Students named to Dean's List Congrats to the students named to the semester! These students took at least 15 credits of gradable hours and achieved a 3.60 or higher grade point average.
Manna staff help students enroll in SNAP To ensure FLC students have access to fresh, nutritious food, enroll in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program.
FLC alumnus digitizing local historic tribal publication The Southern Ute Drum Local historic tribal publication The Southern Ute Drum is utilizing the expertise of Fabian Martinez (History, '18) to the paper's extensive inventory of publications and photographs.
FLC ranked in top 100 Philosophy bachelor's degrees in the U.S. For its standout academics and affordability, FLC is in the U.S. by Great Value Colleges.
FLC Indigenous Society of Psychologists shed light on the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women movement During halftime at a local high school basketball game, two students from the FLC Indigenous Society of Psychologists .
Conceptual artist Trey Duvall's exhibit "Hat on a Hat" displayed at FLC Conceptual artist Trey Duvall (Art, '09) invited his hometown community to explore absurdity and repeated tasks of doing and non-doing in his at the FLC Art Gallery.
Assistant Professor Joslynn Lee interviewed for Chemical & Engineering News Assistant Professor of Chemistry Joslynn Lee (Chemistry and Cellular & Molecular Biology, '06) about her path as a student and chemist, and her return home to teach at FLC.
Brian Smith honored as Change Management Principal of the Year Thanks to his innovative uses of technology as executive principal at Colorado Springs' Falcon Middle School, Brian Smith (Chemistry, '02) was honored as the Change Management Principal of the Year by the National Council on Digital Convergence.
Shelly Thompson hired as Cultural Preservation Director Shelly Thompson (Political Science, '03) is the new in Ignacio, Colorado, working to spread culture and share the work of the SUCC with the Ute community.
Professor Jared Beeton publishes Mammoth dig site research The only extinct giant wolf from the ice ages ever found in Colorado was recently discovered at a Mammoth dig site. Assistant Professor of Environmental Studies Jared Beeton documented and published this and other findings in the Annals of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science.
Anthropology student Jon Fox published research on crescent-shaped tools Crescent-shaped stone tools were used by people throughout far western North America at the end of the last ice age. Assistant Professor of Anthropology Jesse Tune and Anthropology student Jon Fox published research on the only artifact of this type that has ever been found on the Colorado Plateau.
Professor David Gonzales was selected as the winner of The Mountain Geologist Best Paper Award for 2019 Professor of Geosciences David Gonzales (Geology, '82) was selected as for 2019 for his research on breccia dikes in the western San Juan Mountains of Colorado.
FLC farm-incubator program alumni find carrot fame Farmers Max Fields (Environmental Studies, '15) and James Plate (Business Administration, '14) are FLC Old Fort farm-incubator program alumni who grown at 7,600 feet in the Animas Valley and their heritage, grass-fed lambs.
Safer at Home for FLC This past week, the Governor’s Office provided more guidance regarding the Safer at Home phase of coronavirus mitigation that will slowly become our new statewide reality after April 27. We’ve attached some graphics from the state for more information.
Graduating seniors showcase undergraduate research online Provost Nixon welcomed graduating seniors into the world of ideas at the virtual Undergraduate Research & Creative Activities Symposium.