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CMC CARBONDALE 690 Colorado Ave. / Carbondale, CO 81623 Phone 970.963.2172 / Fax 970.963.2325 Office hours Monday–Thursday 8a–8p, Friday 8a-5p

CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS 1402 Blake Ave / Glenwood Springs, CO 81601Phone 970.945.7486 / Fax 970.945.6240 Office hours Monday–Thursday 8a–8p, Friday 8a–5p

CMC SPRING VALLEY2600 County -Rd 114 / Glenwood Springs, CO 80601 / Phone 970.945.7481 / Fax 970.945.1227Office hours Monday–Friday 8a–5p

CAMPUS INFORMATION

Wherever you see & in this schedule, a book is required for the course. Most books and class materials will be ordered for you automatically when you register for class.

To learn more, visit www.coloradomtn.edu/textbooks.

Questions? Contact us at 844.523.9056 or cmclmp@coloradomtn.edu.

FIND YOUR CLASSES & REGISTERTODAY!Summer is a great time to expand your opportunities. Start a degree or explore a new interest through classes at CMC.

TEXTBOOKS (LEARNING MATERIALS PROGRAM)

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

ONLINE Registration for current degree-seeking students: http://basecampcoloradomtn.edu

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

EMAIL/FAX Current students can also register by email or fax; please contact your local site by phone for more information.

IN PERSON Drop by our campus locations! For address information, see below.

See the back page of this schedule for details on registering for classes, payment, advising, and placement testing.

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

TABLE OF CONTENTS02 100- & 200-LEVEL CLASSES06 300- & 400-LEVEL CLASSES

FALL CALENDARMemorial Day / May 27 Independence Day / July 4

Registration Begins April 22 Classes Start May 20 www.ColoradoMtn.edu

Glenwood Springs, Spring Valley, & Carbondale

COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGESUMMER 2019 CLASS SCHEDULE

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

Locations: GW = Glenwood Springs; SV = Spring Valley; DS = Distance Learning (IVS & WEB); CB = CarbondaleVisit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online-learning for information on how to begin Online Learning courses

and www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.2

A ACC-121-DS01ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES I

4 18558 WEB Gilliland DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

A ACC-122-DS01ACCOUNTING PRINCIPLES II

4 18559 WEB Gilliland DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [P: ACC-121]

ACC-138-DS01PAYROLL & SALES

TAX3 18565 WEB Gilliland DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

[P: ACC-101 or ACC-121]

ACC-231-GW44BUSINESS TAXATION

3 19270IVS/ WEB

Ninger GW T 5:20p-7:30p 6/4-8/6 6/13 7/21 [H][P: ACC-131]

L ANT-101-DS01CULTURAL

ANTHROPOLOGY3 18577 WEB Donovan DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L ANT-107-DS01INTRO TO

ARCHAEOLOGY3 18759 WEB Donovan DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L ART-110-DS01 ART APPRECIATION 3 18586 WEB Gilgulin DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

A ART-114-CB01WIRE JEWELRY

MAKING1 18921

LEC/ LAB

Seedorf CB M 5p-9:20p 6/3-7/1 6/7 6/24

A ART-139-DS01DIGITAL

PHOTOGRAPHY I3 18588 WEB Lit DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L BIO-105-DS01SCIENCE OF

BIOLOGY4 18593

WEB/ LAB

Cain DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

BIO-106-DS01BASIC ANATOMY &

PHYSIOLOGY4 18599

WEB/ LAB

Gaddis DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L BIO-201-SV01HUMAN ANATOMY

& PHYSIOLOGY I4 19639

LEC/ LAB

Williams SV MTH 4p-8:50p 6/17-8/8 6/24 6/26[C: BIO-111 if not

previously completed]

40

L BIO-202-SV01HUMAN ANATOMY

& PHYSIOLOGY II4 19642

LEC/ LAB

Williams SV TF 4p-8:50p 6/18-8/6 6/25 7/25 [P: BIO-201] 40

L BIO-204-DS01 MICROBIOLOGY 4 18601WEB/ LAB

Cornwall DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [P: BIO-111*]

