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HIS-225-GW01 Music Appreciati on 3 99752 LEC Seymour GW W 5/25-8/10 6p-8:50p 6/6 7/24 [R]

Course meeting days, dates and

timesTitleCourse Code

Class Location: CB - Carbondale (Lappala) Center

DS - Online GW - Glenwood

Center SV - Spring Valley

Center

Synonym number

CreditsRefund date

(last date to drop

and get a refund)

Withdraw date

(last date to drop

with a grade of

“W”)

Additional Class Fees To calculate tuition for credit

classes, multiply your tuition rate (see below) by the number of credits

Requirements Pre-requisites and/or co-requisites, textbooks

(see below for placement testing and textbook information)

Class Type: LEC - lecture

LAB - labFIELD - fi eld trip or off-campus

COLL - CollaborateWEB or IVS -

online learning (please see information below)

Instructor

A Applies to CMC AA/AS

Degree

Transfer Status

Interested in these subjects? Look for thesecourse codes:

Art Painting, Drawing, & Art History

ART

Business & Accounting BUS, MAN, ACC, MAR

CommunicationsEnglish, Public Speaking & Reading

ENG, REA, COM

Cooking CUA

ComputersBasic Skills, Programs (Word, Excel, etc.), Networking, Programming, & Image Editing

BTE, CAD, CIS, CNG, CSC,

MGD, CWB

Criminal Justice & Paralegal CRJ, PAR

Education ECE, EDU

Environmental Science ENY, ENV

Foreign Language French & Spanish

FRE, SPA

HumanitiesHistory, Literature & Philosophy

ART, HUM, LIT, PHI

Health & WellnessFirst Aid & CPR, Medical Terminology, & Nutrition

HPR, HWE

Math MAT

Music MUS

Outdoor Studies & Physical Activities

Yoga, Rock Climbing, & more

PED, OUT, DAN

OccupationsElectric Code, Hospitality & Resort Management, & Medical Offi ce Technology

EIC, HOS, MOT

Science Biology, Chemistry & Geology

BIO, CHE, GEY, SCI

Social & Behavioral Science Anthropology, Economics, Geography, History, Political Science, Psychology, & Sociology

ANT, ECO, GEO, HIS,

POS, PSY, SOC

Find the class for you!

How to use this schedule:

Non-Credit classes?

Registration begins: April 25Classes begin May 23 & throughout the semester

Carbondale|Glenwood Springs|Spring ValleySUMMER 2016 CREDIT CLASS SCHEDULE

Please see our Continuing Education brochures, available at CMC front desks & in mailboxes soon, speak with front desk staff at any of our locations, or visit

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Looking for

Helpful Tips:• Classes are listed alphabetically by course code.• Any important information or requirements you need to know before you register are listed in a description box beneath the course information.• Complete course descriptions for all classes can be viewed at www.ColoradoMtn.Edu/classes

CLASSESbegin on page 2

4-YEAR DEGREEplease see page 7

Order your books! Wherever you see in this schedule, a book is required for the course. Many books must be ordered in advance, so please make plans to order them soon!

You may purchase textbooks for all Colorado Mountain College classes through Follett, our book vendor. Order online at www.ColoradoMtn.bkstr.com or by phone at 800-621-4088. Get your books by the fi rst day of class so you stay on track!

Placement TestingIt’s important to us that you’re in the right class. Many courses require placement testing prior to enrollment. Accuplacer quickly assesses students over the internet in the skill areas of Reading, Writing and Math to determine proper placement into college level courses. Students can utilize online resources for preparation and then schedule a test time by calling either the Breckenridge or Dillon front offi ce. To view the testing calendar go to www.coloradomtn.edu, click on the link to Admissions Tab, then Placement testing, then Accuplacer Placement Testing Schedule.

Online LearningCMC offers various Online learning options, including• IVS, or Interactive Video courses, which require classroom attendance. Locations include Aspen,

Breckenridge, Buena Vista, Edwards, Leadville, Rifl e, Spring Valley, and Steamboat Springs.• Web Courses, taught almost entirely over the internet.

Online learning classes are indicated in the Class Type column by their code (IVS or WEB). Visit http://www.ColoradoMtn.edu/web/classes/online_learning for information on how to begin Online learning courses.

STATUS 100-200 COURSES 300-400 COURSESIn-District $62 $99

CMC Service Area $123 $205

In-State $127 $212

Out-of-State $429 $429

2015/2016 Tuition Rates Per Credit Hour Tuition rates for RSN and BAIS students are higher. Military/veterans, citizens aged 62 and over, and second homeowners within CMC’s six-county district may qualify for certain reduced or reclassifi ed tuition rates. Talk to front desk staff or visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Tuition to see if you qualify and learn more.

