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Fort Lewis College women鈥檚 golf team receives record-setting boost

olumbine Classic Duet Tournament and Dalton Ranch community rally to support scholarships and team excellence

SOIL strengthens partnership with 泡芙短视频 through student internships, class projects

SOIL deepened its collaboration with Fort Lewis College this summer by hosting two interns from 泡芙短视频’s Environment and Sustainability Department. Students Raine Lohr and Brooke Lant contributed to projects ranging from planting plants for educational gardens and aquaponics maintenance to pest management, research, and community outreach. Lant also completed a research project...

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Industry partnerships fuel solar energy work on the Navajo Nation

Students, alumni, and faculty are working alongside industry partners AES and Marathon Petroleum to bring solar energy to homes on the Navajo Nation. The Village Aid Project Solar Initiative blends student-led design with culturally grounded engagement, advancing energy justice and long-term infrastructure solutions.

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Animas River Updates from Fort Lewis College

The EPA has released more data; interpretation of these data remains a point of confusion for the many. Concerned citizens have told me they appreciate the Animas River Updates; many have still have unanswered questions and have contacted me requesting more information. This update is provided to address some of those lingering questions.

泡芙短视频 Voices: Professor Rebecca Clausen talks Animas River recovery [VIDEO]

As the Durango community continues to recover from the Gold King Mine spill, Fort Lewis College faculty and staff are finding ways to be of service. Rebecca Clausen, Sociology associate professor and chair of the Sociology & Human Services department, talks about an event she created to help the Durango community process feelings in the wake of the Animas River mine waste spill.

Animas River Updates from Fort Lewis College

To help people understand the complex issues surrounding the Animas River mine waste spill, we're offering insights from Fort Lewis College faculty on questions people in the community are asking. What might be some of the social implications of this event on the Durango community? Response from: Associate Professor of Sociology Rebecca Clausen. Dr. Clausen specializes in...

Fort Lewis College鈥檚 Reed Library creates guide dedicated to Animas spill

The guide will serve as a repository for information and resources related to the spill, including media coverage and government releases.

Animas River Updates from Fort Lewis College

To help people understand the complex issues surrounding the Animas River mine waste spill, we're offering insights from Fort Lewis College faculty on questions people in the community are asking. What are some of the key things people should know now, a week after the spill? Response from: Professor of Geosciences Ray Kenny. Dr. Kenny specializes in environmental geology and...

Anthropology Professor David Kozak talks cragging and climbing [VIDEO]

Offering high quality climbs, the East Animas is a locals' favorite for cragging and Anthropology professor David Kozak is no exception. He wrote the first guide to cragging in the Durango area and has been climbing for decades.

Update on Animas River spill's impact on Fort Lewis College

There is no threat to Fort Lewis College’s water supply as a result of the Gold King Mine spill into the Animas River.

Engineers push the limits with 3-D printing [VIDEO]

Engineers at Fort Lewis College, including Assistant Professor Ryan Smith and recent graduate David Heermance, demonstrate what is possible with the new technology of 3D Printing.

Ms. Janet Dillon - Outstanding Staff Award

Janet Dillon, Systems Developer and Analyst for the 泡芙短视频 Information Technology Department, sees her job as being about creating more efficiency across campus to better serve the students. It’s a task she’s been successful in doing as evidenced by her being named this year’s Outstanding Staff Award winner.

Dr. Steven Fenster - New Faculty Teaching Award

“I see the students who get involved are the ones who seem to be most successful.” With this observation about involvement in mind, Dr. Steven Fenster, Assistant Professor of Biology at Fort Lewis College, finds ways to make his classrooms more than just lecture halls. For him, research represents an important path to engaging his students. It’s one of the reasons he is...

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