Bobby Small and CityHawk PodTalk host, Gina Melso, sat down to do some much needed catching up. They discuss everything from his time being a student, work-study, and employee at CCD to getting diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis in 2005.

As a Hispanic-serving institution, CCD values diversity, equity, and inclusion. Dream.US is a program designed to support undocumented students who lack the necessary resources to pursue a college degree.

After discovering a story about Grant and her financially savvy ways of making over $6,000 a month in passive income, it only felt appropriate to check in and see how she’s doing years after graduating as a CityHawk.

At age 15, David Bondarchuck was homeless. After a day at the library, he saw someone on TV that changed his life. Read more ...

CCD Alumnus Jermaine Amado develops a scholarship for a student studying photography. Learn how you can do the same.

Micheal Smith didn’t know how to go to college until he found CCD.

For many young adults, their quest for an education begins when they recognize that their goals in life are limited by their current knowledge. For Paul Chavez, this awareness happened as he rediscovered his love of learning and a thirst for knowledge that only college could give him.

Epiphanies, or galvanizing moments, can happen anywhere, at any time and change the course of your life. For Michael Pennington, it happened when one of his CCD professors asked, “What are you doing now about it?” This question, and his resulting answer, changed the course of Pennington’s life giving him a renewed mission and a powerful purpose.

As a teacher now, Dr. Marilyn thinks of her CCD professor Everett Perkins and emulates his approach to teaching with the hope that she’ll have the same impact on a student that he had on her.

Julie Kersting, Broker/Owner of Pinon Real Estate Group in Buena Vista, Colorado attributes her success to the personalization she received at CCD. Learn more.