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CLASS SCHEDULE Leadville, Buena Vista and SalidaSUMMER ‘18

Professional Fly Fishing Guide Certification Program

May 7 – June 15, 2018

Take an online class this summer!

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SUMMER CLASS SCHEDULE 2018

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ACCUPLACER TESTINGStudents must call the front desk staff to reserve a spot on Accuplacer testing dates and to receive study guide links. Call 719.486.4219 to reserve a spot.

ACADEMIC ADVISINGAll students are strongly encouraged, including degree, and career seekers to make an appointment with our college counselor Acacia Fike-Nelson. Call 719.486.4237.

DISABILITIES SERVICESColorado Mountain College is committed to providing access to everyone with the ability to benefit from a program of higher education. Individuals seeking disability accommodations should contact Dan Hammon, Disabilities Services Coordinator, at 719.486.4200 or [email protected].

DROPS & REFUNDSTo drop a class, students must fill out a Class Add/Drop form and submit it to the campus or login to WebAdvisor and drop online. To receive a refund, make sure the class is dropped by the refund date. Students that drop classes after the refund date listed in your syllabus will not receive a refund.

REGISTRATIONTO REGISTER FOR A CREDIT COURSECURRENT STUDENTSIf you have taken credit classes in the past 10 months, you may register in person, by phone or online at: Basecamp.ColoradoMtn.edu

NEW STUDENTSIf you are new to CMC, or have not taken credit classes in the past 10 months, you will need to:

4Apply for admission4Complete a registration form4Supply transcripts or placement test scores for courses

requiring a prerequisite

Visit www.ColoradoMtn.Edu/Register to get started.

TO REGISTER FOR A NON CREDIT COURSEStudents can register by phone, in person, or online for non credit courses.

To sign up:

1. Go to WebAdvisor.Coloradomtn.edu2. Click on Continuing Education (brown bar)

3. Register by using the SYN # preceding your course from this class schedule, and the semester code. Payment online is required.

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LEADVILLE CAMPUS 901 US HWY 24 S, Leadville, CO 80461 719.486.2015

office hours Monday–Friday, 8am–5pm

CAMPUS INFORMATION

CMC Leadville & Chaffee County

TUITION & FEESCREDIT COURSES COST PER CREDIT *Moderate technology fees apply to courses 3 CR and higher. NONCREDIT

STATUS 100-200 LEVEL COURSES 300-400 LEVEL COURSES 900 LEVEL COURSES

In-District $65 $99 Varies by course. For costs see course description.

CMC Service Area $143 $205

In-State $147 $212

Out-of-State $440 $440

CHAFFEE COUNTY CAMPUS AT BUENA VISTA 27900 CR 319 / PO Box 897, Buena Vista, CO 81211 / 719.395.8419

office hours Monday–Thursday, 8am-6pm / Friday, Closed

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SUMMER 2018 do something MAJOR

S Y N D A Y T I M E D A T E S L O C F A C U L T Y R E F U N D W I T H D R A W S Y N D A Y T I M E D A T E S L O C F A C U L T Y R E F U N D W I T H D R A W

CMC LEADVILLE,BUENA VISTA AND SALIDA 4

L COLORADO STATE GUARANTEED TRANSFER COURSE / A APPLIES TO CMC AA/AS DEGREE / R IVS COURSE / W WEB COURSE / H HYBRID COURSE: CLASSROOM/INTERNET & TEXTBOOK/S REQUIRED / + ADDITIONAL REQUIREMENTS: CALL OR CHECK ONLINE AT WWW.COLORADOMTN.EDU/CLASSES

This program is designed to provide the train-ing and education that will lead to success as a fly fishing guide. In the major river basins of Colorado, as well as across the country, fly fishing has become a major recreational activity. This program includes courses that will improve your technical knowledge of the science of fly fishing in both moving and still waters, while stressing the interaction with clients and the natural environment and being exposed to the aspects of running a small business.

Housing is available.