A BIO-216-DS01HUMAN

PATHOPHYSIOLOGY4 18602 WEB Harding DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [P: BIO-202]

BUS-102-DS01ENTREPRENEURIAL

OPERATIONS3 18604 WEB McGuinness DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

A BUS-115-CB01 INTRO TO BUSINESS 3 18623 LEC Bramson CB W 5:40p-9:10p 5/29-8/7 6/10 7/21 [R]

A BUS-115-DS01 INTRO TO BUSINESS 3 18606 WEB Williams DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

A BUS-216-DS01LEGAL

ENVIRONMENT OF BUSINESS

3 18607 WEB Luevano DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

A BUS-217-DS01BUSINESS

COMMUNICATION & REPORT WRITING

3 18609 WEB Rose DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [P: ENG-121]

A BUS-226-DS01BUSINESS

STATISTICS3 18611 WEB Poulos DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

[P: MAT-050 or MAT-055]

L CHE-101-DS01INTRO TO

CHEMISTRY I5 18621

WEB/ LAB

Bennett DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [M][R]

A CIS-118-DS01 INTRO TO PC

APPLICATIONS3 18627 WEB Wodlinger DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

A CIS-118-GW01INTRO TO PC

APPLICATIONS3 20352

LEC/ WEB

Cochran GW T 6p-8:50p 5/21-8/6 6/3 7/20 [H]

CIS-155-GW01COMPLETE

SPREADSHEETS3 20353

LEC/ WEB

Watson GW W 6p-8:50p 5/22-8/7 6/3 7/20[H][P: CIS-110,

CIS-115, or CIS-118]

CNG-262-GW55CISCO NETWORK

ASSOCIATE III5 20354

ELU/ WEB

Farmer GW W 6p-9p 5/22-6/26 5/28 6/17 [H][P: CNG-261]

CNG-263-GW55CISCO NETWORK

ASSOCIATE IV5 20355

ELU/ WEB

Farmer GW W 6p-9p 7/10-8/9 7/15 8/2 [H][P: CNG-262]

Create unique pieces of jewelry using metal wire. Learn basic wire wrapping, chain making, jump rings, head pins, ear wires, and simple soldering and hand-forming techniques. All levels welcome. Call the Lappala Center at 970-963-2172 for a tool and supply list. An additional $40 metals fee will be collected the first day of class.

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

Lab kit and microscope purchase required; please see syllabus details and information. *Veterinary Technology students may use BIO-230 to meet this prerequisite.

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

Emphasis on Office 2016. Please contact your instructor by email upon registering for this class.

Locations: GW = Glenwood Springs; SV = Spring Valley; DS = Distance Learning (IVS & WEB); CB = CarbondaleVisit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online-learning for information on how to begin Online Learning courses

and www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.

[M]College-level math required

[P]Pre-requisite

LCO State

Guaranteed Transfer

AApplies to

CMC AA/AS Degree

[R]College-level

composition & reading required

& Textbook required

through LMP

[C]Co-requisite

For more information and full course descriptions, please visit

www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes[H]

Hybrid ClassPaired

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

A COM-125-CB01INTERPERSONAL

COMMUNICATION3 18688 LEC Shaw CB MW 4:55p-6:55p 6/3-8/7 6/12 7/22 [R]

A COM-125-DS01INTERPERSONAL

COMMUNICATION3 18634 WEB Bledsoe DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

CRJ-208-DS01CRIMINAL EVIDENCE

3 18637 WEB Alstatt DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

CRJ-216-DS01JUVENILE LAW &

PROCEDURES3 18640 WEB Van Os DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

A ECE-101-DS01INTRO TO EARLY

CHILDHOOD EDUCATION

3 18642 WEB Thompson DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L ECO-201-DS01PRINCIPLES OF

MACROECONOMICS3 18646 WEB Steen DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L ECO-202-DS01PRINCIPLES OF

MICROECONOMICS3 18649 WEB Steen DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L ECO-202-GW01PRINCIPLES OF

