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Assistant Director of Admission Janis Koscielniak has always been dedicated, but she has gone above and beyond to ensure that students get their opportunity at a college education.

Congratulations graduates! While I have a few minutes before you move on to your next chapter, I’d like tell you a little about the history of Fort Lewis. A major theme in the story of FLC, which is now part of your story, is that change is difficult, people may doubt you, but take a chance and follow your own vision, work hard, fight, and you will be amazed what is possible.

Over 500 Skyhawks earned their degrees at Spring Commencement 2016.

On a cold and sunny day in April, more than 500 FLC students walked across the stage at Whalen Gymnasium to receive their bachelor's degrees. Check out the social media around the event from graduates, faculty, staff, friends, and locals!

For Patrick Saunders (History, '81), baseball is a full-time job. As the Colorado Rockies beat reporter for the The Denver Post, Saunders covers more than 100 of the team's 162 games, plus spring training and any playoff games. It's a good thing he loves both the game and his work.

 

 

Every explorer knows to carry a Swiss Army knife into the field. But even when they stay on campus, the students, faculty, and administration at Fort Lewis College have their own multi-purpose tool right at their fingertips. That tool is the organization called Professional Associates. Professional Associates enriches the FLC experience by contributing its members’ diverse skills and...

Alumnus Trey Duvall (Art, '09), a graduate student at the University of Houston, was featured in a prestigious called SITE HOUSTON.

Associate Professor of Philosophy Justin McBrayer's op-ed about land ownership in the face of the Malheur National Wildlife Refuge situation was published in the New York Times.

Kerry Ginger, visiting instructor of Music, contributed vocals as a part of the Phoenix Chorale to “Rachmaninoff: All-night Vigil,” the winner of Best Choral Performance at the 2016 Grammys.

Rebecca Benally (Physical Education, '90), the first Native American woman in the country to serve as a County Commissioner, will be awarded the at the annual commencement ceremony of the Utah State University - Eastern Blanding campus.