Professional Fly Fishing Guide Certification ProgramMay 7 – June 15, 2018

Professional Fly Fishing Guide Certification ProgramOUT-122 PROFESSIONAL FLY FISH GUIDE I + 2 CR

In addition to tuition, there is a non-refundable $50 course charge for this class to cover supplies.

12902 MTWTh 8:30a-11:20a 5/7-5/17 MTWTh 6p-8:50p 5/7-5/17 LV Cole 5/8 5/15

A OUT-118 FLY TYING + 1 CRIn addition to tuition, there is a $28 non-refundable course charge for this class to cover supplies.

12249 F 8a-11:50a 5/11-6/15 LV Cole 5/16 6/6

A REC-211 OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP + 2 CR

12904 MTWThF 12:30p-4:50p 5/7-5/18 LV Clement 5/8 5/15

A MAN-216 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

12234 MTWTh 9a-11:50a 5/22-6/14 LV McGuinness 5/25 6/15

OUT-123 PROFESSIONAL FLY FISH GUIDE II + 2 CRPrerequisite: OUT-122

In addition to tuition, there is a non-refundable $50 course charge for this class to cover supplies.

12903 MTWTh 6p-8:50p 5/22-6/14 LV Hill 5/25 6/8

BIO-156 AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY & + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

12176 MTWTh 1p-5:20p 5/22-6/14 LV Heinold 5/25 6/15

Nurse Aide CertificationNUA-101 NURSE AIDE HEALTH CARE SKILLS 4 CR

Co-requisite: NUA-170

In addition to tuition, there is a $100 course charge for this class.

11600 MTh 9a-2:50p 6/4-7/30 BV Dawson 6/12 7/16

NUA-170 NURSE AIDE CLINICAL EXPERIENCE 1 CRCo-requisite: NUA-101

11601 Times Arranged 7/13-7/24 Salida Dawson 7/16 7/21

Nurse Aide Certification Complete in One Semester!Completers of this program will be eligible to sit for the state National Nurse Aide Assessment exam to be-come a licensed Certified Nurse Aide in a variety of healthcare settings.

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Continuing Education non-credit classesDECORATIVE & ARTISTIC WELDING NON CREDIT

An introduction to the basic processes used in decorative and artistic welding. Topics include basic safety of welding and cutting, oxy-acetylene heating, plasma arc cutting, GMAW (mig) welding and basic shop housekeeping. Students will choose from two projects and a final project. Bring durable leather gloves, leather work boots (steel toe is optional), clear safety glasses and wear cotton clothing including a long sleeved shirt.

12457 Sa 11:30a-2p 6/2-6/30 LV Lautzenhiser refund: 5/31 Cost: $125

ABOUT CHESS NON CREDIT An interactive discussion of: how to improve your game; benefits available from the U.S. Chess Federation [including immediate access to games and players world-wide]; chess strategy and tactics; is chess a game or a mental training? Please bring your board and set and your favorite chess literature.

12967 Th 10a-3p 6/28 LV Gilgulin refund: 6/26 Cost: $25

PRINTMAKING, WHAT IS IT? NON CREDITA hands-on workshop examining materials and processes for the making of relief, intaglio, and planograph prints. Included are wood and linoleum cuts, collograph, lithograph, etching, engraving, drypoint, aquatinin, mezzotint, and silkscreen. In the afternoon we will make and print a collograph and monoprint. Supplies provided. Dress for mess. Class breaks for one hour for lunch.


WILDFLOWER WATERCOLOR WORKSHOP NON CREDIT

This four-hour watercolor painting experience is for beginners through advanced painters. Wildflowers from the instructor’s gardens will be provided. This is an indoor workshop. Please bring watercolor materials: paints, brushes, paper and pencils. Some supplies will be provided by the instructor and available for sharing. We will break for a one hour lunch.


INTERIOR DESIGN/HISTORY OF FURNITURE NON CREDITA look at enduring furniture styles (European and American) and tips for recognition of the styles. In the afternoon you will design a room for your chosen style of furniture using basic interior design principles. FUN! Supplies provided. Class breaks for one hour for lunch.


