Allied InterArts (Formerly known as Art Club)
Allied-InterArts Club aims to further enhance the art experience by putting on shows, bringing in music, and providing opportunity to explore media not available through Fort Lewis College curricula.
Lauren Fisher
llefisher@fortlewis.edu
Anime
The major purpose of the Anime Club is to give students the opportunity to learn more about the Japanese art culture of Anime and Manga. Our club gives its members the option of choosing what they read or watch, and they are given the opportunity to attend special events, such as the Annual Anime convention in Denver, with the hopes that they will be able to come back to the club and share their experiences.
Erich Shrefler
edshrefler@fortlewis.edu
Anthropology Club
This club is for any person interested in humanity. Events will focus on diversity and culture. The goal of the club is to learn about our differences so we can begin to see the unity that connects us all.
Jenna Beckerman
jcbeckerman@fortlewis.edu
Aquaholics
Aquaholics welcomes swimmers of all skill levels. Swimming keeps you fit, stress free, and allows a fun environment in which students can meet new people come enjoy the aquaholic experience.
Alison Haaker
amhaaker@fortlewis.edu
Art of Living Club
This club is dedicated to strengthening the individual by offering programs that eliminate stress, create a sense of belonging, restore human values and encourage people from all backgrounds, religions, and cultural traditions to come together in celebration and service.
Travis Walker
tawalker@fortlewis.edu
ASFLC - Associated Students of Fort Lewis College
By representing students of Fort Lewis College, the ASFLC Student Senate assists with issues of administrative, academic, legislative, cultural, and/or social nature. Senate also advocates autonomy of the student organizations under the ASFLC constitution, promotes education through constructive dialogues, and allocates student fees in the most responsible and effective manner possible.
Anna Mekeel (President)
ammekeel@fortlewis.edu
Beta Alpha Psi
http://soba.fortlewis.edu/bap/
The goal of this organization is to network with accounting professionals and learn more about the accounting career.
Andrew Schroeder
ajschroeder@fortlewis.edu
BIO CLUB/Tri Beta
Biology Club is designed to support all students of the sciences, and to fuel interests and explorations in biology. Members participate in community and campus service projects and recreational activities.
Leah Linder
lelinder@fortlewis.edu
Business Club
This group provides members with experience of planning, advertising, and implementing activities for the School of Business Administration such as Mud Football, conference trips, and Etiquette Golf Tournament
Amsbry Ball
awball@fortlewis.edu
Chemistry Club
This organization helps students achieve educational goals and promotes interest in Chemistry as well as working with students to attend the annual American Chemical Society meeting.
Jessica Woods
jewoods@fortlewis.edu
Climbing Club
Climbing Club's goal is to educate and expand awareness within the FLC student body in regards to climbing in the Four Corners area through weekly meetings and climbing trips as decided by the club members.
Chris Ricci
cmricci@fortlewis.edu
Club del Centro
Club del Centro is a place to have fun and learn more about the hispanic culture. It also provides a link to the campus at large and the Durango community.
Sam Dalgai
sjdlgai@fortlewis.edu
Dance Co-Motion Club
Dance Co-Motion is a social outlet for anyone who is interested in any kind of dance. Every year, dancers come together to put on a tricky amazing dance.
Sarah North
senorth@fortlewis.edu
Ducks Unlimited at Fort Lewis College
The primary purpose of the Ducks Unlimited chapter at Fort Lewis College is to educate the public on wetland conservation and to raise money for their efforts.
Jared Sanders
jmsander@fortlewis.edu
Engineers Without Borders
EWB is an international student and professional organization dedicated to providing sustainable engineering solutions to villages and communities around the world. We will be working on projects in Ecuador and Asia. All majors and interests welcome.
Student President: Ryne Waggoner, rmwaggoner@fortlewis.edu, Faculty Director: Don May, may_d@fortlewis.edu
EC - Environmental Center
http://envcenter.fortlewis.edu/
The EC is a resource for social and ecological awareness, dialogue, and activism in the college community and surrounding region. The EC sponsors Earth Week, publishes the newsletter, "Green Freedom", maintains a resource library, coordinates campus recycling education, creates and plants the EC Organic Garden and more.
