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.
FRCC Honors Indigenous People and Their Land
FRCC recently finalized a new land acknowledgment statement as a small step toward recognizing the original stewards of the land on which our campuses now sit
FRCC Offering New Nutrition/Dietetics Program in Partnership With Metropolitan State University of Denver
Students who want to become registered dietician nutritionists can now complete the required degrees for their credential in less time—and for less money.
Latinx Leadership Program Alumni—Now FRCC Employees—Pay It Forward by Helping Students
As FRCC works toward becoming a Hispanic Serving Institution, we’ve got our eyes on a particularly successful existing program at our Boulder County Campus.
Fighting Domestic Violence Through Awareness and Support for Survivors
An average of 20 people are physically abused by intimate partners every minute in the US. Raising awareness & supporting survivors is key to ending the violence.
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!
FRCC Is an Emerging Hispanic-Serving Institution (Part 1)
Becoming an HSI is an intentional commitment to being a college where Latinx students thrive. Being an HSI matters—for our students, our college & for Colorado.
Banning Books: A Threat to Free Expression
As a librarian, banning books is something I have pretty strong feelings about. With Banned Books Week (September 18-24,) I felt motivated to write this post.