Kayaking Students will learn boating safety, hazard evaluation, whitewater reading skills, paddling strokes, bracing techniques, peel out and eddy turns, and rescue and self rescue techniques including wet exits, Eskimo rescues, and intro to and practice of the Eskimo roll.

This is a one-credit class. There is a non-refundable $56 course charge for this class. Pick up information packet at registration.

13463 F 5p-9:50p 7/20 and 7/27 SaSu 8a-6:20p 7/28-7/29 Leadville and on the River Instructor: Trey Shelton

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AccountingACC-115 PAYROLL ACCOUNTING + 3 CR

Prerequisite: ACC-101 or ACC-121

11831 5/29-8/10 W Gilliland 6/11 7/23

A ACC-121 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I + 4 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11832 5/29-8/10 W Gilliland 6/11 7/23

A ACC-122 ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II + 4 CRPrerequisite: ACC-121

11833 5/29-8/10 W Gilliland 6/11 7/23

ArtFINE ARTSSee page 5 for continuing education art classes.

L ART-110 ART APPRECIATION + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11790 5/29-8/10 W Gilgulin 6/11 7/23

A ART-139 DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY I + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11798 5/29-8/10 W Lit 6/11 7/23

BusinessBUSINESSSee page 15 for bachelor classes.

BUS-102 ENTREPRENEURIAL OPERATIONS + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11874 5/29-8/10 W McGuinness 6/11 7/23

A BUS-115 INTRODUCTION TO BUSINESS + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

12159 5/29-8/10 W Williams 6/11 7/23

A BUS-216 LEGAL ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11801 5/29-8/10 W Luevano 6/11 7/23

A BUS-217 BUSINESS COMMUNICATION & REPORT WRITING + 3 CRPrerequisite: ENG-121

11875 5/29-8/10 W Rose 6/11 7/23

A BUS-226 BUSINESS STATISTICS + 3 CRPrerequisite: MAT-099 or MAT-055

11803 5/29-8/10 W Venohr 6/11 7/23

MANAGEMENTA MAN-216 SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT & + 3 CR

Prerequisite: College-level composition and reading

12234 MTWTh 9a-11:50a 5/22-6/14 LV McGuinness 5/25 6/15

MARKETINGA MAR-216 PRINCIPLES OF MARKETING + 3 CR

Prerequisite: BUS 115 or BUS 102

11924 5/29-8/10 W Martin 6/11 7/23

TUITION & FEESCREDIT COURSES COST PER CREDIT *Moderate technology fees apply to courses 3 CR and higher. NONCREDIT

STATUS 100-200 LEVEL COURSES 300-400 LEVEL COURSES 900 LEVEL COURSES

In-District $65 $99 Varies by course. For costs see course description.


In-State $147 $212







CommunicationCOMMUNICATIONA COM-125 INTERPERSONAL COMMUNICATION + 3 CR


11828 5/29-8/10 W Bledsoe 6/11 7/23

ENGLISHL ENG-121 ENGLISH COMPOSITION I + 3 CR

Prerequisite: College-level composition and reading Students must also register in CCR-094, STUDIO 121.

11785 5/29-8/10 W Beaver 6/11 7/23

L ENG-122 ENGLISH COMPOSITION II + 3 CRPrerequisite: ENG-121

11948 5/29-8/10 W Brown 6/11 7/23

A ENG-221 CREATIVE WRITING I + 3 CRPrerequisite: ENG-121

11808 5/29-8/10 W Beaver 6/11 7/23

Criminal JusticeCRJ-208 CRIMINAL EVIDENCE + 3 CR

11829 5/29-8/10 W Van Os 6/11 7/23

CRJ-216 JUVENILE LAW AND PROCEDURES + 3 CR

11830 5/29-8/10 W Van Os 6/11 7/23

Developmental StudiesCOLLEGE COMPOSITION & READINGCCR-094 STUDIO 121 + 3 CR

Prerequisite: Reading Comprehension score of 62 to 79 and/or a Sentence Skills score of 70-94. Students must also register in ENG-121, syn #11785.