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Course Code Course Title Cr. Syn. #Class Type

Instructor Site Days Dates Times Refund Date

W/draw Date Requirements Fees

L ACC-115-DS01 Payroll Accounting 3 97609 WEB Gilliland DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26[P: ACC-101 or ACC-

121]

A ACC-121-DS01Accounting Principles

I4 97611 WEB Gilliland DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A ACC-122-DS01Accounting Principles

II4 97612 WEB Selzer DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: ACC-121]

L ANT-101-DS01 Cultural Anthropology 3 97613 WEB Donovan DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L ART-110-DS01 Art Appreciation 3 97614 WEB Gilgulin DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A ART-114-CB01 Wire Extravaganza 1 99836LEC/ LAB

Seedorf CBMTW THF

6/6-6/10 10a-2:20p 6/3 6/10 40

A ART-114-CB02 Jewelry I 1 99837LEC/ LAB

Seedorf CB T 5/31-6/28 5:30p-9:50p 6/6 6/22 70

A ART-139-DS01 Digital Photography I 3 97615 WEB Lit DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L AST-101-DS01 Astronomy I 4 97617WEB/ LAB

Westlake DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L AST-150-DS01 Astrobiology 3 97619 WEB Westlake DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L BIO-105-DS01 Science of Biology 4 97620WEB/ LAB

Cain DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L BIO-106-DS01Basic Anatomy &

Physiology4 97622

WEB/ LAB

Gaddis DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L BIO-111-SV01General College Biology with Lab

5 98557LEC/ LAB

Taylor SV MTW 5/23-7/25 1p-4:35p 6/1 7/10 [R] 40

L BIO-201-SV01Human Anatomy &

Physiology I4 99302

LEC/ LAB

Williams SV MTH 6/20-8/11 1p-5:50p 6/27 7/30 [P: BIO-111] 40

L BIO-202-SV01Human Anatomy &

Physiology II4 99307

LEC/ LAB

Williams SV TF 6/21-8/9 1p-5:50p 6/28 7/29 [P: BIO-201] 40

L BIO-204-DS01 Microbiology 4 97623WEB/ LAB

Cornwall DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: BIO-111*]

A BIO-216-DS01Human

Pathophysiology4 97627 WEB Harding DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: BIO-202]

L BUS-102-DS01Entrepreneurial

Operations3 97628 WEB McGuinness DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A BUS-115-DS01 Intro to Business 3 97629 WEB Williams DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A BUS-216-DS01Legal Environment of

Business3 97630 WEB Luevano DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A BUS-217-DS01Business

Communication & Report Writing

3 97631 WEB Rose DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: ENG-121]

A BUS-226-DS01 Business Statistics 3 97632 WEB Ash DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26[P: MAT-099 or MAT-

055]

L CCR-092-GW01College Composition

& Reading5 98575 LEC McMurray GW TWTH 6/6-8/12 1p-3:20p 6/16 7/27 [P: ENG-030]

L CHE-101-DS01 Intro to Chemistry I 5 97648WEB/ LAB

Westlake DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [M][R]

A CIS-118-CB01Intro to PC

Applications3 99048

LEC/ WEB

Watson CB W 5/25-7/27 5:30p-8:30p 6/3 7/12 [H]

A CIS-118-DS01Intro to PC

Applications: Office 2013

3 97656 WEB Wodlinger DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

L CNG-175-GW01Cloud Computing

Concepts3 99050

LEC/ WEB

Farmer GW W 5/25-7/27 5:30p-8:30p 6/3 7/12 [H]

A COM-115-GW01 Public Speaking 3 98555 LEC Carlson GW TTH 6/7-7/26 2:30p-5:20p 6/14 7/15 [R]

This week-long workshop for all levels of experience starts with basic wire wrapping, chain making, and jump rings; then moves on to head pins, ear wires, and simple soldering and hand-forming techniques. Students will complete several beautiful pieces of jewelry. Please call the front desk at the Carbondale campus for tool and supply list. The $40 fee covers the cost of metals and can be paid at the Lappala Center front desk.

Lab kit purchase required. Student participation in a group "Star Party" field trip is required for this class. See the syllabus for details.

Lab kit and microscope purchase required, please see the syllabus for details. *Veterinary Technology students may take BIO-230 to meet this pre-requisite.

Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in this course.

This class will cover a variety of metalsmithing techniques with an emphasis on jewelry making. Students will learn how to use hand tools, torches, files, saws, and a dapping block to bend, forge, melt, solder and finish metal wire and sheet. This is a great course for people who would like to learn how to wire wrap, make their own simple jewelry findings and begin adding metal to their work. A supply list is available at the Lappala Center; supplies should be purchased before the first day of class. The $70 fee covers the cost of metal supplies and can be paid at the Lappala Center front desk. Metals supply cost is not associated with the tool kit supply list.

