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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. 

Fort Lewis College and San Juan College hosted the inaugural POWER Teaching Conference in Farmington, New Mexico, which aimed to improve the higher education experience for Indigenous students. 

are heading back to their schools after being in a different kind of classroom – the San Juan River. For five days, they were on the water for the inaugural run of a teacher program at Fort Lewis College. (KOB)

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.

Kyser Seaney (Chemistry, '18; M.A. Education, '20) received the 2022 , a title given to educators who have demonstrated a commitment to helping students achieve their higher education goals.

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

Jenni Trujillo, dean of the School of Education, in order to address the teacher shortage.

on the importance of the Southwest Colorado Education Collaborative. In partnership with K-12 school districts across the Four Corners, Fort Lewis College formed the collaborative to give K-12 students learning tools to .

Jenni Trujillo, dean of the Fort Lewis College School of Education, . She acknowledges the issues the shortage presents but also sees this disruption as an opportunity to affect change in the field of education.

Bill Hesford (Teacher Licensure, ATT '03-'13) and Amber Connet (Interdisciplinary Studies-Elementary Education, '06; M.A. Education-Teacher Leadership, '19) . Both Hesford and Connet serve as models for current students in FLC's Teacher Education Department.

In , Laci Begaye, a senior majoring in English Secondary Education, argues against the use of heavily mechanized land-management techniques. Advocating for minimally invasive, hands-on techniques, Begaye implores the next generation of land stewards to preserve the ancestral integrity of public lands in perpetuity.

The Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative Collegiate Program at UCCS College of Business announced Jill Choate, associate professor of Teacher Education, as a .

Ricardo Cat茅 (Education, '06) received the . The governor's awards celebrate the foundational role that artists, art, and supporters play in the state.

In an interview with The Durango Herald, Jenni Trujillo, dean of the School of Education, . She said critical race theory, or CRT, began with civil rights scholars and activists and seeks to highlight all voices in history, not just white perspectives.

Jenni Trujillo, the dean of FLC's School of Education, has a . Her expertise and personal experience has driven her to advocate for change on campus and the Four Corners region as a whole.

Because the FLC Teacher Education Department's educator training focuses on early literacy and how to teach youth to read, it is for all majors from the state's reauthorization program.

From an unfinished RiNo storefront in Denver, nine unique, relevant, absurd, and fresh takes on the pandemic experience.

In response to COVID-19 struggles, the to help tutor students in Towaoc, Colorado. Together they are bridging digital and cultural divides through individualized education.

Teacher Education Professor Kristine Greer was featured in a about the best early education systems and what it takes to support child development through education.

In an interview with , Ricardo Cat茅 (Education, '06) told stories about his start as a cartoonist and the galleries and museums where his work is now on display.