Faculty Lead Students on Unforgettable Journey to Alaska
Faculty member Jennifer Lee embarked on a week-long field trip this summer with FRCC’s ecology field class to explore Alaska’s breathtaking Copper River Delta.
Students Build Shed for Habitat for Humanity
A semester-long service project gave hands-on learning to Front Range students and a shed for Habitat for Humanity in Fort Collins to sell and keep the proceeds. That’s a win-win. Add a third win – the buyer gets a solidly constructed shed designed to look good and move relatively easily. Design, build a shed for […]
New Classrooms & Facilities Benefit FRCC Students
It seems like most highways and byways in Colorado are a perpetual construction zone. At FRCC, we’re a bit more selective, trying to do as much work as possible without affecting students and learning. It’s a challenge, but here’s what’s new at FRCC come the opening of the fall semester on Aug. 24. New Visual […]
U.S. Labor Secretary Praises Community Colleges
U.S. Secretary of Labor Tom Perez recently called community colleges the “secret sauce” of economic and workforce development. In his talk at the National Governors Association summer conference in West Virginia, he used Front Range Community College as his example of “the secret sauce.” Filling the Pipeline with Skilled Manufacturing Workers To flesh out Secretary […]