Lab kit purchase required, please see the syllabus for details.

Lab kit purchase required, please see the syllabus for details.

http://webadvisor.coloradomtn.edu/

[M]College-level

math required

[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level

compositi on & reading required

Textbook required

[C]Co-requisite

For more informati on and full course descripti ons, please visit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes

[H]Hybrid Class(see pg. 16 for

more info)


Paired Courses




A COM-125-DS01Interpersonal

Communication3 97657 WEB Herman DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L CRJ-208-DS01 Criminal Evidence 3 97659 WEB Laatsch DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

L CRJ-216-DS01Juvenile Law &

Procedures3 97660 WEB Van Os DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

A ECE-101-DS01Intro to Early

Childhood Education3 97661 WEB Thompson DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L ECE-103-DS01Guidance Strategies

for Children3 97663 COLL/

WEB Jackman DS W 5/31-8/12 6p-8p 6/13 7/26[C: ECE-101 if not

previously completed][R]

L ECE-220-DS01

Curriculum Development:

Methods & Techniques

3 97664 WEB Tarrant DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: ECE-101][R]

L ECE-240-DS01Administration of Early Childhood

Education Programs3 97666 COLL/

WEB Farmer DS T 5/31-8/12 5:30p-8:50p 6/13 7/26 [P: ECE-101][R]

A ECE-256-DS01Working with Parents

& Families3 97667 COLL/

WEB Jackman DS TH 5/31-8/12 6p-8p 6/13 7/26 [R]

L ECO-201-DS01Principles of

Macroeconomics3 97668 WEB Venohr DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L ECO-202-DS01Principles of

Microeconomics3 97669 WEB Steen DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L ECO-245-DS01Issues in

Environmental Economics

3 97670 WEB Steen DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A EDU-132-DS01Planning & Delivering Instruction to Adult

Learners3 98159 WEB Nicolai DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A EDU-133-DS01Adult Basic & Adult

Secondary Education3 98160 WEB Tinner DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A EDU-222-DS01 Effective Teaching 1 98270 WEB Wodlinger DS 5/31-7/1 6/6 6/24 [R]

L EMS-130-CB01EMT Intravenous

Therapy1 98558

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Kwiatkowski CB WTHF 6/22-6/24 9a-5p 6/20 6/25[H][P: EMS-145,

EMS-146, EMS-170]

75

L ENG-121-DS01 English Composition I 3 97672 WEB Yantz DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L ENG-121-GW01 3 98581 4p-5:20p

CCR-094-GW01 3 98576 6p-7:20p

L ENG-121-GW02 English Composition I 3 98601 LEC McMurray GW TWTH 6/6-8/12 4p-5:20p 6/16 7/27 [R]

L ENG-122-CB01 English Composition II 3 98607 LEC Barkhurst CB MW 6/1-7/25 6p-8:20p 6/9 7/13 [P: ENG-121]

L ENG-122-DS01 English Composition II 3 97673 WEB Beaver DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: ENG-121]

A ENG-221-DS01 Creative Writing I 3 97675 WEB Beaver DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: ENG-121]

L ENV-101-DS01Intro to

Environmental Science

4 97676WEB/ LAB

Wang DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L GEO-105-DS01World Regional

Geography3 97678 WEB TBA DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

MW 6/13-8/3 3:30p-6:30p

S 7/9 8a-5p

L HIS-101-DS01Western Civilization:

Antiquity to 16503 97683 WEB Hayden DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L HIS-121-DS01US History to

Reconstruction3 97684 WEB Kaemmerling DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L HIS-122-GW01US History Since the

Civil War3 99309 LEC

Bundsen-Goodrich

GW T 5/24-8/9 6p-8:50p 6/6 7/24 [R]

This Collaborate/Web course includes scheduled meetings using Collaborate on Wednesdays, 6p-8p. Collaborate is a web conferencing application where students access the class from a home computer. Students will need a microphone to interact with the teacher and other students during the class. See the syllabus for details. This course requires three proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.

This Collaborate/Web course includes scheduled meetings using Collaborate on Tuesdays, 5:30p-8:50p. Collaborate is a web conferencing application where students access the class from a home computer. Students will need a microphone to interact with the teacher and other students during the class. See the syllabus for details.

This Collaborate/Web course includes scheduled meetings using Collaborate on Thursdays, 6p-8p. Collaborate is a web conferencing application where students access the class from a home computer. Students will need a microphone to interact with the teacher and other students during the class. See the syllabus for details. This course requires three proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.

