PRIDE 2022—Everyone Belongs at FRCC
An FRCC librarian shares their personal journey from being a lonely teen to feeling welcome and supported. Read Pam’s story.
“Juneteenth Not Only Commemorates the Past. It Calls Us to Action Today.”
This Sunday is the first time we’ll celebrate Juneteenth as both a federal and state holiday in Colorado. It’s a day that should be recognized by all Americans.
Get College Credit for What You’ve Already Learned
You may not have heard of Prior Learning Assessment (PLA). But knowing what it is—and how to get it—can help you finish college sooner. And save you money!
Celebrating PRIDE: We See You and We Love You
As the world celebrates PRIDE month in June, staff and faculty at FRCC took time to reflect on what PRIDE means to us as a college community—and as individuals.
President’s Message in Response to Mass Shootings
Dear FRCC Community,
I am deeply saddened to write yet another message in response to heartbreaking mass shootings.
Focusing on Her Mental Health Leads Student to a Happier Future
During Mental Health Awareness Month in May, we’re encouraged to end the stigma around discussing mental health issues. Student Maia Hawkins reminds us why.
Tips for Writing a Successful Email
Writing clear emails is a critical skill these days. To help you overcome struggles you may encounter in your writing, check out these email etiquette tips.
Remembering Why We Celebrate Asian American & Pacific Islander Heritage
The 1979 presidential proclamation that declared Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week is a fitting tribute to the contributions AAPI people have made to the US.