MICROECONOMICS3 20356

LEC/ WEB

Cleaver GW T 6p-8:50p 6/4-8/6 6/13 7/21 [H][R]

A EDU-222-DS01EFFECTIVE TEACHING

1 19278 WEB Wodlinger DS 5/28-7/1 6/3 6/23 [R]

L ENG-121-CB01ENGLISH

COMPOSITION I3 18696 LEC TBA CB MW 7p-9:05p 6/3-8/7 6/12 7/22 [R]

L ENG-121-DS01ENGLISH

COMPOSITION I3 18656 WEB Yantz DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L ENG-121-GW01 3 20157 3:30p-6p

CCR-094-GW01 3 20156 6:30p-8:50p

L ENG-121-GW02ENGLISH

COMPOSITION I3 20158

LEC/ WEB

Meredith GW TTH 6:30p-8:50p 5/28-7/25 6/5 7/11 [H][R]

L ENG-122-DS01ENGLISH

COMPOSITION II3 18658 WEB Beaver DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [P: ENG-121]

L ENG-122-GW01ENGLISH

COMPOSITION II3 20165 LEC Hayduk GW TTH 6p-8:30p 5/28-7/30 6/6 7/14 [P: ENG-121]

A ENG-221-DS01CREATIVE WRITING

I3 18659 WEB Beaver DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [P: ENG-121]

L ENV-101-DS01INTRO TO

ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE

4 18662WEB/ LAB

Gaddis DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L GEO-105-DS01WORLD REGIONAL

GEOGRAPHY3 18686 WEB Gumbrecht DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L HIS-101-DS01WESTERN

CIVILIZATION: ANTIQUITY TO 1650

3 18690 WEB Hayden DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L HIS-121-DS01US HISTORY TO

RECONSTRUCTION3 18691 WEB Kaemmerling DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L HIS-122-DS01US HISTORY SINCE

THE CIVIL WAR3 18693 WEB Kaemmerling DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L HIS-225-DS01COLORADO

HISTORY3 18694 WEB Hayden DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

HIT-120-DS33WORKING WITH

HEALTH IT SYSTEMS4 18757 WEB TBA DS 5/20-8/9 6/3 7/20

[P: HPR-106, HPR-178, and

MAP-110]

HOS-116-DS01 SPA RETAILING 3 18698 WEBTin Tun

KirkpatrickDS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

HOS-226-DS01SUPERVISION IN

THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY

3 18700 WEB Hunter DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

Students must enroll in both ENG-121-GW01 and CCR-094-GW01. For questions about this hybrid course, please contact Lora Meredith at lmeredith@coloradomtn.edu. *Please speak with a counselor or advisor regarding placement in this course.

For questions about this hybrid course, please contact Lora Meredith at lmeredith@coloradomtn.edu.

A lab kit is required, please see the syllabus for ordering information. A required field trip will be scheduled on a day to be determined.

Text required; please see syllabus for more information.

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

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

6/5 [H][R*] 7/11ENGLISH

COMPOSITION I & STUDIO 121

LEC/ WEB

Meredith GW TTH 5/28-7/25

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

Locations: GW = Glenwood Springs; SV = Spring Valley; DS = Distance Learning (IVS & WEB); CB = CarbondaleVisit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online-learning for information on how to begin Online Learning courses

and www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.4

HOS-240-DS01PURCHASING &

MENU PLANNING3 18737 WEB Hunter DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

HOS-255-DS01HUMAN RESOURCE

MANAGEMENT3 18739 WEB

Tin Tun Kirkpatrick

DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

HPR-102-CB01CPR FOR

PROFESSIONALS1 18805

LEC/ LAB

Kroesen CB S 8a-5p 7/27 7/25 7/27

HPR-102-GW01CPR FOR

PROFESSIONALS1 19711

LEC/ LAB

Kroesen GW S 8a-5p 6/15 6/13 6/15

HPR-106-DS33LAW & ETHICS FOR

HEALTH PROFESSIONALS

2 18836 WEB Van Os DS 5/20-8/9 6/3 7/20 [R]