Marcus Renner
renner_m@fortlewis.edu
Feminist Voice
Feminist Voice is a student run organization that instigates equality by promoting self regardless of race, gender, religion, or sexuality. We are an open and diverse group. We welcome everyone from all different walks of life with an interest in breaking through stereotypes to reveal social truths.
Hannah Henschel
hjhenschel@fortlewis.edu
Film Club
http://student.fortlewis.edu/filmclub/
To give students as much experience as possible with film, and enhancing those that have already had experience with it to grow and build on to their resume. Also to get the word out to organizations on campus as well as in town and trying to connect the two through film, while also making a difference on campus.
Meg Book
mebook@fortlewis.edu
Fly Ahead
Fort Lewis Young Accountants Helping Entrepreneurs Achieve Distinction
Fly Ahead is designed to provide accounting students with training in the use of basic accounting information systems by means of practical application of accounting for entrepreneurial based businesses in the Four Corners area.
Natasha Galston
hsgalston@fortlewis.edu
French Club
We hold meetings for everyone who is interested in the French culture. We provide an outlet for people who are interested in French movies, food, and the language. People can come no matter what level of French they understand.
Teresa Salazar
tmsalazar@fortlewis.edu
Friends of Wolf Creek
To bring awareness around campus and in town about the proposed village to be build on Wolf Creek Pass. This will include lectures on the processes involved in stopping the development as well as fundraising.
Kevin Schank
kmschank@fortlewis.edu
Geology Club
The Geology Club provides geoscience majors and non-majors with unique, fun, and exciting field opportunities including mineral collecting, hiking, river trips, and over-nights. Geo Club also provides opportunities to hear speakers on various geologic topics.
Devin Hencmann
dmhencmann@fortlewis.edu
German Club
Our purpose is to help students explore German Culture through film, food, and art. We will be showing films and creating opportunities to speak and practice their German.
Truxton Stevens
tmstevens@fortlewis.edu
Habitat for Humanity
To raise funds and educate the community regarding the need for low cost housing. We are concerned with developing the cans for Habitat program in exchange for government grants to attend college builds in nations where needs are greatest.
Kim Reighley
kkreighley@fortlewis.edu
History Club
The History Club's purpose is to promote historical knowledge, awareness and appreciation throughout the campus.
April Darrow
amdarrow@fortlewis.edu
Images Literary Arts Organization
"Images" services to publish the creative voices and artistic explorations of Fort Lewis students.
Jessica Pierce
jmpierce@fortlewis.edu
Independent Student Newspaper
http://indy.fortlewis.edu/
The Independent provides campus with a forum for free and responsible expression of student opinion and present well-balanced, locally-researched coverage of issues of interest to campus. The Independent also provides education through hands-on, broad-based, practical experience in the production of a weekly newspaper.
Alex McCarthy
asmccarthy@fortlewis.edu
International Student Club @ Fort Lewis College
The club goals: to promote intercultural relations between FLC students and International students and to enjoy and learn about new countries or teach about your own.
Joshua Njogolo
jmnjogolo@fortlewis.edu
John F. Reed Honors Club
The John F. Reed Honors Club provides a place for admitted, prospective, and interested students from all honors societies and organizations to meet, discuss, and coordinate programs which promote academic and social involvement.
Teresa Salazar
tmsalazar@fortlewis.edu
Juggling Club
We are here to have fun. Come throw things around at Juggling Club. Learn to juggle or teach us something new. All circus activities welcome.
Anders Olson
amolson@fortlewis.edu
KDUR Fort Lewis College Community Radio
http://www.kdur.org/
KDUR is the Fort Lewis College campus radio station, and can be tuned in at 91.9 and 93.9 F.M. or on the web at www. KDUR.org. KDUR reflects the diversity of the campus and Durango community through alternative and progressive music, news, and public affairs programs.
Nancy Stoffer
stoffer_n@fortlewis.edu
Knitting/ Crochet Club
To facilitate the learning of knitting/crochet skills, skill building, in order to complete service projects which will be donated to various charities locally and globally.
Jennifer Maples
jmmaples@fortlewis.edu
Magic Card Club
The purpose is to play magic both casually and DCI sanctioned tournaments from Wizards of the Coast.
