Army Veteran, Metallica Scholar Sets Her Sights on IT Networking Career
When Angelica Garcia returned to the US after seven years in the Army, she knew what career she wanted to pursue. Read how FRCC is helping her reach her future.
When Angelica Garcia returned to the US after seven years in the Army, she knew what career she wanted to pursue. Read how FRCC is helping her reach her future.
FRCC’s Early Childhood Education program exclusively uses open educational resources—convenient, free textbooks/materials that are accessible for all students.
After serving in the US Marine Corps, Robert Hajnos was ready to go to college. As a first-generation student, he found support in FRCC’s TRIO program.
After a tumultuous childhood, Rose Summers is now a prestigious Marshall Scholar, doing a PhD in stem cell biology/medicine at the UK’s Cambridge University.
When Manuel Almaguer finished high school, he didn’t feel ready for college. Read how his FRCC journey led to a career as a nurse and eventually fire chief.
Did you know that 44 million people in the US are at risk of suffering from hunger? That’s one reason FRCC has worked to be designated as a Hunger Free Campus.
Today is First-Generation College Celebration Day, a time to recognize and raise awareness about students who are the first in their families to go to college.
Native American Heritage Month is a time to learn more about the cultures of indigenous people. We start with the stories of two members of the FRCC community.