新加坡六合彩

Growing up, Gabby James (Biochemistry, ’19) saw few healthcare providers who looked like her. A member of the Din茅 Tribe, James is striving to change that for future generations. She’s one step closer thanks to a full-ride scholarship to the University of Wisconsin’s Physician’s Assistant program.

Associate Professor of Health Sciences Missy Thompson reflects on the evolution of exercise science at FLC.

Students, staff, and faculty celebrate FLC's new home for the health sciences.

FLC's Health & Human Performance Department investigates nutrition and movement to prevent and mitigate chronic diseases.

FLC's Public Health Department explores policy, research, and practice in addressing infectious diseases and social issues.

Rosa Malloy-Post (Cellular & Molecular Biology, ’17) re-enrolled at FLC while looking toward life beyond a paralysis diagnosis.

Mark Jeranko (Chemistry and Biochemistry, '10) honed skills on the court and in the classroom.

Jenna Black (Exercise Science, ’08) pursues the unique path of aesthetic nursing.

Hosava Kretzmann (Public Health, '18) was the first American to cross the finish line of the Los Angeles Marathon.

Chesleigh Keene (Psychology, '06) recalls conversations leading her to a career and research in Indigenous health.

Nat Cobb (Chemistry, '80) reminisces on his journey as a nontraditional student.

The San Juan Mountains are a paradise for winter adventure seekers. Peaks and slopes, capped with blankets of snow, create an invitingly gorgeous and undeniably intimidating landscape. The snow can be several feet deep, forming drifts that defy gravity. It’s a wild area that beckons thrill seekers and scientists across the nation.

Michaela Goade (Studio Art, ’14) leads the charge in children’s literature to better represent the multitude of Indigenous experiences.

Chayse Romero (Sociology & Human Services, ’17) remembers the power of making art during her earliest days at FLC.

Charles Decker (Marketing, ’17) travels around the globe, creating artwork for wineries, hospitals, festivals, and tribal nations.

Kayla Shaggy (Studio Art, ’17) created comics to illustrate their political views, cultural questions, and regional challenges.

Jonathan Lamb (Studio Art, ’02) paints, creates, curates, and manages art projects through his production company LKMNDD.

Lorna Meaden (Studio Art, ’94) built a career as a ceramicist in mountain towns around the West.

Elise Boulanger (Studio Art, ‘21) creates space for Indigenous students far from home.

Charine Pilar Gonzales (English-Communications, ’18) writes, directs, and produces documentaries that preserve culture through storytelling.