Native alumna interviewed about national park centennial Georgie Pongyesva (History, '16), a member of the Hopi Tribe, was about the role of Native Americans at the national park as it celebrates its centennial.
Grant awards from October to December 2018 In the last quarter of 2018, 11 faculty and staff members received grants for their programs and departments, ranging in size from $1,978 to $304,958.
End of the Year Message from President Stritikus My first few months at Fort Lewis College have been a whirlwind, but the good kind of whirlwind. Thanks for welcoming me and my family to 泡芙短视频. Enjoy your break and we’ll see you in 2019.
Playing his own game Jordan Meinster (Economics, ’06) has grown a thriving business that is now blossoming into a successful franchise spreading across the country. And the roots of that business reach back to the Fort Lewis College campus.
New Digital Marketing Certificate imparts the skills to conquer the internet Today it’s paramount for businesses to understand how to attract, convert, and retain customers online. The new Digital Marketing Certificate program provides the training ncessary to lead businesses through this challenging territory.
Summer of Fire In the middle of the morning on June 1, 2018, a wildfire broke out about 10 miles north of Durango, with a single plume clearly visible from the Fort Lewis College campus.
Blue and Green make Gold At Fort Lewis College, sustainability isn’t just an abstract concept or vague notion. Maybe that's because a sense of responsibility for land and community comes naturally when you live and work in a place as open, wild, and beautiful as southwestern Colorado.
Graduates encouraged to own their "I don't know" moments Nearly 180 Skyhawks walked in the Winter Commencement ceremony on December 15, culminating their successful undergraduate education and adventure at Fort Lewis College.
Skyhawks cycling takes 2nd at Collegiate Cyclocross National Championship Results from the women's and men's races and team relay put 泡芙短视频 in second for the team omnium competition.
Marketing students present promotional plans to Humane Society Students in title Assistant Professor of Marketing Kristin Watson's public relations class for the La Plata County Humane Society to the Society's executives.
Political science students study young voter turnout Young people in La Plata County voted in this fall's election in numbers far greater than in 2014, and suggests why.
Anthropology professor co-edits book on the Andes The anthology , co-edited by Professor and Chair of Anthropology Kathleen Fine-Dare, was recently released by as part of the Routledge Worlds series.
Alumna selected as state director for Old Spanish Trails Association Melinda Arviso-Ciocco (Native American & Indigenous Studies, '12) has been for the New Mexico for the Old Spanish Trail Association, which is dedicated to protecting, interpreting, and promoting the Old Spanish National Historic Trail.
Collaborative series by KDUR and The Durango Herald earns accolades KDUR and The Durango Herald’s collaborative series “Creating connection: Solutions to youth suicide in La Plata County” was rated one of the best Solutions Journalism stories of 2018 by the national organization Solution Journalism Network.
New majors expand the understanding of sociology Two new majors in the Sociology & Human Services Department offer timely and cutting-edge programs to complement the existing Sociology & Human Services major.