Co-requisite: ENG-121

11776 5/29-8/10 W Beaver 6/11 7/23

EducationEARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATIONA ECE-101 INTRODUCTION TO EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION + 3 CR

12033 5/29-8/10 W Thompson 6/11 7/23

ECE-103 GUIDANCE STRATEGIES FOR CHILDREN 3 CRThis class meets via WebEx every Tuesday, 6-8pm.

11732 T 6p-8p 5/22-8/7 WebEx 5/22-8/7 H Jackman 6/4 7/22

A ECE-256 WORKING WITH PARENTS, FAMILIES,& COMMUNITY COMMUNITY SYSTEMS 3 CRThis class meets via WebEx every Thursday, 6-8pm.

11734 Th 6p-8p 5/24-8/9 WebEx 5/24-8/9 H Jackman 6/4 7/22

EDUCATIONA EDU-222 EFFECTIVE TEACHING + 1 CR


13016 5/29-6/25 W Wodlinger 6/4 6/18 BV CMC Buena Vista, 27900 CR 319, Buena Vista, CO

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Emergency Medical ServicesEMS-130 EMT INTRAVENOUS THERAPY 2 CR

Prerequisites: EMS-145, EMS-146 & EMS-170

Subject to a CMC background check and a drug screen. Must provide proof of immunizations and Healthcare Provider CPR certification. Must complete an IV clinical after the class in order to receive a certificate. This will involve five (5) live sticks — students must complete by 8/10.

Textbook required. Please contact your instructor and refer to the syllabus.

In addition to tuition there is a $75 course charge.

14556 FS 9am-6pm 7/12-7/28 LV Coit 7/17 8/3

Environmental StudiesL ENV-101 INTRODUCTION TO ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE + 4 CR


Contact instructor for lab kit purchase info. A required field trip day will be scheduled. Visit www.coloradomtn.edu/online-learning for more information.

12019 5/29-8/10 W Robertson 6/11 7/23

Graphic DesignMULTIMEDIA GRAPHIC DESIGNMGD-101 INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER GRAPHICS + 3 CR

13369 5/21-8/10 W Moross 6/4 7/22

MGD-102 INTRODUCTION TO MULTIMEDIA + 3 CR

13370 5/21-8/10 W Callier 6/4 7/22

MGD-105 TYPOGRAPHY & LAYOUT + 3 CR

13377 5/21-8/10 W Tinker 6/4 7/22

MGD-112 ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR I + 3 CR

13375 5/21-8/10 W Wodlinger 6/4 7/22

MGD-141 WEB DESIGN I + 3 CR

13371 5/21-8/10 W Wodlinger 6/4 7/22

Health & WellnessHPR-106 LAW & ETHICS FOR HEALTH PROFESSIONALS & + 2 CR


Text required — contact [email protected] for more information.

11766 5/21-8/10 W Van Os 6/4 7/22

HPR-118 INTRODUCTION TO NUTRITION + 2 CR

11811 5/29-8/3 W Rada-Sidinger 6/8 7/18

A HPR-178 MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY + 2 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11813 5/29-8/10 W Uchitelle-Rogers 6/11 7/23

A HWE-100 HUMAN NUTRITION + 3 CR

11814 5/29-8/3 W Rada-Sidinger 6/8 7/18

A HWE-111 HEALTH & FITNESS + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

12023 5/29-8/10 W Lapka 6/11 7/23

Meet Kaitlin BoyerFly fishing guide Kaitlin Boyer received certification from CMC’s Professional Fly Fishing Guide program and has made a career as a guide. See page 4 for pro-gram classes.

Learn more about Kaitlin at CMC Leadville’s blog site eductionatelevation.com.

