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Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design (RMCAD) is offering a scholarship tuition grant in an effort to help further develop educator’s careers and inspire the next generation of K-12 students during a time that has proven to be pivotal
Dear RMCAD Community, From our newest students to our longest-serving faculty members, I welcome you all to 2021! We begin this year with the largest student population in RMCAD history, and I know that it will be a year of
Greetings RMCAD Community, I write to you today to reflect on our progress. In 1963, well-known illustrator and educator Philip J. Steele founded the school that would become known as Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design, or simply RMCAD.
On June 1, 2020, RMCAD made a public statement to stand united against injustice, brutality and violence, prejudice, and racism. We recognized that speaking out was only the first step. Now, after listening and reflecting, we have identified steps and
LAKEWOOD, Colo., – As colleges around the country are making accommodations for their students in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, Rocky Mountain College of Art + Design (RMCAD) continues to excel in preparation for the fall term. RMCAD’s blended-learning model
After the killing of George Floyd in May 2020, protests quickly followed and are still happening across the country. A call for accountability to those responsible for the continued degradation, racially unequal mistreatment, and police brutality followed. RMCAD encourages all
Update: On Monday, August 3, 2020, RMCAD decided to delay fully reopening through the Fall A term. Instead, we will offer online instruction paired with increased on-campus resource access by appointment through a Blended+ learning environment. With RMCAD’s planned return
Knowing our past helps us understand our present to be better for the future. Communities have been protesting, donating, and voting to seek change after the killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Elijah McClain, and countless others. For those seeking
Dear RMCAD Community, On June 1, RMCAD made a public statement to stand united against injustice, brutality and violence, prejudice, and racism, and we recognized that speaking out was only the first step. Now, after a month of listening and
Demonstrations continue all around the world as protestors believe that there is still a lot left worth fighting for to create change. We all have a voice that should be used wisely when it comes to historical and continuous injustices.
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