新加坡六合彩

Mentor, researcher, chemist — read the decades-spanning story of Ted Bartlett, a former professor of Chemistry at Fort Lewis College. Through student-driven inquiry and a focus on experiential learning, Bartlett transformed FLC’s Chemistry Department with his unconventional research focus. 

The Fort Lewis College Foundation recently announced a transformative grant from The Colorado Health Foundation, which will fund the new nursing program’s culturally inclusive simulation labs, support curriculum development, and provide student scholarships.

When Camela Brown (Biology, ’20) was 15 years old, her father was in a car wreck that rendered him paralyzed from the neck down. Camela’s mother left her work as an educational assistant for the Bloomfield, New Mexico, school district to care for him. While her parents traveled to and from Albuquerque for rehab, Camela stayed home to raise her 13- and 10-year-old sisters. For...

When Ted Bartlett arrived as a faculty new hire at Fort Lewis College in 1978, the leaders of FLC’s Chemistry Department were eager to incorporate undergraduate research into the curriculum. Bartlett’s framework for student-faculty research has since been woven into the fibers of every discipline on campus and any FLC student experience. It also helped shape FLC’s Chemistry...

Outdoor Pursuits is on a journey to be and create opportunities for different cultural experiences of the great outdoors.

Travis Whipple joins FLC as . Whipple comes to Durango with more than 15 years of senior-level experience, serving most recently as the vice president of College Relations at Crown College in St. Bonifacius, Minnesota.

Since 2014, a group called Twin Cities Native Lacrosse has brought Minnesotans together, (ATT '20-21), to participate in the Indigenous tradition of lacrosse, which originated before colonization by Europeans.

FLC cycling alumnae Kira Payer (ATT '17-20) and Sarah Sturm (Art, ‘12) .

The Western Oregon University Board of Trustees . Peters was at Fort Lewis College for five years, serving as dean of the School of Arts & Sciences and interim provost.

Forest ecologists and biologists, including Professor Julie Korb and Lecturer Michael Remke, say and fire mitigation in Southwest Colorado’s mixed conifer and ponderosa pine forests.