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The team is the latest Village Aid Project, which has been providing essential services like clean water and solar energy to remote, underdeveloped communities since 2005. 

The Durango Industrial Development Endowment has given the Fort Lewis College Foundation nearly $1 million to establish an endowment in its name that will support workforce programs, entrepreneurship education and mentoring, and career readiness training.

FLC’s School of Business Administration and the Center for Innovation will launch a turbo-charged business education series. The weeklong sprints are designed for business owners, entrepreneurs, and anyone interested in obtaining business savviness quickly.  

The Steamworks Half Marathon returned to Durango after a two-year hiatus, with Makiah Salzano (Business Administration, '22) in 1:28:09.

Nate Peach, visiting assistant professor of Economics, spoke to The Durango Herald about , who are trying to implement creative solutions to fill positions. 

The Native American Media Alliance also announced Joshua Emerson (Economics, '19) as , a month-long intensive program that develops emerging writers who are new to writing for film and television.

Ariel Rodriguez (Business Administration-Management, '19) made history as . After graduating from the academy, she will work for the U.S. Forest Service in the National Park system.

The National Indian Gaming Association named Charles Decker (Marketing, '17) . Two of his paintings are now installed at the National Indian Gaming Association’s headquarters in Washington, D.C.

, an event created by Swarvoski Little from First Southwest Bank and FLC faculty members to combat the inequities facing future Indigenous business leaders.

Ryan Evans (Business Administration, ‘03) has Having struck a deal with Ska Distribution, Evans hopes to take his business to the next level and bring Belgian-inspired beers to the Southwest.

Nate Peach, visiting assistant professor of Economics, Peach says that Durango’s workers will feel the impacts of rising gas prices the most.

This year’s Hawk Tank The competition allows young entrepreneurs from the Four Corners region to work with professionals in their industry, develop lasting connections, and learn how to market their novel ideas. 

Andrea Taylor (Business Administration-Marketing, '05) Taylor has had a distinguished career in service to the Southern Ute Indian Tribe and is also the owner of the Taylor Private Security firm. 

Sarah McChesney (Business Administration-International Business, '09) BeLeaf is the largest vertically integrated medical cannabis company in the Four Corners region. 

With over 25 years of successful banking experience, Kent Curtis (Business Administration, '82), president & CEO of First Southwest Bank, .

as assistant vice president and business development officer for Native American Bank, the only Native-owned bank in the country.

Fort Lewis College alumnus Peter Yu (Business, ‘95) is . Yu is one of eight Republican candidates running in a primary for the Colorado seat held by U.S. Senator Micheal Bennett (D-CO).

Since 2004, Andra Cirbo (Business Administration-Marketing, ‘92), has . Now a Correctional Support Trades Supervisor III Captain, Cirbo manages massive kitchens in two correctional facilities that provide meals for offenders and vocational training for their re-entry.

James Plate (Business Administration, '14) and Max Fields (Environmental Studies, '15) didn't expect to pursue careers as farmers and ranchers, but thanks in part to their education at Fort Lewis College—and their awesomely apt names—they're .

Recent Fort Lewis College graduate Ian Teller (Business Administration, '21) has been , a program that supports the resiliency of tribes, nations, and pueblos across New Mexico.