3 CR)
Prerequisites: SPA-102
This course briefly reviews the topics of Spanish 1 and 2 and covers holiday traditions, relationships,
health and visits to the doctor, using technology and cars, and home life and chores. Grammar focus
is on speaking about the past, giving directions, and using the present subjunctive to influence or
make suggestions. Students who do not need this class for a degree or credit are encouraged to audit
the course.
19843 T 6-8:50p 8/27-12/10 GW Smith In-District: $240 Refund: 9/11
INTERCAMBIO SPANISH-ENGLISH LANGUAGE EXCHANGE (2 CR)
A facilitated language and cultural exchange between learners of Spanish and learners of English.
Intercambio students who are not seeking a degree are advised to audit the course when they
register.
T 6:30-8:50p 9/17-12/10 GW Satz/Kauffman In-District: $160 Refund: 9/30
Beginning level: register for 19829, Intermediate level: register for 19832, Advanced level: register for 19961
SPANISH LANGUAGE I & (5 CR)
Go to: ColoradoMtn.edu/online-learning and select “Interactive Video System (IVS)” for information
on this course.
19929 W 3-5:50p 8/28-12/11 SV Koch In-District: $400 Refund: 9/12
SPANISH LANGUAGE II & (5 CR)
Prerequisites: SPA-111
Go to: ColoradoMtn.edu/online-learning for information on how to begin this Online Learning course.
19125 Online learning course 8/26-12/13 W Smith In-District: $400 Refund: 9/11
SPANISH LANGUAGE III & (3 CR)
Prerequisites: SPA-112
Go to: ColoradoMtn.edu/online-learning for information on how to begin these courses.
19952 IVS Course T, 3-5:50p 8/27-12/10 SV Koch In-District: $240 Refund: 9/11
19913 Online learning course 8/26-12/13 W Smith In-District: $240 Refund: 9/11
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DO YOU WANT TO...
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IMPROVE YOUR ENGLISH SKILLS?
EARN YOUR GED OR A HIGH SCHOOL
EQUIVALENCY DIPLOMA?
HELP YOUR CHILDREN IN SCHOOL?
BECOME MORE INVOLVED IN
YOUR COMMUNITY? BRUSH UP ON BASIC ACADEMIC SKILLS?
ADULT BASIC EDUCATION AND
GED/HSE LEARNING LAB CLASSES:
Please come to the first day of class to register or call 947-8484 for more information.
Cost is $45 for seven weeks.
} Mondays & Wednesdays } Tuesdays & Thursdays
9 a.m. - noon 6-8:50 p.m.
Register on Aug. 28 Register on Aug. 29
or Oct. 23 at 9 a.m. or Oct. 24 at 6 p.m.
Class sessions begin Sept. 4 & Class sessions begin Sept. 3 &
Oct. 23 Oct. 24
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Health & Wellness
For courses indicating a text (&), the required text is PROVIDED by CMC’s Learning Materials
Program (LMP). This is a flat rate library-like system that applies to all required course materials
based on number of credit hours ($28 per credit hour). For questions related to LMP see Basecamp or
contact your Campus.
COMMUNITY FIRST AID & CPR & (.5 CR)
Prepares the student for certification in CPR and basic first aid. Skills will include basic life support,
airway obstruction, control of bleeding, shock, and patient care for the unconscious. Required text is
provided by CMC’s Learning Materials Program (LMP). Please see the important textbook note above.
19597 F 8a-5:30p 9/20 GW Kroesen In-District: $40 Refund: 9/18
CPR FOR PROFESSIONALS & (.5 CR)
Meets the requirements for American Red Cross Professional Rescuer CPR or American Heart
Association Basic Life Support for those who work in emergency services, health care, and other
professional areas. Material presented in the course is basic patient assessment, basic airway
management, rescue breathing, and CPR for infant, child, and adult patients. Required text is
provided by CMC’s Learning Materials Program (LMP). Please see the important textbook note above.
20679 Sa 8a-5p 9/14 GW Kroesen In-District: $40 Refund: 9/12
WILDERNESS FIRST RESPONDER & (4 CR)
Upon successful completion of this course, students will be awarded Professional Rescuer (CPR) and
Wilderness First Responder (WFR) certifications from Desert Mountain Medicine. 30 hours of this
course will be completed online prior to the course start. Online component will open on Canvas on
9/10/19. In-person, evening meetings are Tuesday an Thursday nights. Field days are Oct. 19, 20 and
26. Minimum age 18. Course charge is nonrefundable. Required text is provided by CMC’s Learning
Materials Program (LMP). Please see the important textbook note above.
