From Guatemala to Graduation: Engineering Student Thrives at FRCC

The student describes the milestone as a “really big deal,” marking the culmination of a journey that began in Guatemala.

The student describes the milestone as a “really big deal,” marking the culmination of a journey that began in Guatemala.

Excellence has a way of standing out—and this year, two Front Range Community College students are being recognized among the nation’s best.

Students worked together to design and build assistive technology devices. Teams spent 10 weeks creating solutions inspired by people in the real world.

Josiah “Joe” Olmstead, a 32-year-old veteran who was medically retired due to a traumatic brain injury is gearing up for graduation, serving as living proof that the right mindset can transform uncertainty into opportunity.

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.

International Education Week celebrates the benefits of international education and exchange. Read about Indonesian student Michael Tan’s experience at FRCC.

Graduate Melissa Chavez has overcome great challenges to attain her dream of becoming an engineer. Here is Melissa’s inspiring story, in her own words…

These four family members are all graduating together at FRCC’s 2024 commencement. Read how they made their way from a tough beginning to college degrees.