Achieving College Dreams Through TRIO
From middle school to college, TRIO programs help students with limited-income, first-generation college students and individuals with disabilities to succeed.
Celebrating International Day for People with Disabilities
International Day for People with Disabilities aims to promote an understanding of disability issues and to mobilize support for the dignity, rights and well-being of persons with disabilities.
Breaking Ground: First Deaf SGA President Seeks to Create Community for All
For Mickey Schieferecke, the road to a college degree has had plenty of road blocks and hills to climb. Even so, they are thriving in a leadership role at FRCC.
Becoming “Autism Proud”—Alum Overcomes Challenges to Find Her Purpose
Kendal’s college journey with autism has been neither linear nor easy. Read her story and how she’s now preparing to start grad school this fall.
TRIO—Helping Underserved Students Succeed in College
TRIO programs support students who come from limited-income families, are first generation college students, or have a documented disability.
Overcoming Disability to Access New Heights
Recent grad Sam White didn’t let disability prevent him from pursuing a college degree. With help from FRCC staff, he’s now at UNC studying special education.
After Failing “Often and Fast,” Perseverance Leads Alumnus to Aerospace Engineering
Reece was diagnosed with ADHD at a young age, and saw ups and downs in school. Now he’s set to graduate with a bachelor’s in mechanical engineering from CSU.
First Time, First Generation?
Going to college is a big step for any student—but if you’re a first-generation college student, you may have some extra questions. Here are some tips…