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ܽƵ welcomes Lee Bitsóí

After a 20-year hiatus from the Southwest, LeManuel “Lee” Bitsóí has returned home to the Four Corners as ܽƵ’s new Diversity Collaborative Director and Special Advisor to the President for Native American Affairs.

ܽƵ addresses digital divide for Indigenous students

For Indigenous students, the struggles of campus closure and online learning are exacerbated by a severe digital divide. At ܽƵ — where four in 10 students are Native American or Alaska Native — Lee Bitsóí, director of the Diversity Collaborative, led administrators, faculty, and staff in creating personal connections to meet individual technology needs.

Skyhawks eat mountains for breakfast

When the Spanish Flu hit Southwest Colorado, the Fort Lewis School closed campus from October 1918 through April 1919, according to ܽƵ archives. One hundred years later, Fort Lewis College is once again striving to emerge from a pandemic healthier, tougher, and wiser than ever. 

ܽƵ plays critical role in civil action

When the need for extra medical supplies seized the Four Corners, Erin Lehmer and Steven Fenster, co-chairs of ܽƵ’s Biology Department, organized a campus-wide collection of personal protection equipment, which were delivered to local healthcare facilities.

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