Photo by Andrew

Lowe.


https://educationatelevation.com/2017/05/29/female-fly-fishing-guide/







HumanitiesHUMANITIESL HUM-123 THE MODERN WORLD + 3 CR


12022 5/29-8/10 W Bruch 6/11 7/23

LITERATUREL LIT-115 INTRODUCTION TO LITERATURE I + 3 CR


12030 5/29-8/10 W Hayduk 6/11 7/23

PHILOSOPHYL PHI-111 INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY + 3 CR


12189 5/29-8/10 W Rice 6/11 7/23

L PHI-112 ETHICS + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11937 5/29-8/10 W Rice 6/11 7/23

L PHI-113 LOGIC + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11938 5/29-8/10 W Rice 6/11 7/23

L PHI-218 ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11939 5/29-8/10 W Gilgulin 6/11 7/23

Information TechnologyCOMPUTER INFORMATION SYSTEMSA CIS-118 INTRODUCTION TO PC APPLICATIONS + 3 CR

Emphasis: Office 2016. Contact instructor upon registering. See syllabus for more information. Visit www.coloradomtn.edu/online-learning.

11945 5/29-8/10 W Wodlinger 6/11 7/23

MathMAT-107 CAREER MATH + 3 CR

Prerequisite: Accuplacer score EA 45-60 or successful completion of MAT-050 or MAT-055.

11895 5/29-8/10 W Sherrill 6/11 7/23

L MAT-121 COLLEGE ALGEBRA & + 4 CRPrerequisite: College-level math This course requires three proctored exams to be taken at an approved testing site.

11911 5/29-8/10 W Barchers 6/11 7/23

L MAT-125 SURVEY OF CALCULUS + 4 CRPrerequisite: MAT-121 This course requires two proctored exams to be taken at an approved testing site.

11921 5/29-8/10 W Romanova 6/11 7/23

L MAT-135 INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level math This course requires three proctored exams to be taken at an approved testing site.

11933 5/29-8/10 W Barchers 6/11 7/23

L MAT-203 CALCULUS III + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level math

Dates and times for this IVS class to be determined.

See tuition rates on page 16.






Medical Assisting ProfessionalMAP-110 MEDICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION & + 4 CR

Text required — contact Amy Connerton at [email protected] for more information.

11767 5/21-8/10 W Greene-Walzak 6/4 7/22

MAP-120 MEDICAL OFFICE FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT & + 4 CR


11768 5/21-8/10 W Greene-Walzak 6/4 7/22

Medical Office TechnologyHIT-120 WORKING WITH HEALTH IT SYSTEMS & + 4 CR


11764 5/21-8/10 W Kuhlmann 6/4 7/22

MOT-131 ADVANCED INSURANCE BILLING & CODING & + 3 CRText required — contact Amy Connerton at [email protected] for more information.

11770 5/21-8/10 W Kuhlmann 6/4 7/22

MusicL MUS-120 MUSIC APPRECIATION + 3 CR


11935 5/29-8/10 W Rusthoi 6/11 7/23

Nursing AssistantNUA-101 NURSE AIDE HEALTH CARE SKILLS 4 CR

Co-requisite: NUA-170

In addition to tuition, there is a $100 course charge for this class.

11600 MTh 9a-2:50p 6/4-7/30 BV Dawson 6/12 7/16

NUA-170 NURSE AIDE CLINICAL EXPERIENCE 1 CRCo-requisite: NUA-101

11601 F 6a-6p 7/13-7/24 BV Dawson 7/16 7/21

OccupationsOSH-901 HAZMAT 8 HOUR REFRESHER NON-CREDIT

Course information to be determined.

Outdoor StudiesA OUT-118 FLY TYING + 1 CR

12249 F 8a-11:50a 5/11-6/15 LV Cole 5/16 6/6

A OUT-137 KAYAKING + 1 CRIn addition to tuition, there is a non-refundable $56 course charge for this class.

13463 F 5p-9:50p 7/20 (This class meeting will be via IVS R) F 5p-9:50p 7/27 SaSu 8a-6:20p 7/28-7/29 LV Shelton 7/23 7/28

A OUT-155 SKI MOUNTAINEERING + 1 CRPrerequisite: OUT-114 or PER-152 or PER-154

In addition to tuition, there is a non-refundable $52 course charge for this class.