19944 TTh 6-9:20p 10/10-10/31 SV Aberger In-District: $320 (Refund: 9/17)
SaSu 9a-5p 10/19-10/20 +$306.56 charge (nonrefundable)
Sa 9a-5p 10/26
Read with Us! There are fewer and fewer people alive today who can recall the first-
hand atrocities of the Holocaust. Dr. Edith Eger, a 91-year-old Auschwitz survivor, is one of
them. She has penned “The Choice,” a memoir examining her trauma - as well as the personal
traumas of our times - giving us all a hopeful message of triumph.
CMC has selected this New York Times bestseller and
Oprah Soul Live feature as its Common Reader this fall.
The Roaring Fork Valley communities are invited to read
along with CMC and meet the author. Copies of the
book are available on loan from the Garfield County and
CMC Libraries. A limited number of free copies will be
available at the Glenwood
Center Front Desk on a
first-come, first-served
basis beginning Aug. 26.
Dr. Eger will be visiting
campus on Oct. 9. For
more details concerning
her visit, please contact
Jane Szucs at 970-947-
8259.
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Herbalists John
Lee and Chrissy
Lee-Manes offer
how-to classes
in skin care and
natural remedies.
DIY SKIN CARE
In this hands-on and interactive class, students will learn how to create lotions, creams, and balms.
Class will cover the chemistry of oils, lipids, emulsifiers and preservatives and students will also learn
the difference between waxes and butters, carrier oils and essential oils. Whether you’re a DIY newbie
or have already dipped a toe into making your own body products, this class is for everyone. Once
you start, you’ll never go back to store-bought lotions! Prepare to get a little messy and plan on taking
home some samples along with some recipes and tips.
HWE-9110 GW106 Sa 9a- 12p 9/7 GW Lee/Lee-Manes Cost: $50* Refund: 9/5
*An additional $20 materials fee will be collected at the first class.
MAKE YOUR OWN HERBAL MEDICINES
Learn to create effective and safe medicines at home, and see how simple it is to create your own
medicine chest! This class will cover teas, decoctions, vinegars, syrups and tinctures. Students will
get a primer on the theory and practice of botanical extractions and different techniques including
maceration and percolation. Each student will not only go home with the knowledge needed to make
products, but also with some samples of the creations made in class.
HWE-9110 GW107 Sa 9a-1p 9/28 GW Lee/Lee-Manes Cost: $65* Refund: 9/26
*An additional $20 materials fee will be collected at the first class.
HIGHER SELF-CARE FOR SUPERWOMEN
Embrace authenticity and discover a higher self while expanding and deepening the peace and
potential that’s within you. You will uncover unconscious but controlling negative thoughts, identify
and process old emotions, and take steps to achieve life balance. Explore each segment on a personal
level and leave with tools to improve quality of life. The course includes special segments on life
balance, foods that fuel, intuitive eating and the marvels of bio energetic testing plus a private
session with the instructor, international lifestyle - wellness coach Donna Lee Humble.
HWE-9110 GW102 Th 6-9p 9/12 GW Humble Cost: $25 Refund: 9/10
HWE-9110 GW103 Tu 6-9p 11/12 GW Humble Cost: $25 Refund: 11/8
SOLID OUTCOMES: CREATE YOUR NEXT DECADE IN ADVANCE
Here’s an opportunity for you to take due time to reflect about where your life is, evaluate it and then
determine which areas need improvement and take action. Going through this guided process will
allow you to elevate your level of consciousness so you can experience a Peak State and from there,
CREATE what will come next. If you are looking to modify, change, improve or raise your standards in
any area of your life this is a workshop you won’t want to miss.
HWE-9110 GW109 W 5:30-9p 11/13 GW Palasz Cost: $45 Refund: 11/11
UNCOVER TO DISCOVER
When was the last time you took a moment for yourself to reflect on the direction of your life? Learn
what unconscious forces are controlling your decisions and behaviors. You’ll love this workshop if
you’re looking for a safe, personalized space that specializes in facilitating human development
and creating life progress. Elevate your level of consciousness so you can see things from a new
perspective and gain clarity that will help you grow and create progress. Doing so will give you the
necessary awareness to modify or change a pattern, behavior and the ability to improve.
