Upcoming Events

Join us in a bit of gratitude and stress reduction as we head into the holiday season. We'll have letter writing activities, rock painting, and other destressing activities available at no cost and on your own schedule. Gratitude helps us all, so why not bring a little joy and reduce stress for everyone's well-being, including yours!

As part of a national action and in partnership with our Center for Civics, CMC Steamboat sets a Missing Man Table on Veterans Day in the Neas Dining Hall. A huge thank you to Terry Hunter for managing this show of respect and acknowledgment at our campus. Below is an explaination of the table, as excerpted from the Department of Defense's website.The meaning of the items on this special table: The table is round – to show our everlasting concern. The tablecloth is white, symbolizing the purity of their motives when answering the call to serve. The single red rose reminds us of the lives of these americans…and the loved ones and friends who keep the faith, awaiting answers. The yellow ribbon symbolizes our continued uncertainy, hope for their return and determination to account for them. A slice of lemon reminds us of their bitter fate, captured or missing in a foreign land. A pinch of salt symbolizes the tears of our missing and their families. The lighted candle reflects our hope for their return. The glasses are inverted - to symbolize their inability to share a toast. The chairs are/chair is empty – they are missing. Please take a moment of silence and raise your glass of water in a toast to honor America’s POW/MIAs, to the success of the efforts to account for them, and to the safety of all now serving our nation.https://www.war.gov/external-content/story/article/2776327/the-powmia-or-missing-man-table/

Quigley Library is hosting a series of one-hour discussions for students and faculty together this fall. It uses the model of the Socrates Cafe, an international form of community sharing on topics of interest. Each session is led by someone who honors the expression of all viewpoints. Background on a topic may be offered briefly by a knowledgeable person. The topic will be announced ahead of time. As a convenor for the series, Frederick Persiko ("Bo") taught philosophy and psychology courses at CMC for 28 years. He still teaches an occasional non-credit course. His degree is in counseling and religions. He was a clinical social worker and worked in community mental health. He continues to see a few clients. Early in his career he was a community organizer in the civil rights movement of the 1960's and 1970's. He has enjoyed the Roaring Fork Valley with his wife, sons, daughter and grandchildren.

Join your library and tutoring partners in getting you through the Final Stretch of the semester!! We will have extended hours in the evening and snacks and tutors and coffee on hand to give you the extra support to get done what needs getting done. Reach out with any questions and know that we are here for you!

The Library and Tutoring crew want to treat you to a free cup of coffee if you bring your own mug in. We typically offer this on the first Wednesday of the month from 9 - 11 am. Let us help you get over hump day with sustainability in mind as well!

The Library and Tutoring crew want to treat you to a free cup of coffee if you bring your own mug in. We typically offer this on the first Wednesday of the month from 9 - 11 am. Let us help you get over hump day with sustainability in mind as well!

The Library and Tutoring crew want to treat you to a free cup of coffee if you bring your own mug in. We typically offer this on the first Wednesday of the month from 9 - 11 am. Let us help you get over hump day with sustainability in mind as well!

The Library and Tutoring crew want to treat you to a free cup of coffee if you bring your own mug in. We typically offer this on the first Wednesday of the month from 9 - 11 am. Let us help you get over hump day with sustainability in mind as well!

The Library and Tutoring crew want to treat you to a free cup of coffee if you bring your own mug in. We typically offer this on the first Wednesday of the month from 9 - 11 am. Let us help you get over hump day with sustainability in mind as well!