13045 W 8:30a-12:50p 5/23 ThF 7a-4:50p 5/24 & 5/25 LV MacKinnon 5/21 5/25

OUT-122 PROFESSIONAL FLY FISH GUIDE I + 2 CRIn addition to tuition, there is a $50 course charge for this class to cover supplies.

12902 MTWTh 8:30a-11:20a 5/7-5/17 MTWTh 6p-8:50p 5/7-5/17 LV Cole 5/8 5/15

OUT-123 PROFESSIONAL FLY FISH GUIDE II + 2 CRPrerequisite: OUT-122

In addition to tuition, there is a $50 course charge for this class to cover supplies.

12903 MTWTh 6p-8:50p 5/22-6/14 LV Hill 5/25 6/8

A part of these offerings is conducted on Public Lands and Waters under special permits and agreements from the U.S. Forest Service, U.S. Bureau of Land Management, National Park Service, and Colorado State Parks.






RECREATION & OUTDOOR STUDIESA REC-211 OUTDOOR LEADERSHIP + 2 CR

12904 MTWThF 12:30p-4:50p 5/7-5/18 LV Clement 5/8 5/15

ParalegalPAR-118 CONTRACTS + 3 CR


11818 5/29-8/10 W Van Os 6/11 7/23

PAR-201 CIVIL LITIGATION + 3 CRPrerequisite: PAR-115

11816 5/29-8/10 W Luevano 6/11 7/23

PAR-213 LEGAL RESEARCH & WRITING I + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11817 5/29-8/10 W Luevano 6/11 7/23

PAR-289 CAPSTONE + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

13276 5/29-8/10 W Shamis 6/11 7/23

Physical Activity & RecreationA PED-143 Yoga I 1 CR

Please bring yoga mat, blanket, yoga strap and blocks and notebook.

13946 MW 5:30p-6:50p 5/21-8/1 BV Killpack 5/31 7/14

Real EstateREE-103 REAL ESTATE BROKERS I & + 6 CR

11942 5/7-6/15 W Rippy-Sheehy 5/14 6/5

Resort ManagementHOS-116 SPA RETAILING + 3 CR

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

11809 5/29-8/10 W Tin Tun Kirkpatrick 6/11 7/23

HOS-226 SUPERVISION IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY + 3 CR


11810 5/29-8/10 W Hunter 6/11 7/23

HOS-240 PURCHASING & MENU PLANNING + 3 CR

11881 5/29-8/10 W Hunter 6/11 7/23

HOS-255 HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT + 3 CR


11882 5/29-8/10 W Tin Tun Kirkpatrick 6/11 7/23

ScienceASTRONOMYL AST-101 ASTRONOMY I + 4 CR


13014 5/29-8/10 W Westlake 6/11 7/23

L AST-150 ASTROBIOLOGY: LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

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BIOLOGYL BIO-105 SCIENCE OF BIOLOGY + 4 CR

Prerequisite: College-level composition and reading Lab kit purchase required. See syllabus for more info. Visit www.coloradomtn.edu/online-learning.

11834 5/29-8/10 W Cain 6/11 7/23

BIO-106 BASIC ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY + 4 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11792 5/29-8/10 W Gaddis 6/11 7/23

BIO-156 AQUATIC ENTOMOLOGY & + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

12176 MTWTh 1p-5:20p 5/22-6/14 LV Heinold 5/25 6/15

L BIO-204 MICROBIOLOGY + 4 CRLab kit and microscope required. See syllabus and visit www.coloradomtn.edu/online-learning for more information.

11835 5/29-8/10 W Cornwall 6/11 7/23

A BIO-216 HUMAN PATHOPHYSIOLOGY + 4 CRPrerequisite: BIO-202

11862 5/29-8/10 W Cornwall 6/11 7/23

CHEMISTRYL CHE-101 INTRODUCTION TO CHEMISTRY I + 5 CR

Prerequisite: College-level math and college-level composition and reading Lab kit purchase required. See syllabus for more info. Visit www.coloradomtn.edu/online-learning.

