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Registered Student Organizations
Please browse through our Registered Student Organizations using the links below. For more information please contact The Leadership Center in SU 171 or (970) 247-7394.
A-B-C - Adventure Education Club- Student led organization based on furthering the education of ambitious students who are interested in adventure based learning. Join us in conferences that improve your connection within the field of adventure based education. For more information please contact Ryan at rsmoore@fortlewis.edu
- All Nations Stick Ball Club- aims to introduce the ancient (coed) game of stick ball, Creek style, to Fort Lewis College. This sport has the potential to unite people of all cultures and is easily accessible for people of all athletic levels. For more information please contact Chad at TCYen@fortlewis.edu
- All Peoples' Lodge - All People's Lodge is a site on Fort Lewis Campus that will allow Native and Non-Natives student the opportunity to attend traditional Native Sweat Lodges that will be hosted from Native Nations from around the United States and Canada. Our mission is to share Native Spirituality in a positive way that will bring the students and community of Durango closer together. For more information please contact Clarence at casmith@fortlewis.edu
- American Indian Business Leaders (AIBL) - Is the only American Indian non-profit organization solely dedicated to empowering business students in the United States. Our programs are designed to engage students in activities that stimulate, enhance, and expand educational experiences beyond traditional academic methods. All students are encouraged to participate in AIBL regardless of race, academic major, or career objectives. For more information please contact Matthew at mesalio@fortlewis.edu
- American Indian Science and Engineering Society (AISES) -Our purpose is to build academic and cultural support for Native Americans and Alaskan Natives and to improve our Native American community here at Fort Lewis College through Science and Engineering. For more information please contact Patrick at pksucco@fortlewis.edu
- Anthropology Club- Through thinking globally and exploring locally, the Anthropology Club provides community service, academic resources, and fun for the community and students with an interest in Anthropology. Join us for lectures, field trips, community outreach and service projects, as well as fundraisers and fun events. For more information please contact Teraissa at tamcgovern@fortlewis.edu and visit them online at fortlewisanthropologyclub.weebly.com
- Beta Alpha Psi- is an honorary organization for financial information majors. Beta Alpha Psi helps accounting and finance students learn about potential careers. Weekly meetings help students improve soft skills and to direct students to a field of study. For more information please contact Jessica at jcstewart@fortlewis.edu
- Bio/Pre-Health Club - For students interested in the sciences to have the opportunity to meet others and share ideas in order to fuel further interest in biology. It is a support system for like-minded students, as well as a place to have tons of fun, socialize, and participate in community projects. We are focused on sharing valuable career information and providing preparation resources for successful application to professional health and science programs. For more information, please contact Hannah at hlprice@fortlewis.edu.
- Buffalo Council- Our mission is to address Native American student retention, by promoting the agenda of Indigenous cultures, issues of sovereignty, cultural preservation, a safe environment, and a quality education at Fort Lewis College. For more information please contact Robert at rwabshire@fortlewis.edu
- Biodiesel Club- Is dedicated to exploring alternative energy sources for Fort Lewis College and to expand to the City of Durango. For more information please contact Madalen at mmandoe@fortlewis.edu
- Business Card Club- Assists students in making professional business cards for when they are about to enter the job market and for personal achievement, networking, and personal branding. We also want to include the latest technology in the process such as creating a personal website for students. For more information please contact Nellie at namclean@fortlewis.edu
- Chemistry Club- is a highly interactive club that prides itself on spreading knowledge and enthusiasm for science, especially chemistry! For more information please contact Carl at capeterson1@fortlewis.edu
- Chess Club- Is a group of students dedicated to the game of chess. We will meet on a regular basis to play and learn about the game of chess. For more information please contact Kyle at knrakowski@fortlewis.edu.
