Becoming a Hunger Free Campus
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.
First-Gen Proud: TRIO Employee Reflects on Her College Journey
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.
FRCC Voices: Honoring Our Native American Students and Employees
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.
Recognizing International Pronouns Day
October 19 is International Pronouns Day, with a purpose to make respecting, sharing and educating about personal pronouns commonplace.
Raising Awareness About Learning Disabilities
No two people learn alike. For students with learning/thinking differences, school can present hurdles. Let’s reshape perceptions around learning disabilities.
Honoring Hispanic/Latinx Heritage Month
We’re honoring the breadth of cultures that make up the 2nd largest ethnic group in the US. FRCC students/employees share what it means to honor their heritage.
Women’s Equality: Honoring Our Progress, Continuing the Fight
On August 26 each year, our country recognizes Women’s Equality Day in honor of that same date in 1920. Find out more about this defining moment in US history.
Nursing Alum Inspired to Make an Impact Through Leadership
When Leslie graduated from high school, she was convinced she wasn’t cut out for college. Now a health care leader, she says FRCC gave her a strong foundation.