Students must enroll in both ENG-121-GW01 and CCR-094-GW01. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in these courses.

Lab kit purchase required. A required field trip will be scheduled on a day to be determined. See the syllabus for details.

LEC/ LAB

Caranese GW 6/20L

[R] English Composition I

with Studio 121

GEY-111-GW01 Physical Geology 4 98634 7/22 [R]

LEC McMurray GW TWTH 6/6-8/12 6/16 7/27


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L HIS-225-DS01 Colorado History 3 97688 WEB Hayden DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L HIS-225-GW01 Colorado History 3 99752 LEC Seymour GW W 5/25-8/10 6p-8:50p 6/6 7/24 [R]

L HIS-260-CB01U.S. Foreign Relations

History3 99751 LEC Wadyko CB MW 5/23-8/10 6p-7:20p 6/3 7/24 [R]

L HOS-116-DS01 Spa Retailing 3 97691 WEBTin Tun

KirkpatrickDS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

L HOS-226-DS01Supervision in the

Hospitality Industry3 97692 WEB Hunter DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

L HOS-240-DS01Purchasing & Menu

Planning3 98008 WEB Hunter DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

L HOS-242-DS01Hotel Sales and

Marketing3 97821 WEB Hunter DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

L HOS-255-DS01Human Resource

Management3 98010 WEB

Tin Tun Kirkpatrick

DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

L HPR-102-CB01 CPR for Professionals 0.5 98568LEC/ LAB

Kroesen CB S 6/18 8a-5p 6/16 6/19

L HPR-102-GW01 CPR for Professionals 0.5 98570LEC/ LAB

Sullivan GW S 6/11 8a-5p 6/9 6/12

L HPR-102-GW02 CPR for Professionals 0.5 98572LEC/ LAB

Kroesen GW S 8/6 8a-5p 8/4 8/7

L HPR-106-DS33Law & Ethics for

Health Professionals2 98085 WEB Van Os DS 5/23-8/12 6/6 7/24 [R]

L HPR-118-DS01 Intro to Nutrition 2 97702 WEB Rada-Sidinger DS 5/31-8/5 6/10 7/21

A HPR-178-DS01 Medical Terminology 2 97705 WEBUchitelle-

RogersDS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L HUM-115-CB01 World Mythology 3 98574 LEC Persiko CB MW 6/6-7/27 6p-8:50p 6/13 7/15 [R]

L HUM-123-DS01 The Modern World 3 97706 WEB Bruch DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A HUM-137-DS01Wilderness & the

American Ethic3 98083 WEB Clement DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A HWE-100-DS01 Human Nutrition 3 97707 WEB Rada-Sidinger DS 5/31-8/5 6/10 7/21

L HWE-103-GW01Community First Aid

& CPR0.5 98577

LEC/ LAB

Sullivan GW S 7/9 8a-5p 7/7 7/10

A HWE-111-DS01 Health & Fitness 3 97708 WEB Lapka DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L HWE-175-GW01Childcare &

Babysitting Safety & CPR

1 98578 LEC Kwiatkowski GW SSU5/21 &

5/229a-4p 5/19 5/23

L LIT-115-DS01 Intro to Literature I 3 97709 WEB Beaver DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A MAR-216-DS01Principles of Marketing

3 97713 WEB Martin DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26[P: BUS-115 or BUS-

102]

L MAT-050-GW01 4 98637 9:30a-11:30a

AAA-095-GW01 1 98566 9a-9:30a

L MAT-055-GW01 4 98638 9a-12:10p

MAT-025-GW01 1 98636 1p-2:25p

L MAT-107-DS01 Career Math 3 97712 WEB Sherrill DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26[P: MAT-050 or MAT-

055]

L MAT-107-GW01 Career Math 3 98639 LEC Shepard GW TTH 5/24-7/28 1p-3:10p 6/2 7/13[P: MAT-050 or MAT-

055]

L MAT-121-DS01 College Algebra 4 97717 WEB Barchers DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [M]

L MAT-121-GW01 College Algebra 4 98642 LEC Vargas GW MW 6/1-8/3 9a-12:10p 6/10 7/19 [M]

Students must enroll in both MAT-055-GW01 and MAT-025-GW01. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in these courses.

Algebraic Literacy with Lab

LEC/ LAB

Vargas GW

This course requires a final proctored exam be taken at an approved testing site.



This course requires three proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.

LEC Shepard




GW TWTH 5/24-7/28 6/2 7/13

TTH 6/2-8/2 6/13 7/19 [P: MAT-050]

Babysitting or being a nanny is one of the many fun ways to make money and serve others, and taking care of children is an important job. Are you prepared for an emergency? This two-day American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI) course covers babysitting as a business, safety and injury prevention, leadership, playtime, CPR and first aid, and basic care giving skills. These skills are not only essential but will make students more marketable, safe and comfortable in a job that should be rewarding and fun. Open to students age 14 and older; parental permission required for students under age 17.