HPR-118-DS01INTRO TO

NUTRITION2 18741 WEB

Rada-Sidinger

DS 5/28-8/2 6/7 7/17

A HPR-178-DS01MEDICAL

TERMINOLOGY2 18758 WEB

Uchitelle-Rogers

DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L HUM-123-DS01THE MODERN

WORLD3 18760 WEB Bruch DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

A HWE-100-CB01 HUMAN NUTRITION 3 18660 LEC Weatherwax CB TTH 1p-3:50p 5/21-6/27 5/28 6/18 [H]

A HWE-100-DS01 HUMAN NUTRITION 3 18761 WEBRada-

SidingerDS 5/28-8/2 6/7 7/17

HWE-103-CB01COMMUNITY FIRST

AID & CPR1 18806

LEC/ LAB

Kroesen CB F 8a-5:30p 7/26 7/24 7/26

HWE-103-CB02COMMUNITY FIRST AID & CPR W/AED

1 18807WEB/ LAB

Wirth CB F 9a-6p 6/7 6/5 6/7

HWE-103-GW01COMMUNITY FIRST

AID AND CPR1 20067

LEC/ LAB

Kroesen GW F 8a-5:30p 6/14 6/12 6/14

A HWE-111-DS01 HEALTH & FITNESS 3 18763 WEB Lapka DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L LIT-115-DS01INTRO TO

LITERATURE I3 18765 WEB Hayduk DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

MAP-110-DS33MEDICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION

4 18918 WEBGreene-Walzak

DS 5/20-8/9 6/3 7/20 [R]

MAP-120-DS33MEDICAL OFFICE

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

4 18919 WEBGreene-Walzak

DS 5/20-8/9 6/3 7/20 [R]

MAR-155-DS01SOCIAL MEDIA FOR

BUSINESS3 18770 WEB Martin DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

A MAR-216-DS01PRINCIPLES OF

MARKETING3 18771 WEB Martin DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

[P: BUS-115 or BUS-102]

MAT-050-GW01 4 20175

AAA-095-GW01 1 20081

MAT-055-GW01 4 20177 4:30p-5:45p

MAT-025-GW01 1 20172 6p-9p

MAT-107-DS01 CAREER MATH 3 18769 WEB Surgent DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22[P: MAT-050, MAT-055, or MAT-090]

7/16 [P: *] TWTH 9a-11:30aQUANTITATIVE

LITERACY & MATH HELPS

LEC Shepard GW 5/28-8/1 6/6

TTH 5/28-8/8 6/7 [P: *] 7/21

Text required; please see syllabus for more information.

Text required; please see syllabus for more information.

Students must enroll in both AAA-095-GW01 and MAT-050-GW01. *Please speak with a counselor or advisor regarding placement in this course.

Students must enroll in both MAT-055-GW01 and MAT-025-GW01. *Please speak with a counselor or advisor regarding placement in this course.

ALGEBRAIC LITERACY & LAB

GWVargasLEC/ LAB

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

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

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 includes basic patient assessment, basic airway management, and rescue breathing and CPR for infant, child, and adult patients.

Introduces basic principles of nutrition with emphasis on personal nutrition.

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.

This is an American Heart Association Blended Learning course. Part One, the knowledge portion of the course, is completed online and Part Two, the skill session, is completed in person with an instructor during the scheduled hours for the class. Students must contact the instructor to schedule their 2.5 hour skill testing time slot and present the completed AHA online certificate. Students are encouraged to contact Kerry Wirth, 970-236-0459, for details.

Locations: GW = Glenwood Springs; SV = Spring Valley; DS = Distance Learning (IVS & WEB); CB = CarbondaleVisit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online-learning for information on how to begin Online Learning courses

and www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.