HWE-9110 GW108 W 5:30-8:30p 11/6 GW Palasz Cost: $40 Refund: 11/4
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YOGA WITH OUR BABIES N
Parents and babies both develop their physical and emotional health and well-being through yoga
practices that strengthen, stretch, and relax the body and mind. The class is taught by Erin Dowd,
a Registered Yoga Teacher with over 1,000 hours in her 12 years of teaching experience. A school
teacher who loves sharing the learning process with all ages and abilities, Erin began a lifetime of
yoga practice with her grandmother when she was a baby and continues now with a baby of her own.
Class is open to parents with babies 0-24 months old.
HWE-9110 GW104 Tu 10:10- 11:10a 10/8-11/12 GW Dowd Cost: $90 Refund: 10/4
A LIFE LESS TOXIC SERIES N
Learn how different toxins affect the body at a cellular level to disrupt hormone signaling, nerve
communication, liver function, immune function, increase fat storage, and even increase your
chances of developing cancer. Prioritize your efforts
to avoid toxins using credible resources so you can
make informed choices. Class covers both synthetic
chemicals and natural substances that are toxic
for the body. Take all four classes in the series at a
discounted rate of $70 by registering for the course
below. Or, you may register for individual workshops.
HWE-9110 GW110 Th 6-8p 10/3-10/24
GW Bowen Cost: $70 Refund: 10/1
TOXINS: SKIN DEEP
``
Learn about common toxins found in body care
products, laundry products, and textiles. Understand
how toxins pass through our skin, how each toxin
disrupts cellular function, and ways we can minimize
exposure.
HWE-9110 GW111 Th 6-8p 10/3
GW Bowen Cost: $20 Refund: 10/1
TOXINS: FOOD - WATER
`` Instructor Casey Bowen, Naturopathic
Learn how common toxins in potable water, foods, Doctor, loves helping people tap into their
beverages and kitchenware are absorbed and disrupt healing potential.
cellular function.
HWE-9110 GW112 Th 6-8p 10/10 GW Bowen Cost: $20 Refund: 10/8
TOXINS: AIRBORNE
``
Learn about common synthetic and natural airborne toxins. Understand how these substances affect
or pass through lung tissues, how each toxin disrupts cellular function once absorbed, and ways we
can minimize exposure.
HWE-9110 gw113 Th 6-8p 10/17 GW Bowen Cost: $20 Refund: 10/15
TOXINS: HOME
``
Learn about common toxins in cleaning products, furniture materials, mattresses, paint, and other
synthetic building materials. Understand how each toxin disrupts cellular function and ways we can
minimize exposure.
HWE-9110 GW114 Th 6-8p 10/24 GW Bowen Cost: $20 Refund: 10/22
Is your contact information up to date?
Please make sure the front desk has your current phone number and email
address. We rely upon these sources to relay to you important information
about class changes, cancellations, supply lists, and more.
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NURSING ASSISTANT, PERSONAL CARE ATTENDANT, QMAP CLASSES
NURSE AIDE HEALTH CARE SKILLS & (4 CR)
Co-requisites: Clinical experience.
Prepares the student to perform the fundamental skills of the nurse aide. Basic nursing skills,
communication skills, restorative services, personal care skills, safety, and emergency care issues
are covered. Includes knowledge and/or principles of asepsis, OSHA and HIPAA regulations. Ethical
behaviors, cultural sensitivity, and principles of mental health will be addressed, as well as patient/
resident rights.
19819 MTWTh 12:30-3:35p 9/9-10/24 GW Beckwith In-District: $320+$100 Refund: 9/16
NURSE AIDE CLINICAL EXPERIENCE & (1 CR)
Co-requisites: Nurse Aide Health Care Skills
Applies knowledge and skill gained in NUA-101 to patient care.
19821 MTWTh 12:30-3:35p 10/28-11/21 GW Beckwith In-District: $80 Refund: 10/31
For courses indicating a text (&), the required text is PROVIDED by CMC’s Learning Materials
Program (LMP). This is a flat rate library-like system that applies to all required course materials
based on number of credit hours ($28 per credit hour). For questions related to LMP see Basecamp or
contact your Campus.
