Honoring Native American Contributions to Our Country
As we celebrate Native American Heritage Month, we look to our past—as well as the future. Read about nine Native American innovators and their achievements.
Longtime Preschool Teacher Working Toward Early Childhood Education Degree
Ever since she was a little girl growing up in Argentina, Adriana knew she wanted to be a teacher. Now she’s earning her degree in early childhood education.
Acceptance, Authenticity and the Path to Success
College can be challenging for anyone, but being disabled can complicate it further. Read how this student’s disability diagnosis helped him thrive.
FRCC Launches New Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration
FRCC now offers a new bachelor’s degree in business administration, giving students around the state a flexible new way to elevate their business careers.
Latinx Leaders Aim to Support, Inspire FRCC Students
Interim VP Lilian Clemente recently sat down with her colleague VP Gabriel Castaño, EdD, to talk about how our at FRCC work impacts students. Read more…
Discovering Ourselves During Hispanic Heritage Month
This month we honor the history and breadth of Hispanic and Latinx cultures. Read how FRCC’s Multicultural and Identify Centers support these efforts.
FRCC Student Earns Prestigious National Scholarship
Dayton Stone has been selected as a 2024 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar. The psychology major was selected from a pool of 1,500 applicants across the US.
Changing Careers: Apprentice Gets Opportunity to Earn While He Learns
After seven years as a chef, Duncan was ready to try something new. But he needed a way to retrain in a new field and launch his new career as fast as possible.