Students must enroll in both MAT-050-SV01 and AAA-095-SV01. Please see a counselor or academic advisor for more information on placement in these courses.

Quantitative Literacy & Math Helps

Interested in CMC offers English as a Second Language classes in Aspen, Basalt, Carbondale, Glenwood Springs and Rifle. Please see our campus class schedules or visit your local CMC site for information on class dates and cost.

ESL Classes?


[M]College-level

math required

[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


Textbook required

[C]Co-requisite



more info)


Paired Courses




L MAT-122-GW01 College Trigonometry 3 98643 LEC Vargas GW MW 6/1-8/3 1p-3:20p 6/10 7/19[P: MAT-121 or

placement test]

L MAT-125-DS01 Survey of Calculus 4 97719 WEB Romanova DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26[P: MAT-121 or

placement test]

L MAT-135-DS01 Intro to Statistics 3 97720 WEB Barchers DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [M]

L MAT-156-DS01 Integrated Math II 3 97725 WEB Hartmann DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: MAT-155]

L MGD-101-DS33Intro to Computer

Graphics3 99113 WEB Van Meter DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/24 [R]

L MGD-102-DS33 Intro to Multimedia 3 99115 WEB TBA DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/24 [P: MGD-101]

L MGD-105-DS33 Typography & Layout 3 99120 WEB Tinker DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/24

L MGD-111-DS33 Adobe Photoshop I 3 99116 WEB Wodlinger DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/24 [P: MGD-101]

L MGD-111-GW01 Adobe Photoshop I 3 99132LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Van Meter GW T 5/24-8/9 5:30p-8:30p 6/6 7/24 [H][P: MGD-101]

L MGD-112-DS33 Adobe Illustrator I 3 99124 WEB Van Meter DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/24 [P: MGD-101]

L MGD-141-DS33 Web Design I 3 99121 WEB Wodlinger DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/24

L MGD-275-SV01Interdisciplinary

Studio3 99129

LEC/ LAB/ WEB

Tinker/ Martin SV M 5/23-7/25 9a-12p 6/1 7/10 [H]

L MOT-110-DS33Medical Office Administration

4 98081 WEBGreene-Walzak

DS 5/23-8/12 6/6 7/24 [R]

L MOT-120-DS33Medical Office

Financial Management

3 98082 WEBGreene-Walzak

DS 5/23-8/12 6/6 7/24 [R]

L MUS-120-DS01 Music Appreciation 3 97726 WEB Rusthoi DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

T 6/14 6p-9p

S 6/18 9a-4:30p

SSU6/25 &

6/268a-6:30p

T 7/5 6p-9p

S 7/9 9a-4:30p

SSU7/16 &

7/178a-6:30p

W 6/22 5p-6:50p

FSSU 6/24-6/26 8a-6:30p

W 5/25-6/1 5p-9:30p

SSU 6/4-6/5 8a-6:30p

This course will focus on beginning and intermediate rafting skills and is designed for adult learners. All field days will take place on local rivers. The non-refundable course charge includes transportation, van shuttles, and expendable supplies. All rafting equipment is provided, including life-jackets. The first meeting will take place in a classroom at the Glenwood Center on 6/14 at 6p, and will cover course logistics, equipment and introduce rafting skills.

This course will focus on beginning and intermediate rafting skills and is designed for adult learners. All field days will take place on local rivers. The non-refundable course charge includes transportation, van shuttles, and expendable supplies. All rafting equipment is provided, including life-jackets. The first meeting will take place in a classroom at the Glenwood Center on 7/5 at 6p, and will cover course logistics, equipment, and introduce rafting skills.

This class emphasizes technical climbing in an alpine environment. Topics will include traveling over mixed terrain (snow/ice/rock), multi-pitch climbing techniques on rock and snow, and safe travel in the alpine environment. There is a mandatory meeting at the Spring Valley Climbing Wall from 5p-6:30p on 6/22, and a field trip departing at 8a on 6/24 and returning at 6:30p on 6/26. The non-refundable course charge includes access fee, campground fees, transportation, group camping equipment and climbing gear.

Learn to climb in world-class areas with expert instructors. This beginner-level climbing course emphasizes fun and safety. Topics of instruction include climbing basics: tying knots, belaying, repelling, and climbing movements. There is a mandatory meeting at the Spring Valley Climbing Wall on 5/25 from 5p-9:30p, and another at a local outdoor climbing area on 6/1, 5p-9:30p. Outdoor climbing day trips will be held on 6/4 & 6/5, 8a-6:30p. The non-refundable course charge includes access fee, transportation, and climbing gear.