PERSONAL CARE ATTENDANT
This hands-on training gives students skills to become a home care worker, paid care provider, or
volunteer by preparing them to assist in activities for daily living with the chronically ill, disabled, or
frail older adults. Course textbooks in Spanish or English will be provided, but students must purchase
the course workbook, Quick Tips for Caregivers Workbook by Marion Karpinski, RN. Stethoscopes
and blood pressure cuffs will be provided. Minimum age to enroll is 16; a GED or high school diploma
is not required for this course. English Language Learners are welcome.
HWE-9110 GW101 Sa 9a-1p 9/7-11/9 GW Roush Cost: $150 Refund: 9/5
QMAP INSTRUCTION
Successful completion of this class certifies students to be employed as Qualified Medication
Administration Personnel (QMAP) and administer medications in a variety of settings in Colorado,
including assisted living facilities, residential care, day care programs, host homes, and respite and
group homes. Employers
will need to provide training
specific for their facility. The
first day is an eight-hour
mandatory class, while the
second day is testing only and
takes roughly two hours. A fee
of $14 will be collected from
students passing this class
to register with the state.
Students must be 18 and older
and a US citizen as verified
at the start of class. The class
is in English and high school
math knowledge is required.
After registering please
contact the instructor, Nancy
Beckwith, R.N., at nwith55@
gmail.com to obtain an online
study guide for review prior
Nancy Beckwith, R.N., teaches CNA and QMAP classes, preparing
to the start of class. Nancy
you for entry-level positions in the health care field.
may also be contacted for any
questions before registering
for the class.
HWE-9110 GW105 F, Sa 9a-4p 11/8 & 11/9 GW Beckwith Cost: $85 Refund: 11/6
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CMC’s Glenwood Center
DAY
Gift of Education Free Lecture Series
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FALL EVENTS
These events are free and open to the public. Please join us! If you plan to attend, please
let us know you’re coming - email adeter@coloradomtn.edu.
CLIMBING EL CAP
with Selah Schneiter
This ten year old needs no introduction. Last
June, she became the youngest person on
record to have climbed Yosemite’s 3000-foot
SEPT 27 El Capitan. Join us for a chat with Selah and
her dad, CMC Outdoor Ed instructor Mike
6:30-8PM Schneiter, who accompanied her on the
journey. Find out how she summoned up the
courage to complete this epic five-day climb.
CBD 101
with Bryan Ward & John Lee
Bryan is the founder of a local
business selling CBD and John is an
herbalist and chemist. Join these
experts as they explore the science
behind the hemp plant and how CBD
could be beneficial for your health.
OCT 24 6:30-8PM
NEUROPLASTICITY
with Lauryn Maroney-Gepfert
Are you aware the brain is not hard wired once
it reaches adulthood? There’s considerable
fluidity in the brain - in fact the brain can change
itself based on mental intention and experience.
Science calls this neuroplasticity. Even more
exciting is that each of us has the ability to
retrain our own brain. Concretely, you are able to
NOV 14 influence all types of things such as your health,
muscle control, and even the things you’ve been
6:30-8PM told aren’t possible. Explore this concept of
“Neuroplasticity” and learn what amazing results
can be achieved.
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Outdoor Education & Field Study Classes
CLIMBING COLORADO 14ERS
Have you always dreamed about climbing a 14er but felt too unprepared or already have climbed
a couple and are looking to conquer some more challenging ones? Come and learn trip planning
and safety considerations for Colorado’s famed 14,000-foot peaks: from Class 1 walkups to the most
challenging Class 5 peaks the state has to offer. Our local mountain guide and AMGA Certified Rock
Guide Mike Schneiter will teach you the basics about what to bring and how to approach each peak.
Design and plan your own trip and learn skills than can be applied to progress from the easiest to the
most difficult and challenging of the 58 14ers in the state.
OUT-9100 GW103 Tu 6-9p 8/27 GW Schneiter Cost: $25 Refund: 8/23
INTRODUCTION TO DESERT TOWERS AND MULTI-PITCH CLIMBING
Get a hands-on introduction to skills pertinent to climbing desert towers and multi-pitch climbing
N
routes from AMGA Certified Rock Guide Mike Schneiter.
