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Career Exploration
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Cheerful school-themed flyer with a white background, thick black border, and colorful illustrations of pencils, notebooks, backpacks, stars, and other school supplies. The CMC logo appears at the top, followed by large handwritten black “Registration Rally” lettering over a yellow brushstroke. A turquoise banner announces November 19, 10 AM–2 PM, in the 300 Quad. A yellow sticky-note graphic lists hot cocoa, tea, coffee, cookie decorating, prizes, and registration help. A photograph of CMC's Alumni Courtyard appears beside it. A blue panel at the bottom explains that Winter/Spring registration begins November 16 and students registering by November 18 can enter a drawing for up to $1,000 in gift cards.
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Registration Rally
Flyer for The Huddle, an 8 week men's group at CMC in fall, 2026.
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The Huddle
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Flyer for Built for More, a workshop on masculinity in society, fall, 2026.
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Desert-themed flyer in warm orange, brown, and cream tones, featuring Joshua trees, mountain silhouettes, a setting sun, and a film reel graphic. Large title reads “The Learning Lens: Exploring Culture Through Film,” with a Native American Heritage Month banner beneath it. Two side-by-side film panels feature Tuhaymani’chi Pal Waniqa (The Water Flows Always) on Tuesday, November 10, and Cara Romero: Following the Light on Tuesday, November 17. Each panel includes film artwork and a description. Both screenings take place 11:30 AM–12:30 PM at the Christine Proudfoot Student Activity Center. CMC Student Life logo at bottom.
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Learning Lens: Exploring Culture Through Film

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Bold Black Student Union flyer featuring a black background with bright red, yellow, green, and white African-inspired geometric patterns. Large handwritten-style lettering reads “The Spot” at the top. A colorful silhouette of the African continent fills the left side, while a yellow panel on the right describes a welcoming space for students whose heritage is rooted in Black, African-American, or African communities. Circular icons represent community, conversation, and support. Meetings begin Thursday, November 12, 9–10 AM, in the Library Meeting Room. No gatherings November 19, December 17, or December 24. Large red, yellow, and green “BSU” lettering appears at the bottom.
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The Spot: Black Student Union (BSU) Weekly Gathering
Dark navy and orange flyer with a dramatic desert mountain sunset background. Large distressed white lettering reads “THE HUDDLE,” with orange handwritten “Hangout” underneath. A tilted, white-bordered image from the film Big Daddy appears on the left, while a movie clapperboard graphic and event details appear on the right. An orange banner announces Thursday, November 12, 5–6:30 PM. Pizza provided, no registration required. Location is the Christine Proudfoot Student Activity Center. CMC Wellness Center logo at bottom.
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The Huddle Hangout
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Desert-themed flyer in warm orange, brown, and cream tones, featuring Joshua trees, mountain silhouettes, a setting sun, and a film reel graphic. Large title reads “The Learning Lens: Exploring Culture Through Film,” with a Native American Heritage Month banner beneath it. Two side-by-side film panels feature Tuhaymani’chi Pal Waniqa (The Water Flows Always) on Tuesday, November 10, and Cara Romero: Following the Light on Tuesday, November 17. Each panel includes film artwork and a description. Both screenings take place 11:30 AM–12:30 PM at the Christine Proudfoot Student Activity Center. CMC Student Life logo at bottom.
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Learning Lens: Exploring Culture Through Film
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Job Searching with EDJoin

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Brightly colored Native American Heritage Month flyer with a white background, purple border, and rainbow-colored geometric accents. Large black text reads “CRAFT & CHILL,” followed by “Inspired by the Art of Jeffrey Gibson.” Three rectangular examples of Gibson's vibrant, text-based artwork feature neon pink, yellow, turquoise, green, and orange geometric patterns. A lavender text panel describes the activity. Wednesday, November 18, 11 AM–noon, at the Christine Proudfoot Student Activity Center. Participants will create personal flags inspired by Gibson's work. CMC Student Life logo at bottom.
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Craft & Chill: Inspired by the Artwork of Jeffrey Gibson
Colorful Copper Mountain College flyer with a white background, thick black border, and playful illustrations of pencils, notebooks, backpacks, stars, and school supplies. The upper section features a teal brushstroke banner reading “Registration Workshop” in white script. The workshop takes place November 18 at 1 PM in the Student Activities Center or via Zoom. A blue-highlighted Zoom link appears beneath the details. The lower section features “Registration Rally” in large black script over a yellow brushstroke, with a red “Enter to Win!” banner. A QR code accompanies information about a prize drawing of up to $1,000 for students who register for classes between November 12 and 19. Entry deadline is November 19.
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Registration Workshop
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Native American Heritage Month flyer for “Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP): Awareness, Advocacy & Allyship.” The cream-colored design features bold black and red typography, red, black, and white geometric borders, and a silhouette of an Indigenous woman with a red handprint over her mouth. A desert mountain landscape separates the title from the event details. The virtual panel takes place Friday, November 20, from 9–10:30 AM via Zoom. Three circular photographs introduce panelists Melissa Irons, Indigenous Student Representative and Community Advocate; Nicole Merton, Indigenous Storyteller, Filmmaker, and Photographer; and Hester Van Hooven Ward, Co-Founder of Allies United. Red banners highlight the importance of awareness, advocacy, and allyship. A QR code and CMC Student Life logo appear at the bottom. The IDEA+ Flex session is open to CMC students, faculty, and staff.
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Missing and Murdered Indigenous People (MMIP): Awareness, Advocacy & Allyship
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Flyer for Annual Festival of Wreaths fundraiser by Copper Mountain College Foundation on Sunday, November 22, 2026 in the Bell Center, 6162 Rotary Way, Joshua Tree. Tickets are $10 to the event.
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Festival of Wreaths

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Cover Letter Workshop
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Bold Black Student Union flyer featuring a black background with bright red, yellow, green, and white African-inspired geometric patterns. Large handwritten-style lettering reads “The Spot” at the top. A colorful silhouette of the African continent fills the left side, while a yellow panel on the right describes a welcoming space for students whose heritage is rooted in Black, African-American, or African communities. Circular icons represent community, conversation, and support. Meetings begin Thursday, November 12, 9–10 AM, in the Library Meeting Room. No gatherings November 19, December 17, or December 24. Large red, yellow, and green “BSU” lettering appears at the bottom.
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The Spot: Black Student Union (BSU) Weekly Gathering
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Think Together Hiring Event
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