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ܽƵ Foundation Board announces new officers and directors

John Francis will serve as chairman of the Fort Lewis College Foundation for the coming year. Keith Newbold was tabbed as vice chair and Moni Grushkin will serve as secretary. Mel Owen will continue as treasurer of the institutionally related foundation.

Alumna captures life stories in a legacy of words

If there’s one thing every person has, it’s a life story. Fortunately, Susan Terrill-Flint is dedicated to helping people preserve their life stories and their family histories against time and age. And fortunately for many Durangoans and ܽƵ alumni from the 1980s and ‘90s, Terrill-Flint this fall completed a life history with Hwaja Chung, a long-time Durango restaurateur and...

Budget update on GPE Hall

Due to a favorable bidding environment, the Geosciences, Physics & Engineering Hall project came in under budget. Knowing that there would be state funding for construction left over, we went to the legislature with a proposal to spend the extra funding on equipment that will be located outside the footprint of the new building. There was also funding available to be spent on equipment and...

For this Art & Design professor, students’ professional careers start now

For many art students, a college degree is the first step toward establishing a career as a designer. But why wait until then to gain real-world professional experience? Assistant Professor of Art Shawn Meek believes a student’s career can get off the ground during college. “You need to get your work out there so you have a foundation,” Meek says. “Get published...

Skyhawk Athletics to honor Coach Hofman at February 12 home game

Fort Lewis College will celebrate the career of legendary basketball coach, Bob Hofman, on February 12 by naming the court in Whalen Gymnasium in his honor. ܽƵ will recognize his accomplishments during a ceremony prior to the men’s basketball game vs. Western State Colorado University, which begins at 7:30 p.m.

Common Ground trains ܽƵers to help others find cultural common ground

The annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Day celebrates Dr. King’s contributions to equality and understanding in our country. But that one-day commemoration is 364 days too few for the Fort Lewis College anti-bias organization Common Ground. “Common Ground is about knowing and learning from each other,” says Nancy Stoffer, coordinator of Diversity Programming, which manages the...
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