OUT-9100 SV102 Tu 6-9p 10/8 SV Schneiter Cost: $50 Refund: 10/4
OPEN WATER DIVER CERTIFICATION N
This class provides thorough NAUI entry-level instruction for adults and kids age 10 and up. It
includes 16 hours of training in the Glenwood Community Center pool and 14 hours classroom
instruction at CMC. Students must complete open water dives after finishing this course to receive
certification; the instructor can provide more information. The course fee of $350 includes use of
regulator, buoyancy compensator, tank, weight belt and weights, and wetsuit. The first class meets at
the Rec Center on 9/19 at 6 p.m. for an ability swim test, and then students will go to the Glenwood
Center for instruction. Additional classes will meet at the pool (11a-3p) followed by lecture at CMC
(5:30-8:30p) on 9/28, 9/29, 10/5, and 10/6. Ken McCracken has been diving for over 35 years and is a
professional diver and certified EMT.
OUT-9100 GW101 Th 6-9p 9/19 GW McCracken Cost: $350* Refund: 9/17
Lecture sessions (11a-3p) and pool sessions (5:30-8:30p) on 9/28, 9/29, 10/5 & 10/6
*An additional fee of $70 will be collected at the first class for textbook/educational materials and
certification fee.
BACKCOUNTRY NAVIGATION (1 CR)
Tired of getting lost or relying on luck? This challenging class will focus on a variety of navigation
techniques in mountainous terrain. The class blends instruction with rigorous field walks through
the mountains and is suggested for anyone who wants to learn modern and traditional navigation
strategies to stay found. Students will need a compass by the second class. Instructor will provide
details about required special course materials.
20011 F 12-4p 8/30-10/18 SV Aberger In-District: $80 (Refund: 9/6)
+$30.78 charge (nonrefundable)
CANYON ORIENTATION (2 CR)
Explore the high-mountain desert with this five-day backpacking trip to the canyon country of
Colorado Plateau. The class operates in a stunning location and visits ruins from different time
periods. Course consists of two pre-trip meetings plus the five-day field trip. Instructor will provide
details about required special course materials.
20015 W 9a-10:50a 9/25 & 10/2 SV Ben-Horin In-District: $160 (Refund: 9/27)
Field trip: 10/9-10/13 +$190.70 charge (nonrefundable)
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RIVER ORIENTATION (2 CR)
This class will explore the Colorado River in the Glenwood Springs and Grand Junction areas. You’ll
spend two amazing weekends on the river with local day trips as well as a three-day overnight field
trip on the Colorado River through Ruby-Horsethief Canyons. Students will receive partial credit hours
toward Colorado River guide certification. Instructors are guide instructors in Colorado and Utah.
Minimum age 17. Instructor will provide details about required special course materials.
20027 TTh 5-9p 9/3 & 9/5 SV Norman In-District: $160 (Refund: 9/4)
Field days: 9/7 & 9/8; overnight field trip: 9/13-9/15 +$223.70 charge (nonrefundable)
TECHNICAL CANYONEERING (2 CR)
This class descends four spectacular slot canyons in Arches, Robber’s Roost, and the east side of
Zion National Parks, which are global destinations for canyoneers. Topics include slot canyon travel,
rappelling, and swimming through narrow corridors. Instructor will provide details about required
special course materials.
20031 W 5-8:50p 9/18 & 9/25 SV Schneiter In-District: $160 (Refund: 9/20)
Utah field trip: 10/2-10/6 +$202.55 charge (nonrefundable)
TOP ROPE CLIMBING (1 CR)
Topics of this beginning course include climbing basics: tying knots, belaying, rappelling, and
climbing movement. Course consists of one classroom meeting and one field trip. Climbing gear is
provided. Minimum age 18. Instructor will provide details about required special course materials.
20032 W 6-9p 8/28 SV Schneiter In-District: $80 (Refund: 8/28)
Field trip: 8/31-9/2 +$67.15 charge (nonrefundable)
ROCK CLIMBING II (2 CR)
This advanced class attempts to summit the Colorado National Monument, a multi-pitch spire in
Grand Junction. Course topics focus on intermediate rock climbing skills, including multi-pitch
climbing technique, rapelling, building anchors, and leading traditional routes. Course consists of two
meetings at the Spring Valley Climbing Wall. The first field weekend will be day trips to local climbing
areas. The second field weekend will be an overnight trip to climb in the Grand Junction area.
Instructor will provide details about required special course materials.
