Current Students

 

Get the most out of your CMCI experience.

Getting involved and connecting with peers is an important part of the college experience.

We offer student media outlets and clubs, so students can gain hands-on experience and develop connections along the way.

CMCI students plan events like TEDxCU, produce sports broadcast shows, write for our award-winning online news source, pitch advertising and public relation campaign ideas to real companies, network with professionals and alumni in their fields, compete in national student competitions, get published in local news outlets, and foster community dialogue.

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Undergraduate Advising

The CMCI advising team offers in-person and virtual appointments, which can be booked through . 

 

Internship and Career Opportunities

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CMCI Career Services connects students and alumni with top employers in the fields of media, communication and information, with over 3,000 employers in the office’s database. The office also provides career counseling, resume reviews, workshops, career fairs, mock job interviews and more.

  CMCI Career Services

Student Counseling Services

Counseling and Psychiatric Services (CAPS) offers confidential, on-campus mental health and psychiatric services for a variety of concerns such as academics, anxiety, body image, depression, relationships, substance use and more. All services are remote this semester. 

Screening appointments can be scheduled through the . This is the first step for all clinical services. 

  • SilverCloud Health: CU’s online program to support emotional health and well-being at your own pace. 
  • Peer Wellness Coaching: Free service available to all ¾«Æ·SMÔÚÏßӰƬ students. Attend one-on-one virtual meetings with peer coaches to help set and achieve wellness goals. Schedule a session online. 
  • CAPS hosts workshops on a variety of topics. View upcoming dates for workshops on managing anxiety, practicing mindfulness, determining ways to coping with emotions, and methods to manage stress. 
  • Health and Wellness Services also hosts workshops.  for workshops on managing anxiety, practicing healthy sleeping habits, and managing stress. 
  • Feel Good Fridays is a drop-in group that lead you through a powerful guided meditation to help you reduce stress, relax and feel better.  

Trinity Bryant

CMCI Embedded Therapist
Wellness
trinity.bryant@colorado.edu

CMCI in D.C.

Intern and learn in the nation's capital

Challenge yourself, hone your professional skills and explore one of America’s most dynamic cities through CMCI in D.C. You'll complete a customized internship while exploring a new city and discovering yourself.

Opportunities in CMCI

The Vault

 

Equipment / Labs

As a CMCI student, you will gain access to podcasting booths, broadcasting studios, an immersive media lab, equipment vaults and more.  The equipment vaults"include hundreds of cameras, audio and light equipment, along with other gear, available for all CMCI students to check out free to rent. Develop your portfolio and experience by learning and practicing various brands and styles.

See the equipment website for details →

Diversity, Equity and Inclusion

CMCI believes academic programs are only excellent when everyone has a real chance to succeed. We strive to be a supportive learning community where diversity, equity and inclusion genuinely thrive.

Learn more about DEI

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Students in Radio 1190

Be Involved

Students will still have the opportunity to build community and get involved. Many of our student clubs and media organizations will be holding virtual club meetings, holding online events, and supporting peers through community building on social media and via the campus Zoom platform.

Many club meetings may occur online.  We are committed to continuing this important leadership and community building opportunities for students.

Be Involved ​

 

Student Work

At CMCI, you can start creating work you’re proud of from day one. Through hands-on projects and other opportunities, you will develop a range of skills while building your portfolio. Check out our student media gallery to get an idea of what you can create.

View the Gallery

Collage of student work

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Research and Creative Work

The College of Media, Communication and Information is home to several internationally recognized centers of academic excellence that provide valuable new research and insight on contemporary issues: 

  • Center for Communication and Democratic Engagement
  • Center for Documentary and Ethnographic Media
  • Center for Environmental Journalism
  • Center for Media, Religion and Culture
  • Center for Race, Media and Technology
  • Immersive Media Lab
  • Media Archaeology Lab
  • Media Economies Design Lab
  • NEST Studio for the Arts

Learn more

 

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