- Climbing Club- We plan to climb rocks as often as possible! The club offers connections and guidance to students who are new to the Durango area and have not yet met climbing partners. We have an excellent group of experienced climbers who can pass on safety techniques to students that are new to the sport. As well, we will help preserve the “low impact” ethics that have shaped the climbing community in Durango. We will organize crag cleanups and trail building days in order to give back to the community and help build a relationship with other climbers outside of the school. For more information please contact Dylan at dtweldin@fortlewis.edu
- Club Baile Folklorico- is a dance group that embraces Hispanic culture through dancing traditional Mexican folklore. We want to provide opportunities for students at Fort Lewis, to learn how to dance and perform these traditional dances on campus and off campus, as well as learn about the history and culture of the art. We will provide the costumes and it will be at little to no cost for all students. For more information please contact Kathleen at krsmith1@fortlewis.edu
- Club del Centro - Club Del Centro is for anyone and everyone who is interested in learning about Latino culture. We will meet in El Centro's new location in the Student Union building. There is always something happening no matter what your interests or culture. Also, we would like to stress that speaking Spanish is not a requirement to be a member of Club del Centro. We are looking forward to this year in our new location. We feel we will better serve the FLC population and have room for many many members. For more information, please contact Sharina at smramseyadams@fortlewis.edu.
- Cultural Investors helps people in Afghanistan and Nepal through financial, cultural, and educational services. They connect people from the United States to people in Afghanistan and Nepal, and help FLC students and Durango residents have a better understanding of Afghan and Nepalese cultures, food, customs and traditions. For more information, please contact Ghafar at sglangary@fortlewis.edu.
D-E-F - Dance Co-Motion- Dance Co-Motion is a student run club designed around the shared passion and interest of dance. Many styles are brought to the club including ballet, lyrical, hip hop, belly dancing, and much more. All levels of dance experience are welcome. Our main focus in the club is to provide dance for enjoyment. Students choreograph pieces and put a show on at the end of every semester which brings quite the crowd. It is a great way to get involved on campus and be a part of the community. For more information please contact Erin at edpowers@fortlewis.edu
- Dance Team FLC- We are a group of dancers dedicated to performing at Fort Lewis sport events. Like soccer, basketball and football games during halftime. We will practice early five days a week to perfect our performances. For more information please contact McKenna at mjferguson@fortlewis.edu
- East Africa Service Project (EASP)- is a student-run organization with the goal of connecting FLC's student comminuty to those in Eastern Africa. Students can participate in a diverse range of service projects aimed and teaching them about current global issues, personal growth and responsibility, and give them the opportunity to make a difference in Africa and in their own lives. Service projects that EASP has supported in the past include microfinancing, sanitation work, health work, child care and orphanage work, and more. EASP is making a difference and it is the students here that are doing it. For more information please contact Conrad at rcwright@fortlewis.edu
- Engineers Without Borders (EWB)- Engineers Without Borders is a student organization with the purpose of coaching students in building a sustainable systems in developing countries. We do this by connecting FLC students to the communities that we work with, in order to help those communities successfully implement water or sanitation systems. For more information please contact Rachel at rbmedina@fortlewis.edu
- Environmental Center (EC)- The Environmental Center (EC) is a student-based organization funded by the ASFLC and governed by a student majority board of directors. Our Mission is to strengthen students' commitment to a socially just and ecologically responsible world by connecting them with opportunities to create change on campus and in the community. Students work on six different teams: Local Food, Zero-Waste, Education and Outreach, Media and Communications, Climate Action, and Sustainable Business. The EC has a full-time coordinator and intern who provide opportunities for students to take positive action on the issues they care about through jobs, research projects, and volunteer opportunities. Contact Rebecca Schild, EC Coordinator, for more information at schild_r@fortlewis.edu or visit us at http://www2.fortlewis.edu/ec/home.aspx
