On an April morning at Front Range Community College’s Larimer Campus, sirens blared, and helicopters hovered overhead—not for a real emergency, but to provide Emergency Medical Services (EMS), nursing and law enforcement students with an immersive training experience.
Front Range Community College (FRCC) made history this May by celebrating its largest-ever graduating class—hosting two commencement ceremonies to recognize the achievements of nearly 4,200 students.
Graduate Chelsea Carroll has overcome great challenges to succeed in college. Here is Chelsea’s inspiring story, in her own words…
FRCC student Madison Smith found her people and her passion in FRCC’s TESOL program. Read about her plans to teach English in Mexico after graduation.
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.
At age 64, Jim Weimar is a military veteran, cancer survivor and former USPS employee. This week he’ll walk across a graduation stage for the very first time.
A mother-daughter duo are sharing their graduation day as they both pursue careers in early childhood education.
FRCC is now offering four new certifications in behavioral health. These offerings provide the tools students need to help people in Colorado communities.