11944 5/29-8/10 W Bennett 6/11 7/23

L CHE-111 GENERAL COLLEGE CHEMISTRY I + 5 CRPrerequisite: CHE-101 (or one year of high school chemistry) and MAT-121; or instructor permission. Lab kit purchase required. See syllabus for more info. Visit www.coloradomtn.edu/online-learning.

12017 5/29-8/10 W Bennett 6/11 7/23

Ski BusinessIn addition to tuition, there is a non-refundable $100 course charge for each Ski Business class. Stu-dents must register for the SIA Test at a Pearson Testing Center to complete the SIA Certification.

SKB-150 SIA RETAIL EMPLOYEE + 1 CR

11821 5/29-8/10 W Widmer 6/11 7/23

SKB-151 SIA RETAIL MANAGER + 1 CR

11822 5/29-8/10 W Widmer 6/11 7/23

SKB-154 SIA WHOLESALE & BUYING + 1 CR

11824 5/29-8/10 W Widmer 6/11 7/23

COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE Avalanche Science Program

Coloradomtn.edu/avalanche-science

Two year intensive program offering A3 Pro Certification.

Designed for busy professionals who live anywhere.Interactive web courses combined with concentrated on-campussessions of classroom and field work.

Excellent educational resources.Learn from leading professionals in the industry with the best equipment and facilities including two weather stations.



http://Coloradomtn.edu/avalanche-science





Social & Behavioral ScienceANTHROPOLOGYL ANT-101 CULTURAL ANTHROPOLOGY + 3 CR


12018 5/29-8/10 W Donovan 6/11 7/23

ECONOMICSL ECO-201 PRINCIPLES OF MACROECONOMICS + 3 CR


11827 5/29-8/10 W Venohr 6/11 7/23

L ECO-202 PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11946 5/29-8/10 W Steen 6/11 7/23

GEOGRAPHYL GEO-105 WORLD REGIONAL GEOGRAPHY + 3 CR

12020 5/29-8/10 W Gumbrecht 6/11 7/23

HISTORYL HIS-101 WESTERN CIVILIZATION: ANTIQUITY-1650 + 3 CR


12021 5/29-8/10 W Hayden 6/11 7/23

L HIS-121 US HISTORY TO RECONSTRUCTION + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11877 5/29-8/10 W Kaemmerling 6/11 7/23

L HIS-122 US HISTORY SINCE THE CIVIL WAR + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11878 5/29-8/10 W Kaemmerling 6/11 7/23

L HIS-225 COLORADO HISTORY + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11880 5/29-8/10 W Hayden 6/11 7/23

POLITICAL SCIENCEL POS-111 AMERICAN GOVERNMENT + 3 CR


11940 5/29-8/10 W Gumbrecht 6/11 7/23

PSYCHOLOGYL PSY-101 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY I + 3 CR


11819 5/29-8/10 W Carmitchel 6/11 7/23

L PSY-102 GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY II + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11941 5/29-8/10 W Conrad 6/11 7/23

L PSY-235 HUMAN GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading The course requires four proctored exams to be taken at an approved testing site.

11820 5/29-8/10 W Jensson 6/11 7/23 14036 6/11-8/10 W Jensson 6/20 7/22

SOCIOLOGYL SOC-101 INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY I + 3 CR


11825 5/29-8/10 W Latchaw 6/11 7/23

L SOC-215 CONTEMPORARY SOCIAL PROBLEMS + 3 CRPrerequisite: College-level composition and reading

11826 5/29-8/10 W Latchaw 6/11 7/23







WeldingWEL-175 WELDING FOR SKI AREA OPERATORS + 2 CR

In addition to tuition, there is a $100 course charge for this class. Permission from instructor required to register. Must be employed with a ski area or be an SAO student.

