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  • Student Absence Form Announcement
    If you are going to miss class for any reason, don't forget to work directly with your professors. If you must miss class for a family or medical emergency, or due to medical circumstance leading to absence for multiple weeks, you can submit a Student Services Absence Notification Form which will send an email notification to instructors from the Student Services Office. This form is not meant for common illnesses such as the cold and flu. The email sent on behalf of the student is a courtesy notification to notify instructors of absences: the notice does not excuse you from class, unless stated in the class syllabus. You are still responsible for connecting with each of your instructors regarding the course expectations as outlined in the course syllabus, specifically regarding absences and make up work. Documentation regarding absences will be kept on file for one year. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact the Office of the Vice President for Student Services at [email protected] or 970.248.1366. 
  • Geothermal Update
    In case you missed it, CMU is expanding the Geothermal System. With 130,000 ft. of pipe being installed more than 600 ft underground, this addition will help warm and cool an additional 250,000 sq. ft. of buildings. The map below shows impacted areas on the main campus. Learn more here
  • CMU Annual Security Report

    As required by the Campus Security Act, this message is to let you know that the Colorado Mesa University annual security report is now available.

    Links to the reports for the main campus, the Bishop Campus and the Montrose Campus may be found online at coloradomesa.edu/safety/awareness/clery-reports. A paper copy of the annual security report for any campus is available upon request at the Police Sub-Station, the Office of Human Resources, and the Housing Office on the main campus, as well as the main offices of the Bishop and Montrose campuses.

    This report shows the number of crimes reported on the campus, on public property surrounding the campus, and on certain non-campus facilities for the past three years. It also provides information about crime prevention and safety programs on campus, information for victims of crimes, fire safety and steps to be taken in case of an emergency.