- Film Shots- Our goal is to create an original work and complete it for hopeful submission to the Durango Film Festival (2013). This includes the concept idea, script, filming, acting, editing, and off camera production. No experience necessary. For more information please contact Kayla at kmallen@fortlewis.edu
- Fort Anime- Do you love anime? Do you not have a clue what anime is, but are interested in finding out? Then Fort Anime is here for you! From Otaku to Newbie, we have something that you will be interested in. We watch all kinds of different anime weekly, with each week with its own theme. We also play some video games, since you can’t have one without the other. Come check us out! We look forward to seeing you! For more information please contact Charles at cdramsey@fortlewis.edu
- French Club- Our goal is to promote the French language and culture. By educating the campus and community about the Francophone world. For more information please contact Joseph jchelzer@fortlewis.edu
- Front Row Artistries- An artistic venture in Performance & Entertainment. FRA is geared towards intellectual flexibility and creativity, ability and the drive of "showformance". From Art to Theatre, and Dance to Music, we are wanting to explore, expand and expose ourselves in this visceral field of the arts and want to learn what else we can peruse with our spare time. For more information please contact Ammon at akswofford@fortlewis.edu
G-H-I - Geology Club- promotes interest in geology and the environment. We do this through exploration, community events, guest speakers, and professional meetings. Our purpose is to explore our surroundings through geology focused field trips. We educate the community about geological issues both locally and globally. Our hope is to grow a community of students who share our interests.For more information please contact Jennifer at jlurlich@fortlewis.edu
- Ground Up Arts Collective- is a growing group of local artists of all mediums; hoping to display and sell art on campus. All of the artist currently involved are students & alumni of Fort Lewis. We plan to setup art tents on Wednesday in front of the library or inside at the Animas Lounge when the weather is bad. For more information please contact Sam sstevens@fortlewis.edu
- H.E.R Phoenix- H.E.R. Phoenix (Humans for Equal Rights) is a group devoted to feminism. Feminism believes that all humans, no matter what sex, gender, sexuality, etc. should have equal rights and access to resources. We were formerly known as the Feminist Voice group. H.E.R. Phoenix is the rebirth of the feminist movement, devoted specifically to raising public conscience about issues, concerns, and movements that involve gender, sex, and sexuality and making sure that social justice applies to all, not just some. For more information please contact Audrey at ardelarosa@fortlewis.edu
- Images Magazine- Images Magazine aims to present to both Fort Lewis College students and the Durango public, a mosaic of the artwork created on campus. With a strong focus in the literary arts, Images Magazine is published on an annual basis. For more information please contact Ruby Spalding at rmspalding@fortlewis.edu
- Independent Magazine- The Independent will provide the students, faculty, and staff of Fort Lewis College with a forum free and responsible expression of student opinion and presents well-balanced, logically researched coverage of issues of broader student interests. The Independent will also provide the students of Fort Lewis College with education through the opportunity to gain hands-on practical experience in the production of a weekly newspaper (Fort Lewis College Independent Magazine Staff Guide, 4) For more information please Kaitie Martinez at kmmartinez@fortlewis.edu and visit them online at http://www.theindyonline.com/
- International Club- To promote a greater understanding of cultural diversity. And to provide a fun environment to directly experience various cultural activities. For more information please contact Taka Ito at tito@fortlewis.edu
J-K-L - Japan Club- Our main goal will be to enrich students and help them learn about Japanese culture, history and assist with language skills of all levels of Japanese class students. For more information please contact Heather at hfstorck@fortlewis.edu
- Juggling Club- The juggling Club is for anyone interested in Juggling or any other circus art. People of any experience are welcome to join us. Teach us something new or come to learn. For more information please contact Phil at pthoward@fortlewis.edu
- KDUR (Community Radio Station)- volunteer-powered community radio, bridges Fort Lewis College and La Plata County. KDUR offers diverse music, alternative news, and local public affairs programming. KDUR provides educational and training opportunities in a professional setting for FLC students and community members. RSO's can promote their events and anyone can be a DJ on KDUR! New music, ride share board, concert calendar, campus and community information, work study opportunities - Tune in today at 91.9/93.9 fm, online at www.kdur.org or give us a call at 247-7634 or email at kdur@fortlewis.edu.
