The Tallest Dwarf: Streaming, Panel Discussion
Get a sneak peek of the new documentary The Tallest Dwarf prior to its broadcast premiere—and continue the conversation locally.
Sociology Professor is Mentor, Champion of Experiential Learning
With Professor Kristina Kahl students quickly discover that learning is anything but passive. She designs her sociology courses around hands-on experiences.
Help FRCC “Take Back the Night” to Prevent Sexual Assault
Help support survivors by spreading the word during Sex Assault Awareness Month. Join us for an evening of powerful speakers, music, food & a candlelight vigil.
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.
Graduate Voice: Maddie Stallman
Before coming to FRCC, Maddie felt isolated because of her disability. Now she has overcome societal judgment and exclusion to find her community at FRCC.
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.
New Film Follows Paralyzed Dancer as She Adapts to Life With a Disability
FRCC is hosting a public screening of the new documentary film “Move Me” from Emmy Award-winning Independent Lens. Join us online or in person!
Film Screening Focuses on the Struggle to Keep Local Journalism Alive
Get a sneak peek of the new documentary Storm Lake before its broadcast premiere and continue the conversation with the film’s protagonists.