20029 W 6-9p 10/16 & 10/23 SV Schneiter In-District: $160 (Refund: 10/17)
Field days: 10/19 & 20; overnight field trip: 10/25-10/27 +$81.01 charge (nonrefundable)
MOUNTAIN BIKING (1 CR)
Come ride with us! This course focuses on developing your mountain biking skills and techniques
while spending three days riding world-class trails in the Fruita area. Get feedback from trained
instructors to take your riding to the next level. All skill levels are welcome. Students can provide their
own bike or rentals are available through CMC. The first class is a pre-trip meeting at Spring Valley.
The overnight field trip is to 18-Road trails and Loma. Instructor will provide details about required
special course materials.
20028 T 5:30-9p 9/17 SV Aberger In-District: $80 (Refund: 9/17)
Field trip: 9/20-9/22 +$130.23 charge (nonrefundable)
GEOLOGY FIELD TRIP & (3 CR)
This 13-day geology field course is open to all students and community members. It emphasizes the
unmatched geologic cross-section of the earth’s history that includes camping and hiking at Capitol
Reef, Bryce and Zion National Parks, concluding with a five-day rim-to-rim hike of the Grand Canyon.
The $650 supplemental course fee covers transportation, camping fees, food, books and maps.
Students must supply their own camping equipment (can also be rented from CMC) and 5-days of
backpack food. Please contact Professor Garry Zabel at 970-948-5194 or garry.zabel@gmail.com for
more information.
21402 Th 6-8:50p 8/29 & 9/5 CB Zabel In-District: $240 (Refund: 9/3)
Sa 8a-5p 9/7 +$650 charge (Refund: 9/6)
Field trip 9/11-9/23
Sa 6-9:20p 9/28
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Personal Interest
WHAT IS MAGIC: THE GATHERING? N
Come to a free introduction to Magic: The Gathering. Stefan Brenner, who has been involved
with the game for 25+ years will provide a history, explanation, and analysis of the world’s most
popular trading card game. Expect to learn where the game originated, how to play the game on a
basic level, and delve into it’s exponentially growing popularity. No prior experience with the game
necessary.
HWE-9100 GW107 Th 6:30-8:30p 10/10 GW Brenner Cost: FREE
HWE-9100 GW108 Th 6:30-8:30p 11/7 GW Brenner Cost: FREE
CREATIVE WRITING N
Find the fire in your writing: from practicing with ten minutes of free writing to creating setting,
characters, and story line, students will discuss, write, and then revise. This class will tackle topics
such as what makes interesting, strong, clear, and effective writing; what makes for boring writing;
and what makes a story (fiction or nonfiction) engaging, meaningful, and memorable. Students will
share samples of writing from favorite selections and samples of their own writing. The heart of
writing is in re-writing, re-vising… and reading! Instructor Nancy Bo Flood’s books include both fiction
and nonfiction, and her publications have received numerous national awards.
ENG-9100 GW101 W 6-9p 9/11 & 9/18 GW Flood Cost: $75 Refund: 9/9
Sa 9a-1p 9/14
TENANTS’ RIGHTS
Learn what you need to know when you rent. It is important for all tenants to be aware of their rights
under Colorado law. In this class, the instructor will address common situations and answer your
questions. Topics covered include: What do I need to know when entering into a lease? How do I
protect myself from claims of pre-existing damage? How can I get my landlord to make repairs? Help,
I am being evicted, so what can I do now? My lease is ending, what are my options? How do I collect
my security deposit after moving out?
BUS-9100 GW101 Th 6-8p 11/7 GW Wentzel Cost: FREE*
*The class is free but there is a $10 fee for copied materials collected on the first day of class.
THEATRE & ACTING
INTRODUCTION TO IMPROV WORKSHOP N
Explore the basic principles of improvisational theatre in a fun, supportive, and collaborative
environment through warmups, games, and simple scenes. This class is for anyone who is curious
about improv - no prior experience necessary. Come prepared to move, learn, and laugh! Class is
open to adults ages 16 and older.
ART-9100 GW101 Sa 1-4p 10/12 GW Willey Cost: $50 Refund: 10/10
YES, AND! IMPROV FUNDAMENTALS N
Learn and practice the fundamentals of improvisational theatre during this fun and fast-paced
four-week session. Participants will develop skills in listening, character, and storytelling. No prior
experience necessary, but Intro to Improv Workshop suggested. Come prepared to move, learn, and
laugh! Class is open to adults ages 16 and older.