- Knowledge Bowl- The purpose is to have fun and learn! Also, it allows students to utilize their academic skills in a competitive fashion. We hope to promote enthusiasm in learning for students grade six and above. This provides an outlet for intellectual individuals in our community. For more information please contact Josie at jrsnow@fortlewis.edu
- Live Performance Party- Our purpose is to unify students and locals through music and performance. We do this by facilitating fundraisers and weekly events already established with the city of Durango. We are partnered with Katzen Music and Stillwater Music companies .For more information please contact Travis at tmmoore@fortlewis.edu
M-N-O - Master Plan Ministries-We are a non-denominational group of Christ followers on campus that seeks to provide an authentic, spiritually active community for students. Everyone is welcome! For more information please contact Brandon at bscox@fortlewis.edu
- Meditation Club- Meditation Club brings students together in through various types of mediation. During meetings, we will meditate, discuss our experiences, play meditation games and relax. For more information please contact Teale ctmiller@fortlewis.edu
- The National Association for Music Education (MENC)- A college chapter of the National Association for Music Education, who's mission is to advance music education by encouraging the study and practice of music. For more information please contact Kevin at kjbell1@fortlewis.edu
- Native Campus Ministries- A place where Native American students can find friends, fun, and transformation in Jesus Christ. We believe that culture and tradition are gifts from the creator God, who calls us to worship and follow his son in ways that are true to who he made us to be. For more information please contact Rashawn at raramone@fortlewis.edu
- Native American Honor Society- aims to recognize and promote academic excellence in Native American students. We do not limit our mission to students within our organization, but extend our reach to Native students throughout campus and the surrounding community. This organization aims to bring to Fort Lewis College and its surrounding communities awareness of Native American issues, provide mentoring and assistance to Native American students, and to create models of academic excellence.For more information please contact Anne at apesata@fortlewis.edu
- Newman Club- We are a Catholic oriented club open to all regardless of faith background. We seek to continue growing in our search for meaning and understanding in relationship to the divine mystery of God. Our goal is to grow into a campus community that supports, challenges, and serves one another, our church, and the world. We promote awareness of social justice issues and provide opportunities for spiritual enrichment. We offer Sunday night mass, weekly meetings, community service, retreats, and our annual Spring Break Trip to Mexico. For more information please contact Kristjana at ketimmers@fortlewis.edu or please visit our website:http://flcnewmanclub.weebly.com/index.html
P-Q-R - Pejuta Tipi Society (PTS)- is a student organization that will provide a stable foundation for Native American and non-native students alike who are interested in setting a positive environment for the Fort Lewis Campus by introducing the views of the Native American Church religion. For more information please contact Bertrent at bjtowne@fortlewis.edu
- Philosophy Club- Philosophy Club is devoted to the ultimate pursuit of knowledge in the extreme. We gather every other Monday to listen to and discuss a variety of topics including, but not limited to, moral theory, epistemology, metaphysics, aesthetics, axiology, etc... For more information please contact Jake at jsrodgers@fortlewis.edu
- Pinheads Telemark Club- Our goal is to bring both experienced and inexperienced Telemark skiers together as a group of students who are excited and passionate about one of the oldest forms of skiing. Together we will promote the sport and push forward into the Telemark world. For more information please contact Lukas at ldlubchenco@fortlewis.edu
- PRISM-- PRISM is the primary organization on the Fort Lewis campus that serves, spreads awareness, and provides support for the Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual, Transgendered (LGBT) student-community on campus. For more information please contact Lucas at lkmatney@fortlewis.edu
- Pre-Dental Club-The purpose of our club is to bring together pre-dental students in an environment to learn about dental schools, entrance exams, and other issues. We assist students to make the steps towards dental school. For more information please contact Ian at ilowell@fortlewis.edu
- Psychology Club- is an organization where any major is welcome to come and discuss current psychology topics. We also try to spread awareness every month for one different psychological concern (depression, substance abuse, eating disorders, etc.). Every Fall semester the Psychology club is also in charge of inducting the new Psi Chi members. For more information please contact