L

102990611 6/35/26SVSchneiterLAB

Textbook is a subscription to Lynda.com.

For questions about this hybrid class, please contact Bobbie Van Meter at [email protected]. Textbook is a subscription to Lynda.com.



For questions about this hybrid class, please contact Brian Tinker at [email protected] or Rob Martin at [email protected].

This course requires proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.

This course requires three proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.




A

OUT-175-SV01Technical

Mountaineering1 99059

A OUT-138-GW01 Whitewater Rafting 1 99020

LAB Schneiter SV 6/20 6/26

7/15

Top Rope ClimbingOUT-221-SV01

A OUT-138-GW02 Whitewater Rafting 1 99023 LAB Kime GW 7/6

102

118

LAB Kime GW 6/15 6/24 118


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Interested in GED or Pre-GED Classes?

CMC offers classes to help students obtain their GED (General Equivalency Diploma) and improve their reading, math, and writing skills. Learning Lab classes can also help ESL students transition to general English classes.

Classes are offered in Aspen, Carbondale, Glenwood and Rifle. New students must attend a registration session to enroll. Please see our campus class schedules or contact your local CMC site for more information. Classes begin at various points throughout the semester, so it’s never too late to get started!




TH 7/14 5p-6:50p

FSSU 7/15-7/17 8a-6:30p

L PAR-118-DS01 Contracts 3 97727 WEB Van Os DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L PAR-201-DS01 Civil Litigation 3 97728 WEB Laatsch DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: PAR-115]

L PAR-213-DS01Legal Research &

Writing I3 97729 WEB Laatsch DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L PAR-289-DS01 Capstone 3 97730 WEB Van Os DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A PED-141-CB01 Pilates Matwork I 1 99713 LAB Lins CB MW 5/23-8/10 12p-12:50p 6/3 7/24

A PED-141-GW02 Pilates Matwork I 1 99258 LAB Lins GW MW 5/23-8/10 9:30a-10:20a 6/3 7/24

A PED-163-GW01 Martial Arts I 1 99287 LAB Oglesby GW TTH 5/24-7/14 6:30p-8:20p 5/31 7/2

A PED-221-CB01 Dynamic Workout 1 99712 LAB Lins CB TTH 5/24-8/11 12p-12:50p 6/6 7/24

A PED-221-GW01 Dynamic Workout 1 99259 LAB Lins GW TTH 5/24-8/11 9:30a-10:20a 6/6 7/24

L PHI-111-DS01 Intro to Philosophy 3 97731 WEB Rice DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L PHI-112-DS01 Ethics 3 97732 WEB Rice DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L PHI-113-DS01 Logic 3 97733 WEB Rice DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

A PHI-124-GW01 Intro to Islam 3 98589LEC/ WEB

Persiko GW TH 6/9-7/21 6p-8:50p 6/15 6/16 [H][R]

L PHI-218-DS01 Environmental Ethics 3 97734 WEB Gilgulin DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L PHO-120-DS33Fundamentals of

Photography3 99122 WEB TBA DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/24

L POS-111-DS01American

Government3 97735 WEB TBA DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L PSY-101-DS01 General Psychology I 3 97736 WEB Carmitchel DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L PSY-102-DS01 General Psychology II 3 97737 WEB Conrad DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L PSY-102-GW01 General Psychology II 3 99314LEC/ WEB

Glynn GW T 5/24-8/9 6p-8:50p 6/6 7/24 [H][R]

L PSY-235-DS01Human Growth &

Development3 97738 WEB Jensson DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L PSY-235-GW01Human Growth &

Development3 99315 LEC Baker GW TW 6/7-7/27 6p-8:50p 6/14 7/16 [R]

L REE-103-DS01 Real Estate Brokers I 6 98092 WEB Rippy-Sheehy DS 5/9-6/17 5/16 6/8

L SOC-101-DS01 Intro to Sociology I 3 97739 WEB Latchaw DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L SOC-215-DS01Contemporary Social

Problems3 97740 WEB Latchaw DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [R]

L SPA-115-GW01Spanish for the Professional I

3 98592 LEC Kasper GWMTW THF

6/9-6/17 8:30a-2:15p 6/10 6/16 [R]

Increase flexibility and improve muscle tone through proper exercise techniques using mat work. Body alignment, breathing, work on the abdominals, hips and thighs will be emphasized.