[M]College-level math required

[P]Pre-requisite

LCO State

Guaranteed Transfer

AApplies to

CMC AA/AS Degree

[R]College-level

composition & reading required

& Textbook required

through LMP

[C]Co-requisite

For more information and full course descriptions, please visit

www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes[H]

Hybrid ClassPaired

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

L MAT-121-DS01 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 4 18774 WEB Barchers DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22[P: MAT-055 or MAT-099]

L MAT-121-GW01 COLLEGE ALGEBRA 4 20180 LEC Vargas GW TTH 9a-12p 5/28-8/8 6/7 7/21[P: MAT-055 or MAT-099]

L MAT-122-GW01COLLEGE

TRIGONOMETRY3 20182 LEC Vargas GW TTH 1p-3:20p 5/28-8/8 6/7 7/21 [P: MAT-121]

L MAT-125-DS01SURVEY OF CALCULUS

4 18778 WEB Romanova DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [P: MAT-121]

L MAT-125-GW01SURVEY OF CALCULUS

4 20183 LEC Reining GW TWTH 4p-6p 5/21-8/1 5/31 7/14 [P: MAT-121]

L MAT-135-DS01INTRO TO

STATISTICS3 18775 WEB Barchers DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

[P: MAT-050, MAT-055, or

MAT-099][R]

MOT-131-DS33ADVANCED

INSURANCE BILLING & CODING

3 18929 LEC Kuhlmann DS 5/20-8/9 6/3 7/20

[P: CIS-118, HPR-106, HPR-178, MAP-110, and

MAP-120]

L MUS-120-DS01MUSIC

APPRECIATION3 18780 WEB Rusthoi DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

A OUT-127-SV01 RIVER KAYAKING 1 20472 LEC TBA SV * * 7/17-7/21 7/15 7/20 29

A OUT-138-SV01WHITEWATER

RAFTING1 20473 LAB Norman SV * * 6/19-6/30 6/20 6/27 106

A OUT-140-SV01SWIFT WATER RESCUE TECH I

1 20474 LAB Gram SV FSSU 8a-6p 6/7-6/9 6/5 6/9 26

A OUT-221-SV01TOP ROPE CLIMBING

1 20502 LAB Schneiter SV * * 6/28-6/30 6/26 6/30 82

A OUT-222-SV01 SPORT CLIMBING 1 20504 LAB Schneiter SV * * 7/12-7/14 7/10 7/14 61

PAR-118-DS01 CONTRACTS 3 18782 WEB Van Os DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

PAR-201-DS01 CIVIL LITIGATION 3 18783 WEB Luevano DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [P: PAR-115]

PAR-213-DS01LEGAL RESEARCH &

WRITING I3 18784 WEB Luevano DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

PAR-287-DS01COOPERATIVE

EDUCATION3 18785 WEB Van Os DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

PAR-289-DS01 CAPSTONE 3 18786 WEB Van Os DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

A PED-163-GW01 MARTIAL ARTS I 1 20069 LAB Oglesby GW TTH 6:30p-8:50p 5/21-6/27 5/28 6/18

A PED-163-GW02 MARTIAL ARTS I 1 20075 LAB Oglesby GW TTH 6:30p-8:50p 7/2-8/8 7/8 7/30

A PED-216-CB01PHYSICAL

CONDITIONING1 18684 LAB Hinchliffe CB TF 8:30a-9:50a 6/3-8/9 6/13 7/23

L PHI-111-DS01INTRO TO

PHILOSOPHY3 18789 WEB Rice DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

This course will focus on beginning and intermediate rafting skills. All rafting equipment is provided, including life-jackets. *The initial classroom lesson at the Glenwood Center (6/19, 6p) will cover course logistics, equipment, and rafting skills. Three full-day field trips are held on local rivers: 6/22 (8a-5p), 6/29 (8a-6:30p), and 6/30 (8a-6:30p).

Covers the basics of whitewater kayaking including river running skills, boating safety, and an introduction to the kayak roll. Equipment is available to rent from Alpine Kayak for a fee of $75. Minimum age 17. *The pre-class meeting will take place at the CMC Glenwood Center 7/17 at 5p. The second meeting on 7/19 (5p-9p) will be at the Glenwood Rec Center pool. The field weekend dates (7/20 & 7/21, 8a-6p) will take place on local rivers.