- Residents On Campus Association (ROCA)- Represents all the students living in the Fort Lewis College residence hall and apartment communities. ROCA provides campus wide programs, helps build leadership skills and advocate on the behalf of campus residents. For more information please contact Marlana at madistel@fortlewis.edu
- Recreation Leadership Club- Our purpose is to provide an opportunities for students pursue a professional position in Recreation Services. The students will plan tournaments and recreational events for the student body of Fort Lewis College. For more information please contact Brenna at bsdominguez@fortlewis.edu
- Republicans of FLC- To encourage and engage Republican and/or Conservative leaning students of FLC in political affairs and public policy debates. To create strong conservative leaders. To encourage all students to know more of about Republican views of local, national, and world affairs. Please contact Lacey at ljcondon@fortlewis.edu
S-T-U - Student Athletic Training Association (SATA)- promotes the training of students to be athletic trainers. We also help student trainers in developing professional skills for todays job market. For more information please contact Alon at lamadden@fortlewis.edu
- Sociology Club- is an organization active on campus working to promote social change and justice through activism and work within the community. For more information please contact Charles at cfwecker@fortlewis.edu
- Strategies for Ecology Education Diversity and Sustainability (SEEDS)-The club is part of the ESA and promotes diversity within the Natural Sciences, specifically the science of Ecology. SEEDS participates in field trips and meetings across the United States to build student leaders of diverse backgrounds. For more information please contact Michael at mremke@fortlewis.edu
- Student Union Productions (SUP)-is a student-run organization that strives to offer a variety of entertaining programs to complement your collegiate experience. Events offered include concerts, movies, speakers, novelty acts, and much more! We would love to see you take advantage of these great opportunities and attend the events planned for you! Programs are open to ALL students, staff, and faculty For more information please contact Karin at klromero@fortlewis.edu
- Teachers Without Borders on Campus (TWBOC)- is dedicated to building student leaders; to have the drive, the enthusiasm, and the desire to make a difference. We provide students with the materials and knowledge needed to impact the educational gap. We support the professional development of educators by exploring current educational issues locally, nationally, and internationally. We also collaborate with student organizations on campus who share our aspirations and goals. Our intention is to think and act locally and impact globally. For more information please contact Renee at rlmendieta@fortlewis.edu
- Unicycle Club-The unicycle club is for anyone interested in riding a unicycle. We will teach people who have never ridden before, we will practice our skills, and we will push each other to become better at this unique sport. For more information please contact Stephen at sjmazurkivich@fortlewis.edu
V-W-Y-Z - Veterans Club- To provide information pertinent to the Veteran community and build a network of resources able to make the transition to college less difficult.We hold Veterans events such as meetings, dinners, films, symposiums and other functions to promote Veteran cohesion within FLC. For more information please contact Michael at mdlong@fortlewis.edu
- Wanbli Ota- is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting indigenous heritage. We do this by sharing our culture through events like Hozhoni Days, Fall Feast, and the Ignacio Halloween Carnival. For more information please contact Cyle at ccpete@fortlewis.edu
- Walking Club- is for all with a sense of adventure and spontaneity. Those wanting to join can expect to partake in a variety of activities from hiking, climbing, cooking, spelunking, camping, singing, dancing, meditations etc... most of all good friends, good food and good times. For more information please contact Max at mjfields@fortlewis.edu
- Westerner's Club- strives to promote and enhance both traditional and small-scale agriculture at Fort Lewis College and the surrounding areas of Southwestern Colorado. It will serve as a link between the college and the agricultural community by educating and involving college students from all disciplines. For more information please contact Alyssa at agreen@fortlewis.edu
- WellPAC (Wellness Peer Advisory Council)- A student-led health & wellness organization aimed at promoting positive behaviors in college students. WellPAC covers a range of issues from drinking and tobacco use, healthy community norms and sexual well-being. All majors and students are welcomed and encouraged to join if you have an interest in promoting healthy lifestyles. For more information please contact Remi Majeski at ramajeski@fortlewis.edu
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