13420 MTWTh 8a-5:50p 5/21-5/24 F 8a-2:50p 5/25 LV Lautzenhiser 5/18 5/24 13428 MTWTh 8a-5:50p 6/4-6/7 F 8a-2:50p 6/8 LV Lautzenhiser 6/1 6/9

DECORATIVE & ARTISTIC WELDING NON CREDIT

An introduction to the basic processes used in decorative and artistic welding. Topics include basic safety of welding and cutting, oxy-acetylene heating, plasma arc cutting, GMAW (mig) welding and basic shop housekeeping. Students will choose from two projects and a final project. Bring durable leather gloves, leather work boots (steel toe is optional), clear safety glasses and wear cotton clothing including a long sleeved shirt.

12457 Sa 11:30a-2p 6/2-6/30 LV Lautzenhiser 5/31 Cost: $125

Bachelor Degree ClassesBusinessBUS-334 ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP + 3 CR

11805 5/29-8/10 W Widmer 6/11 7/23

BUS-485 CAPSTONE + 3 CR

11804 5/29-8/10 W Martin 6/11 7/23

ECONOMICSECO-429 ECONOMICS FOR MANAGERIAL DECISIONS + 3 CR

Prerequisites: ECO-201, ECO-202 and MAT-121

11947 5/29-8/10 W Blair 6/11 7/23

MANAGEMENTMAN-486 LEADING & MANAGING CHANGE + 3 CR

12677 5/29-8/10 W Stepp 6/11 7/23

MAN-497 BUSINESS STRATEGY (BSBA CAPSTONE) + 4 CR

11815 5/29-8/10 W Cartelli 6/11 7/23

MARKETINGMAR-326 CONTEMPORARY MARKETING + 3 CR

Prerequisites: ENG-121 and COM-115

11927 5/29-8/10 W Cartelli 6/11 7/23

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Bachelor Degree ClassesSustainability StudiesIn-person classes held in Summit County.

SUS-300 FOUNDATIONS OF SUSTAINABILITY + 3 CRPrerequisites: ENV-101, MAT-120 & ENG-122

13876 Th 7p-9:50p 6/7-8/9 H/DL/W Napolitano 6/18 7/24

A SUS-321 LEADERSHIP, ETHICS, & SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY + 3 CRPrerequisite: ENG-121

13429 Th 4p-6:50p 6/7-8/9 H/DL/W Barchers 6/18 7/24

A SUS-330 SUSTAINABLE ECONOMICS + 3 CRPrerequisite: ACC-121

12901 W 8p-9:50p 6/6-8/8 H/BK/W Potts 6/15 7/22

A SUS-387 SUSTAINABILITY INTERNSHIP + 3 CRPrerequisite: ACC-121

12681 M 5:30p-6:45p 5/21 M 5:30p-6:45p 6/25 M 5:30p-6:45p 8/6 H/BK/W Cartelli/Burley 6/1 7/22

A SUS-430 SUSTAINABLE BUSINESS + 3 CRPrerequisite: ACC-121

12696 W 4p-6:50p 6/6-8/8 H/BK/W Jaeger 6/15 7/23

A SUS-431 SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURSHIP & + 3 CRPrerequisite: ACC-121

14148 T 4p-6:50p 5/22-8/7 H/BK/W Cartelli 6/4 7/22

TUITION & FEESCREDIT COURSES COST PER CREDIT *Moderate technology fees apply to courses 3 CR and higher.

STATUS 100-200 LEVEL COURSES 300-400 LEVEL COURSES

In-District $65 $99


In-State $147 $212


4GET STARTED! Colorado Mountain College offers several registration options, depending on your admissions status.

ONLINE

Registration for current degree-seeking students: http://basecamp.coloradomtn.edu

Registration for all other students: www.coloradomtn.edu/register

PHONE Current students can also register by: 4Phone Leadville: 719.486.2015 4Phone Chaffee County: 719.395.8419

IN PERSON 4 Leadville: 901 US HWY 24 S, Leadville, CO 80461

4 Chaffee County: 27900 CR 319, Buena Vista, CO 81211


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