Employee Benefits
As a Mines employee, you are eligible to participate in a wide range of benefits. Many benefits are the same among all employment classifications, but some depend on the type of position you hold and percentage of full time.
Academic, Administrative, Library, Athletics, and Research Faculty Benefits
Public Employees Retirement Association (PERA) - All Non-Student Employment
PERA is Colorado's substitute for Social Security for its public employees. All employees of Colorado School of Mines, regardless of employment classification, are PERA members. As a PERA member you may be eligible to participate in their 401(k), disability, and life insurance plans. For more information on PERA visit www.copera.org.
Dependents of eligible employees may attend Colorado School of Mines at a reduced tuition rate. The amount of the tuition reduction under this benefit is up to 50 percent of in-state tuition. In compliance with I.R.S. rules, the benefit applies to undergraduates only.
Dependent Tuition Reduction Application
Public employees may participate in optional voluntary retirement plans which supplement the mandatory PERA contributions. All employees are eligible to participate in the State of Colorado 457 Deferred Compensation Plan and PERA's 401(k) plan. Additionally, employees at Mines may voluntarily participate in 403(b) tax-sheltered annuity plans.
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MetLife |
AXA Equitable contact: Jonathan Hume, 720-946-7392 |
| TIAA-CREF contact: Mark Vossler, 303-607-2300 (x2527) |
Northwestern contact: Dennis Miller, 303-237-2713 |
| Ameriprise Financial contact: Erik Sorenson, 303-721-6055 |
The State of Colorado establishes 10 holidays for all government institutions. Rules provide for agencies to adopt an alternative holiday schedule. Mines observes an alternative holiday schedule, which generally provides employees time off between Christmas and New Year's, as well as other holidays throughout the year.
Other discounts and services available to employees are:
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Mines HIPAA Privacy Notice
Mines HIPAA Policy and Procedures
This benefits overview page is intended as a general description of the benefit plans and programs available to Colorado School of Mines employees. The amount and availability of benefits is governed by one or more of the following: plan documents for each plan, state statute, state personnel rules, or Mines policies and procedures. Any conflict between the content of this overview shall be governed by applicable plan documents, statutes, rules, policies and procedures. Colorado School of Mines reserves the right to modify, suspend or terminate these benefits at any time to the extent permitted by law. This information does not constitute an agreement of employment or guarantee any particular benefit.