Cullen Hann
jchann@fortlewis.edu
Martial Islands
To practice and continue the martial arts of the Philippine Islands.
Ashton Poohe
ajpoohe@fortlewis.edu
Master Plan Ministries
MPM is a non-denominational student Christian club that promotes the person of Jesus Christ and the basics of the Bible. Activities include the Tuesday night connect get-together, the Thursday night fun and food event, small group Bible discussion groups, and weekend retreats.
Ronnie Toft
rbtoft@fortlewis.edu
Matthew's House
Matthew's House works to establish a relationship with the college and provide opportunities to FLC students to be a safe place no matter where you are on your spiritual journey.
Paul Kirk
pjkirk@fortlewis.edu
Mixed Martial Arts Club
We will study and train primarily in several Japanese, Chinese, and Kotean Martial Arts including but not limited to Kojosho Kempo, Shotokan, Tae Kwon Do, and Jeet Knne Po. We plan on meeting three times a week.
Michael Lynch
mhlynch@fortlewis.edu
NAHS - Native American Honor Society
http://student.fortlewis.edu/nahs/
NAHS is devoted to promoting and recognizing academic excellence among Native American students at Fort Lewis College.
Loretta Sandoval
lsandoval@fortlewis.edu
Native Campus Ministries
Exploring Faith. Discovering Beauty. Experiencing Power. We believe that being Native and Christian is beautiful and that God wants there to be a community on the Fort Lewis College campus where there is space for Native Students to know, worship, and follow Jesus in ways that remain true to their cultural identity.
Sam Dalagi
sjdalagi@fortlewis.edu
Newman Club
A Catholic-based organization open to all regardless of faith tradition. The club promotes awareness of social justice issues and offers opportunities for spiritual enrichment through retreats, weekly mass and sacramental preparation.
Jessica Saiz
jesaiz@fortlewis.edu
NRHH - National Residence Hall Honorary
NRHH represents the top 1% of on-campus student leaders. The group emphasizes student and faculty recognition as well as community service.
Stephanie Babcock
slbabcock@fortlewis.edu
Pejuta Tipi Society
The Pejuta Tipi Society will exist to encourage, promote, and educate native and non-native alike about indigenous spirituality though the expression of beliefs and ceremonial activities and to promote a positive academic environment.
Derwin Begay
dbbegay@fortlewis.edu
Percussion Club
Percussion Club's intent is to invite percussionists and other musicians to hold master classes open to all on campus. Members will have the opportunity to go to events such as percussion conventions, and broaden their musical horizons.
Katrina Hedrick
knhedrick@fortlewis.edu
Philosophy Club
The Philosophy Club provides students the opportunity to discuss philosophical issues. In addition to regular gatherings for informal philosophical discussion, the club will bring professional philosophers to campus for an annual philosophy lecture series.
Ryan Murphy
rmmurphy@fortlewis.edu
Post Modern Industrialization
This organization provides an opportunity to express and share post modern ideas, poetry, film, art, dance contests, and affiliated mediums of blue collar art. Group meetings entail the celebration of the continuous life cycle of expressive mediums: Inspiration, expression, life, then death, etc.
Dustin Losey
dmlosey@fortlewis.edu
PRISM
http://student.fortlewis.edu/prism/
This organization is open to Fort Lewis College students and Durango citizens who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bi, Transgender, Queer, Allies or Just Questioning. PRISM focuses on educational measures designed to create a sense of awareness and of the diversity of alternative life styles on campus and in Durango. The goal is to cement a strongly supported community within the group and possibly transferring that energy into political and social activism.
Matthew Dunson
mbdunson@fortlewis.edu
Psych Club
The Psych Club purpose is to create a lounge for psych majors, offer assistance and be involved in psych activities.
Kyle Peary
kvpeary@fortlewis.edu
ROCA – Residents On Campus Association
ROCA is made of representatives from each Residence Hall. We plan fun activities, movie night, parties, bingo, etc. We address concerns of students living on campus and provide leadership development training.
Justin Raymond
jdraymond@fortlewis.edu
Rotaract (Durango)
Rotaract's goals this year are to carry out a international services project and host two programs a month with guest speakers that we'll educate the club on different issues and topics. The purpose of the club is to train and educate the members on leadership skills, and create public awareness on world-wide issues.
