Liberal Arts - Associate of Arts - Faculty

Our teachers create a personal learning atmosphere that is available only for upper division students at many schools. Professors here enjoy working closely with students in our Associate of Arts college transfer degree program. They thrive on helping students grow and succeed. Often they take their classes away from the textbooks and into real-life learning in the Colorado Rocky Mountains. Many teachers are active in their liberal arts field of study - writing books, theater, directing plays, fine art, conducting research, learning the latest trends. And they bring this learning back to enhance the classroom.

Counselors and advisors are available to help you chart your course in our Associate of Arts program. For transfer or career counseling, you can turn to these professionals.

The library system at Colorado Mountain College includes collections at each residential campus. Books from these locations are available to all campuses. Our campuses are also linked via computer to other university, college and local library systems, thus providing access to books and documents from around the state and nation. Each Colorado Mountain College location provides full, high speed Internet connections. Many of our college locations offer activities outside the classroom which expand learning opportunities for Associate of Arts and Liberal Arts: Fine art shows and theater productions, mountain orientation, lecture series, public debates, and special seminars.