ART-9100 GW102 M 6:30-8:30p 10/21-11/11 GW Willey Cost: $150 Refund: 10/18
SHAKESPEARE: MACBETH N
Join Mark Howard, a moderator at Shakespeare-Aspen Institute who has taught Shakespeare in the
valley for nine years, for a look at Elizabethan England while studying Shakespeare’s relevance to
today. A film of the play will be viewed and students will receive a Folger Shakespeare Library Edition
of Macbeth for the class.
ENG-9110 GW101 Th 6-8:30p 9/12-10/3 GW Howard Cost: $85 Refund: 9/10
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The Sopris Theatre Company at Colorado Mountain College is a rich tradition
that blends the talents of local veterans of the stage and new theatre students
in training. Our award-winning company recently competed in the American
Association of Community Theatre’s AACTFest 2019 in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania,
claiming honors in acting, production, and theatrical moment. We invite you to
come and enjoy our upcoming performances this season.
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Get a season ticket for just $60 for the whole season. Discounts available for seniors
and CMC students and employees. You can purchase season tickets, or singles, at
Eventbrite.com (search for Sopris Theatre Company).
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Would you like a chance to perform on our stage? We are holding auditions for
our first two productions on Sept. 3 and 4. Please call our Box Office at 970-947-
8177 for more details on how you can audition.
2019-20 Season Productions
held in the New Space Theatre at CMC-Spring Valley
Hope and Gravity American La Ronde
by MICHAEL HOLLINGER by STEVEN DIETZ
Directed by Brad Moore Directed by Gary Ketzenbarger
Oct. 18, 19, 25, 26 at 7 pm Feb. 14, 15, 21, 22 at 7 pm
Oct. 20 and 27 at 2 pm Feb. 16 and 23 at 2 pm
The Veil Kiss Me, Kate!
by CONOR MCPHERSON Music by COLE PORTER; Book
Directed by G Thomas Cochran by SAM & BELLA SPEWACK
Nov. 30, Dec. 5, 6, 7 at 7 pm Directed by Brad Moore
Dec. 1 and 8 at 2 pm April 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, 18 at 7 pm
April 5 and 19 at 2 pm
Student Workshop Productions
April 30, 2019 at 7 pm
COLORADOMTN.EDU 23do something MAJOR FALL 2019
C O U R S E CO D E DAY TIME DAT E S LOC FACULTY CO S T R E FUN D
Physical Activities
CREDIT CLASSES
New
location this
semester:
Heidi Vosbeck
offers
conditioning,
weight training
& Pilates
classes at the
CMC Glenwood
Center.
CONDITIONING LAB (1 CR)
Offers an independent self-paced format of conditioning exercises to meet individual needs.
Emphasizes the value of lifetime fitness and its contribution to achieving personal health and
wellness. Students utilize cardio-respiratory, muscular strength, and endurance exercises to promote
positive changes in health-related fitness components. Instructor will provide information on
materials needed for class.
19698 TTh 1:30-2:20p 8/27-12/12 GW Vosbeck In-District: $80 Refund: 9/12
WEIGHT TRAINING I (1 CR)
Offers basic instruction and practice in weight training. Students utilize weight training equipment in
accordance with their abilities and goals. Emphasizes weight training equipment orientation, correct
lifting techniques, and basic program design for men and women. Instructor will provide information
on materials needed for class.
19700 TTh 12:30-1:20p 8/27-12/12 GW Vosbeck In-District: $80 Refund: 9/12
PILATES MATWORK I (1 CR)
Focuses on Pilates matwork to increase core strength, overall muscle tone, and flexibility with
focused and precise floor work techniques. A physical education class built upon the philosophies and
exercises of Joseph Pilates. Instructor will provide information on materials needed for class.
19701 TTh 2:30-3:20p 8/27-12/12 GW Vosbeck In-District: $80 Refund: 9/12
MARTIAL ARTS I: AIKIDO (1 CR)
Emphasis: Aikido. Introduces basic martial arts techniques and forms designed to improve the
physical and mental capacity of an individual. Enables the student to gain an understanding of the
basic philosophies and concepts around the martial arts and the approach to ethics. Instructor will
provide information on materials needed for class.
19774 TTh 6:30-8:50p 8/27-10/15 GW Oglesby In-District: $80 Refund: 9/3
19776 TTh 6:30-8:50p 10/17-12/12 GW Oglesby In-District: $80 Refund: 10/25
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