A video created by Colorado College students as part of the course, FG110 Introduction to Feminist and Gender Studies, taught by Assistant Professor Heidi Lewis during Block 5, 2012.
A video created by Colorado College students as part of the course, FG110 Introduction to Feminist and Gender Studies, taught by Assistant Professor Heidi Lewis during Block 5, 2013.
A video created by Colorado College students as part of the course, FG110 Introduction to Feminist and Gender Studies, taught by Assistant Professor Heidi Lewis during Block 5, 2014.
In this brief video, Colorado College Professors Timothy Fuller and Thomas Cronin present Machiavelli's relevance to today's political debate.
Colorado College student and History/Political Science major, Perri Kramer discusses her experiences in classes and with professors.
Promises, Promises is a musical comedy based on the book by Neil Simon, music by Burt Bacharach, and lyrics by Hal David. This production is directed by Ann Brink, Instructor in Voice, and Daniel S. Brink, Lecturer in Music and Accompanist. Except for special guest, Thom Andreas, all cast members are voice students: Zachary Anderson, Doron Mitchell, Sarah Hupper, Oliver Kennan, Allyson Moore, Thomas Crandall, Suzannah Mikol, Arianne Beckman, William Colin Busby, Nicholas Geyer, Mariella Sinderhauf, Rebecca Blaine Carper, Zuri Randell, Michael Reed Gosage, Robin Hinson, Arianne Beckman, Raquel Vasquez.
A family traveling on the Oregon Trail finds a man stranded in the wilderness.
A collection of personal accounts and stories of people living with fatal food allergies.
Video clips of 2013-2014 Colorado College Men's Hockey Team Member, Charlie Taft. These clips include goals made by Charlie Taft against Minnesota-Duluth (October 18, 2013), Miami (January 24, 2014) and Western Michigan (February 15, 2014).
Video clip of the 2013-2014 Colorado College Men's Hockey Team. This video clip shows a goal scored in the game between Colorado College and Denver University, played on November 9, 2013.
Footage of the 1950 NCAA Division I Championship Game. Colorado College won against Boston University with a final score of 13 to 4.
Head Coach Kelly Malhum and student athlete Liz Colbe talk about the Colorado College Women's Basketball Team, which is a small yet dedicated group that loves to play the game.
Head Coach Ted Castaneda, along with student athletes Jocelyn Jenks and Julian Boggs, talks about the benefits of the Colorado College Cross Country Team. Not only does the small, tight-knit team have a variety of runners, but because of the location, they can run in the mountains and take advantage of the fact that Colorado College is the only Division III school that offers altitude training.
Head Coach Susan Stuart, along with student athletes Mallory Newton and Kristin Rider, talks about the goals and benefits of the Colorado College Women's Lacrosse Team. In addition to its reputation for being competitive and one of top, nationally-ranked teams every year, the roster includes players from all over the country and gives student athletes a chance to push their limits and reach their full potential.
Head Coach Kyle Russell, along with student athletes Daniel Solomon and Kelsey Smith, discusses the benefits of the Colorado College Tennis Team. In addition to it being the only NCAA Division III school in Colorado, the team competes against Division and Division II teams. The roster includes players with a variety of backgrounds who have the advantage of training at altitude.
Athletics Director Ken Ralph speaks about the renovation and construction plans for the El Pomar Sports Center, which include a feasibility study for relocating Honnen Ice Rink. Ralph discusses the role of student health and wellness as driving forces behind the initiative. The El Pomar Foundation, which has been a long-standing supporter of health and wellness, provided the first money, but the College will rely on families, alumni, and alumnae for funding.
Colorado College faculty, students and the building architect, Antoine Predock, discuss the merging of disciplines with collaborative teaching and learning opportunities that the new Edith Kinney Gaylord Cornerstone Arts Center will allow.
Brief video clip with Colorado College President Dick Celeste explaining how the block plan allows field learning, and showing a Colorado College economics student on a field trip.
Jane Leighty-Justin (CC class of 1970) discusses the role of Colorado College in promoting critical thinking and community service, particularly in the commitment to foster an ongoing sense of responsibility to give back to one's community as its trustee.
Andrew Fahlund (CC class of 1991), Senior Vice President for Conservation with American Rivers, talks about Colorado College, liberal arts education and critical thinking.
In this brief message, Colorado College President Jill Tiefenthaler explains the value of liberal arts education.
Susie Romano (CC class of 1990) talks about varied Colorado College experiences: variety participation in student activities, class experiences, professors, and her ongoing involvement at CC.
In this overview, Walter E. Hecox, State of the Rockies project director and Elizabeth Kolbe, State of the Rockies program coordinator, present topics addressed during the 2009 State of the Rockies, including: How do environmental concerns affect life in the Rockies? How do we manage the inevitable growth here in the Rockies? What are megapolitans? Why should I care about the recreational sector of the Rockies?
In April of 2013, Colorado College hosted a momentous entrepreneurial event for its students. The Big Idea was a pitch event where Colorado College students presented their project idea before a panel of five judges in order to compete for $50,000 in funding towards the project. The panel reviewed the project ideas based on financial stability, effect on quality of life, feasibility and presentation, and the potential impact of the project on the world. In this video clip, entrepreneurs Navin Rahman, Samantha Barlow, and Alexander Harleen present their Big Idea, Disha.
In April of 2013, Colorado College hosted a momentous entrepreneurial event for its students. The Big Idea was a pitch event where Colorado College students presented their project idea before a panel of five judges in order to compete for $50,000 in funding towards the project. The panel reviewed the project ideas based on financial stability, effect on quality of life, feasibility and presentation, and the potential impact of the project on the world. In this video clip, entrepreneurs Dan Eppstein and Josh Anderson present their Big Idea, Piece 5 Applications.