In this seminar, students will survey the different forms of Islam practiced currently in different countries. By examining the history of Islam, these differences will be accounted for and understood in the context of colonialism, globalization and the various regimes shaping each Muslim society. Class will study key passages from the Qur'an, hadith, and rich poetic tradition of Sufism, and cover Muslim observances and the threat each country faces from Islamists, jihadists and other internal conflicts.


This course requires four proctored exams be taken at an approved testing site.

This course is designed to give teachers a chance to pick up some valuable Spanish skills and not give up their fun summer plans. The class will meet daily for 5 hours a day, creating an immersive learning environment. Class will focus on useful vocabulary that will help teacher-student and parent-teacher communication, basic grammar structure, present and past tense, as well as some common idioms and slang. There will be one field trip in the valley, date TBD. A project/presentation will be due on 6/18 or 6/19. For questions contact the instructor, Meredith, at 970-309-9984.

Learn about sport-climbing in one of the world-class areas in our backyard! This class emphasizes face climbing skills and leading sport routes. Topics will include building anchors, and lead climbing on sport routes. There is a mandatory meeting at the Spring Valley Climbing Wall from 5-7p on 7/14, as well as one field trip departing at 8a on 7/15 and returning at 6:30p on 7/17. The non-refundable course charge includes access fee, campground fees, transportation, group camping equipment and climbing gear.

Pilates matwork to increase core strength, overall muscle tone, and flexibility with focused and precise floor work techniques. Class is built upon the philosophies and excercises of Josef Pilates.

7/17 102A OUT-222-SV01 Sport Climbing 1 99065 LAB Schneiter SV 7/12


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Acceptance to a bachelor’s degree program is required prior to enrollment in 300- and 400-level classes. Available programs of study, application and tuition information, program requirements and more can all be found online at www.ColoradoMtn.edu/4year.

Bachelor’s Degree Classes Course Code Course Title Cr. Syn. #

Class Type


W/draw Date Requirements

L BIS-334-DS01 Management Systems 3 97763 WEB Wenger DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: ACC-121]

L ECO-429-DS01Economics for

Managerial Decisions3 97671 WEB Blair DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

[P: ECO-201, ECO-202, MAT-121]

L FIN-331-DS01Financial Markets &

Institutions3 97677 WEB TBA DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: FIN-325, ECO-201, ECO-202]

L MAN-328-DS01Contemporary Management

3 98011 WEB Cartelli DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26[P: ENG-121, ACC-121, COM-

115]

L MAN-348-GW01Human Resource

Management3 99053

LEC/ WEB

Goldberg GW W 5/25-8/10 6p-8:50p 6/6 7/24 [H][P: ENG-121]

L MAN-488-DS01 Business Strategy 4 232 WEB Cartelli DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

L MAN-498-DS01Leading & Managing

Change3 98013 WEB Stepp DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26

L MAR-326-DS01Contemporary

Marketing3 97714 WEB Cartelli DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: ENG-121, COM-115]

L MAR-336-GW01 Consumer Behavior 3 99025LEC/ WEB

Baker GW TH 5/26-6/30 5p-8p 5/31 6/22 [H][P: MAR-326]

L MAR-346-GW44 Professional Selling 3 99024IVS/ WEB

Bell GW M 6/27-8/8 5p-8p 7/5 7/30 [P: ENG-121, COM-115]

L MAR-426-DS01 Product Strategy 3 98016 WEB Bell DS 5/31-8/12 6/13 7/26 [P: MAR-326]

L MGD-301-SV01Interdisciplinary Studio

I3 99126

LEC/ WEB

Tinker/ Martin

SV M 5/23-7/25 9a-12p 6/1 7/10 [H]

MW 6/1-6/22 6p-8:50p

F 6/10 & 6/17 9a-5p

S 6/25 9a-5p

L SUS-387-CB01Sustainability

Internship3 98615 COOP Fielder CB M 5/23-8/8 4p-5:30p 6/3 7/24

[C: SUS-300 or SUS-301 if not previously completed]

This course provides academic credit for time spent working at sustainability organizations, and is open only to students seeking a Sustainability Leadership Certificate or a Bachelor of Arts in Sustainability Studies. CMC can help students find a host organization that matches their interests and that provides on-the-job training in a sustainability field that matches their career goals. Schedules will be determined individually, based upon student availability and the needs of the organization, and students will have periodic check-ins with the CMC internship coordinator. For more information, contact Adrian Fielder at 970-963-2172 or [email protected].

Schmidt CB 6/6 6/20 [P: ENG-121]

Class includes full-day field trips on 6/10 and 6/17 to Rocky Mountain Institute, Roaring Fork Conservancy, Aspen Skiing Co., and Aspen Center for Environmental Studies. Students will present their work at a full-day workshop at the Lappala Center on 6/25.