Kate Hallock
kahallock@fortlewis.edu
SASS- Small Axe-Small Steps
Creating awareness on campus about various issues facing Native American communities by helping students get involved with hands on activities and building leadership skills through small group communication, along with establishing networks with other Native organizations.
Robyn Jackson
rljackson@fortlewis.edu
SATA - Student Athletic Trainers Association
Through attending educational seminars and meetings, SATA works to enhance members’ capabilities as athletic training students and provide more knowledgeable care to the community of Fort Lewis College.
Kolin Tomlinson
kmtomlinson@fortlewis.edu
Scarlet Letters
Scarlet Letters is a writing organization dedicated to promoting and encouraging student writers. Our members host and participate in open mics throughout the community. We also host professional writers. Along with this we award scholarships to students who submit to Images magazine.
Sarah Decker
smdecker@fortlewis.edu
SEEDS- Campus Ecology
http://www.fortlewis.edu/community_culture/evcenter_projects/seeds-campus_ecology.asp
SEEDS- Campus Ecology is dedicated to making a positive environment and social change at Fort Lewis College. Through student action, the group creates alternative choices for the institution, while having a lot of fun along the way.
Andrea Rossi Benjamin Downing Sierra DiMarco
ajrossi@fortlewis.edu bzdowning@fortlewis.edu smdimarco@fortlewis.edu
Sigma Tau Delta
Sigma Tau Delta is the English Honor Society. Its purposes are to confer distinction for high achievement in English language and literature and promote interest in language and literature.
Nick Gonzales & Randi Pierce
ndgonzales@fortlewis.edu rlpierce@fortlewis.edu
SPC - Student Programming Council
http://www.fortlewis.edu/current_students/student_clubs_orgs/spc.asp
The Student Programming Council is responsible for programming a variety of programs, special projects, and events. SPC is a student organization that operates with student fees and program revenues, to program for the Fort Lewis College community.
Rachel Flyer
rsflyer@fortlewis.edu
Swing Dance Club
The Swing Dance Club plans to give lessons and provide a place to dance weekly for veteran dancers. The club will host swing dances in winter and summer.
Steven Talmage
sdtalmage@fortlewis.edu
Teacher Education Club
The purpose of TEC is to form a network of people interested in the field of education. Our goal is to provide support and resources for undergraduate and post-baccalaureate students in the Teacher Education program. We will hold informational meetings, gatherings, and outings in order to form an active, involved and engaged membership of educators.
Kari-Anne Grant
ksgrant@fortlewis.edu
TNF - Thursday Night Fellowship
We exist to know Jesus and to make him known. Every Thursday and 7pm we meet at Grace Church to have dinner, worship, and study the Bible- all to get to know God and each other more. We also hang out a lot- camping, hiking, doing community service, going on trips and to concerts, watching movies- even skydiving. Come be a part of helping to share God with students at FLC.
Sam Busskhol
stbusskhol@fortlewis.edu
Two Plus Two
The goal of Two Plus Two is to put on punk, hardcore, and indie rock shows and to provide an alternative music scene for the students of Fort Lewis College.
Roland Begay
rabegay@fortlewis.edu
US - Uniting Students through Wellness
US is charged with educational programming based on health related issues for "the typical" college student. Members receive interview training, a peer educator certification, and travel opportunities for personal and professional growth.
Dawn Martin
demartin@fortlewis.edu
Wanbli Ota
Wanbli Ota’s goal is to promote cultural diversity on campus as well as in the surrounding community. The club hosts the biggest cultural event in Durango, Hozhoni Days, which includes a basketball tournament, pageant, pow-wow, 5K run/walk and speaker series.
Talia White
mtwhite@fortlewis.edu
Westerners Club
Westerners Club's promotes agricultural involvement and acts as a link between the agricultural community and the college. Westerners Club hosts a Barnyard Day on campus each spring to encourage agricultural involvement in younger generations living in La Plata County.
Christine Bell
clbell@fortlewis.edu
If you do not see an organization that interests you, consider forming one of your own. You need a minimum of 4 student members, a campus advisor, and to complete a registration form. To learn more about requirements for new organizations, visit The Leadership Center located in 112 CUB for full details.