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

Text required; see syllabus for more information.

Special course materials are required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus.

Special course materials are required. Please contact your instructor and refer to your syllabus.

This class emphasizes face climbing skills and leading sport routes. Topics will include building anchors and lead climbing on sport routes. The class meets at 8a on 7/12 at the Spring Valley campus but will move to a local climbing area for the remainder of the day (until 6p), and students will spend the entirety of the next two days outside at local climbing areas (7/13 & 7/14, 8a-6p).

This is the first of a four-class climbing series that includes Sport Climbing, Rock II and Climbing Self-Rescue. Topics of instruction include climbing basics: tying knots, belaying, rappelling, and climbing movements. Climbing gear is provided. Minimum age 18. *The class meets at 8a on 6/28 at the Spring Valley Campus but will move to a local climbing area for the remainder of the day (until 6p), and students will spend the entirety of the next two days outside at local climbing areas (6/29 & 6/30, 8a-6p).

Trains and certifies river professionals and recreational users how to handle emergencies and rescue situations on the river. Topics include shallow water crossings, river swims, swimming rescues, shore-based rescues, boat handling and boat-based rescues, equipment and communication in a variety of rescue scenarios. Minimum age 17.

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

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

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

Locations: GW = Glenwood Springs; SV = Spring Valley; DS = Distance Learning (IVS & WEB); CB = CarbondaleVisit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online-learning for information on how to begin Online Learning courses

and www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.6

L PHI-112-DS01 ETHICS 3 18790 WEB Rice DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L PHI-113-DS01 LOGIC 3 18791 WEB Rice DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L PHI-218-DS01ENVIRONMENTAL

ETHICS3 18794 WEB Gilgulin DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L POS-111-DS01AMERICAN

GOVERNMENT3 18795 WEB Cassell DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L PSY-101-DS01GENERAL

PSYCHOLOGY I3 18796 WEB Carmitchel DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L PSY-102-CB01GENERAL

PSYCHOLOGY II3 18701 LEC Persiko CB TTH 5:30p-8p 6/4-8/8 6/13 7/23 [R]

L PSY-102-DS01GENERAL

PSYCHOLOGY II3 18797 WEB Conrad DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L PSY-231-DS01POSITIVE

PSYCHOLOGY3 19288 WEB Fazande DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L PSY-235-DS01HUMAN GROWTH &

DEVELOPMENT3 18798 WEB Minch DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L PSY-235-GW01HUMAN GROWTH &

DEVELOPMENT3 20076

LEC/ WEB

Persiko GW MW 6p-8:50p 6/3-7/22 6/10 7/10 [H][R]

L SOC-101-DS01INTRO TO

SOCIOLOGY I3 18799 WEB Latchaw DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

L SOC-215-DS01CONTEMPORARY

SOCIAL PROBLEMS3 18800 WEB Latchaw DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [R]

SPA-101-GW01CONVERSATIONAL

SPANISH I3 20087 LEC Moore GW TTH 6p-8:50p 6/4-7/25 6/11 7/12

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

ACC-431-GW44TAXATION OF BUSINESS

ENTITIES3 19339

IVS/ WEB

Ninger GW T 5:20p-7:30p 6/4-8/6 6/13 7/21 [H][P: ACC-331]

BUS-334-DS01ORGANIZATIONAL

LEADERSHIP3 18612 WEB Widmer DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22 [P: ENG-121]

BUS-485-DS01 CAPSTONE 3 18615 WEB Martin DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

ECO-429-DS01ECONOMICS FOR

MANAGERIAL DECISIONS

3 18650 WEB Blair DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22[P: ECO-201, ECO-202, and MAT-121]

MAN-486-DS01LEADING & MANAGING

CHANGE3 18766 WEB Hertel DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

[P: MAN-328, MAR-326]

MAN-497-DS01BUSINESS STRATEGY

(CAPSTONE)4 18767 WEB

Cartelli/ Kingston

DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

[P: FIN-325, MAR-326, BIS-334, MAN-328, ECO-202, BUS-

216, BUS-217]