L SUS-321-CB01Leadership, Ethics, & Social Responsibility

3 98594 LEC

Beginning in 2016, CMC will apply a modest technology fee to courses. Fees will be charged to 3-credit courses and higher on a sliding scale up to $50/semester. Students living in CMC residence halls pay an additional $100/semester.

TECHNOLOGY FEES AT CMC

For more information, visit www. coloradomtn.edu/tuition

Basecamp is full of things to make your life easier. Meet with your advisor, calculate your GPA, find a place to live, register for classes, check financial aid or email, get extra help with class, and much more.

Check out CMC’s new portal.

See you in Basecamp!

Unzip the tent with your student login: Basecamp.coloradomtn.edu

Please recycle it at any CMC location.Finished with this schedule?

Registration Begins: April 25

Semester Begins: May 23

Semester Ends: August 12

No Classes: Memorial Day, May 30 Independence Day, July 4

Fall 2016 Registration Begins: May 9

Fall Classes Begin: August 29

Summer 2016 Calendar

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[P]Pre-requisite

[R]College-level


Textbook required

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Locations:

Evening closing hours at all sites vary with the academic calendar and dismissal of the latest evening class.

CMC IN CARBONDALE

690 COLORADO AVE., CARBONDALE CO970-963-2172 | OPEN M-TH, 8A-8:30P; F, 8A-5P

CMC IN GLENWOOD SPRINGS

1402 BLAKE AVE., GLENWOOD SPRINGS CO970-945-7486 | OPEN M-TH, 8A-8:30P; F, 8A-5P

CMC AT GLENWOOD SPRINGS-SPRING VALLEY

3000 COUNTY RD 114., GLENWOOD SPRINGS CO970-945-7481 | OPEN M-F, 8A-5P

Career & Technical ProgramsPrograms including Veterinary Technology, Nursing, Professional Photography and the Colorado Law Enforcement Training Academy (CLETA) require admittance prior to enrollment. Please contact your advisor for class information, or the admissions offi ce for information on how to apply.

Hybrid classes combine set days for face-to-face classroom instruction with online learning activities, and are designed for students who enjoy the fl exibility and independence online learning offers and who desire signifi cant one-on-one interaction with the instructor. Online components may include discussions, audio-video presentations, reading assignments, self-testing exercises, small group work, and simulations. The instructor will provide details about the class schedule, face-to-face meeting times, and other details to help you succeed. Students must have basic computer skills including the ability to navigate, use email, send attachments, and have DSL or high speed access to the internet.

Hybrid Courses

New Student OrientationCMC offers free orientation sessions for all new degree-seeking students. These hour-long sessions are conducted by academic counselors and can assist students in beginning their journey at CMC. Contact your local CMC site for information on scheduled dates and times.

What you need to Register:CREDIT COURSE: If you are a new student or you have not taken a class in the past ten months, you will need to complete and provide: 1) Application for Admission. If you believe you qualify for in-state, in-district or service area tuition, you will need to provide documentation

of residency. Applications are available online or at the registration desk. 3) Transcripts or placement test scores for courses with a prerequisite. 4) Registration Form. Use the course code and synonym number to list

your classes. Form available online or at the registration desk. 5) Payment or proof of fi nancial aid, scholarships, or enrollment in the

FACTS/Nelnet payment plan is required at the time of registration. Colorado Mountain College accepts cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, and

Discover. Please see the CMC 2016-2017 Catalog online for complete information on admission, registration, tuition, and payment.

How to Register:If you have taken a class in the past ten months, you may phone in, fax in or mail in your Registration Form and payment. If you meet additional requirements, you may also be able to register online. If you are a new student or have not taken a class in the last ten months, please walk in, fax in or mail in all required forms and payment to any Colorado Mountain College location.

Students’ Right to KnowColorado Mountain College is required to disclose the following to students: Financial Assistance information, information about CMC, our graduation and transfer-out rates, and students’ rights under FERPA. This information is in our printed catalog, available online at:

www.Catalog.ColoradoMtn.edu

Equal Opportunity Policy 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 defi ned in state and federal law), veteran status, sexual orientation, marital or family status, pregnancy, physical or mental disability, gender, gender identity or political ideas. Any person who wishes to obtain more information regarding non-discrimination policies should contact the College Title IX Coordinator, Department of Student Affairs, or the Vice President of Human Resources, both of whom may be reached at Colorado Mountain College, 802 Grand Avenue, Glenwood Springs, Colorado 81601, 970-945-8691.

Register Early!

Each class has both a minimum and maximum number of students who may enroll. It’s best to register early to ensure your spot, and we ask you to register no later than two business days prior to the start of class to ensure minimum enrollment is met.

Registration for all summer classes begins Monday, April 25.

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