Learn How Underwater Archeologist Is “Harboring History”
UCLA researcher Jewell Humphrey will give a talk about how her maritime archelogy work is helping to preserve Black cultural heritage. We hope you can join us!
FRCC Alum, Veteran-Turned-Author Finds Healing Through Writing
After earning an engineering degree at CSU, Andrew Bragg started his engineering career and recently published a memoir about his experiences during the war in Afghanistan.
Documentary Explores the Origins of the Public Library
Get a sneak peek of the new documentary Free for All: The Public Library prior to its broadcast premiere—and continue the conversation locally.
Awards Recognize Employees Who Made a “Pawsitive” Impact
FRCC has created an new opportunity to celebrate the incredible contributions of our teams across the college: The “You’ve Made a Pawsitive Impact” Award!
Martin Luther King: Still an “Inconvenient Hero?”
As we honor the late Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King, Jr., on January 20, it seems particularly appropriate to reconsider King’s vision for our nation.
New Vice Presidents Take the Helm of Three FRCC Divisions
FRCC has some very exciting new beginnings happening this month with three vice presidents coming on board. Read about their backgrounds and experience.
Overcoming Adversity to Become a Nurse
Student Kaytlen Archuleta is switching careers—from hair stylist to nurse. Find out how a scholarship from the FRCC Foundation is helping her reach her goals.
Metallica Scholar Finds Direction, Career Path Through Optics Apprenticeship
After deciding engineering wasn’t the right path, Hannah is now on track for a bright career in optics and photonics. Read how FRCC is helping her get started.