MAR-326-DS01CONTEMPORARY

MARKETING3 18772 WEB Cartelli DS 5/28-8/9 6/10 7/22

[P: ENG-121, COM-115]

SUS-350-SV01PERMACULTURE DESIGN

I3 20228

LEC/ WEB

Fielder/ Vardy

SVSSU M*

9a-5p* 6/1-8/9 6/11 7/23 [P: **]

SUS-351-SV01PERMACULTURE DESIGN

II4 20230

LEC/ WEB

Fielder/ Vardy

SVTHF SSU*

9a-4p* 6/1-8/9 6/11 7/23 [P: SUS-350]

This class includes an overview of permaculture principles plus hands-on experience observing and working with permaculture systems throughout the Roaring Fork Valley. Students will work with permaculture practitioners and apply what they learn to design a real space. *This class meets 9a-5p, 6/1-6/3 and 6/8-6/10, and students will also spend time outside of class doing individual study and service at a permaculture site of their choice. This class is open to community members as well as degree-seekers. Contact Adrian Fielder with questions at 970-947-8246 or afielder@coloradomtn.edu. **Students must have an Associate's or Bachelor's degree or junior standing, or instructor permission in order to register for this class.

In this class, students will apply whole-systems thinking to design a permaculture site. Suitable farming or gardening sites will be provided if students do not have their own space. After completion of this course, students will receive the internationally-recognized Permaculture Design Certificate. *This class meets 9a-4p, 6/13-6/16 and 7/18-7/21, and students will also spend time outside of class doing both individual study and group work for a design project due 8/8. Contact Adrian Fielder at 970-947-8246 or afielder@coloradomtn.edu with questions.

C O U R S E C O D E C O U R S E T I T L E C R S Y N T Y P E I N S T R U C T O R L O C . D A Y S D A T E S T I M E S R E F U N D W / D R A W R E Q U I R E M E N T S

Bachelor’s Degree Classes

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

*Military/veterans, citizens aged 62 and over, and second homeowners within CMC's district may qualify for reduced tuition rates. More at: www.ColoradoMtn.edu/Tuition.

PAYMENTApril 22–May 8 registrations: payment and/or payment arrangements due before midnight on May 8, 2019.

May 9–August 9 registrations: payment and/or payment arrangements due before midnight the day following registration.

GET STARTEDThere are several ways to sign up for classes at Colorado Mountain College. Read this section for detailed information on advising, placement testing, and registering for classes.

ACCUPLACER 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 must call the front desk to reserve a spot for testing.

To view the Testing Calendar:1. Go to www.coloradomtn.edu and click on the Admissions tab 2. Select Apply–Get Started and scroll to the Placement Testing link at the bottom

of the page. Then click on the Calendar link to find a date that works for you!

TO REGISTER FOR A CREDIT COURSECredit courses are indicated by the purple, 5-digit SYN. number (Example: 12345). For non-credit classes, please see the Continuing Education schedule.

CURRENT STUDENTSIf you have taken credit classes in the past ten months, you may register in person or online at: http://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:

Apply for Admission Complete a Registration FormSupply transcripts or placement test scores for

courses requiring a prerequisite

Visit www.coloradomtn.edu/Register to get started!

ACADEMIC ADVISINGA successful education begins with advising, and all students are strongly encouraged to meet with our college counselors. Contact any CMC location to make an appoinment for academic advising and career planning.

COLORADO MOUNTAIN COLLEGE SPRING VALLEY

CMC CARBONDALE CMC GLENWOOD SPRINGS

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 $80 $80 Varies by course. For costs see course description.

CMC Service Area $170 $170

In-State $180 $180

Out-of-State $453 $453

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 970-947-8256 or jdhammon@coloradomtn.edu.

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

Locations: GW = Glenwood Springs; SV = Spring Valley; DS = Distance Learning (IVS & WEB); CB = CarbondaleVisit www.ColoradoMtn.edu/online-learning for information on how to begin Online Learning courses

and www.ColoradoMtn.edu/classes for descriptions and information on hybrid classes.