Dr. Terry R. Bacon Leadership Center

The FLC AISES organization is a diverse group of individuals who constantly challenge themselves in attaining higher education for the benefit of their hometowns and the FLC community. Our goal is to substantially increase the representation of Native Americans and Alaskan Natives in engineering, science, and other related technology disciplines.

President: Patrick Succo pksucco@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Elizabeth Perrault perrault_e@fortlewis.edu

Fort Lewis Anthropology Club

The Fort Lewis Anthropology Club is open to any and all interested currently enrolled students at Fort Lewis College and all surrounding community members who have an interest in the field of anthropology, or any of the sub-disciplines: applied anthropology, archaeology, biological anthropology, cultural anthropology, and linguistic anthropology. The club provides a forum for speakers to make presentations to club members on aspects of the discipline of anthropology, schedule field trips and other activities that will provide direct hands-on experiences and learning, design and implement anthropological outreach programs in the local community, engage in community service projects, provide support for anthropology students, provide social activities and events for members and other interested parties, and, of course, to have fun!

President: Ryan Lazo rtlazo@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Dr. Rebecca Austin austin_r@fortlewis.edu

ASFLC (Associated Students of Fort Lewis College) Student Government

ASFLC and its subcommittees are a governing body of students that make decisions related to funding for all other RSOs. Members are representatives of the student body of Fort Lewis College and act as liaisons between the student population and the College itself. Every student at the college is technically a member of ASFLC, however, separate membership requirements are listed for senator, court, and executive positions.

President: Byron Tsabetsaye bjtsabetsaye@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Mark Mastalski mastalski_m@fortlewis.edu

Ballet Folklorico de Fort Lewis College

This group allows students to embrace Mexican culture through dance and music.  We provide opportunities for FLC students to learn how to dance and perform traditional Mexican folklore both on- and off-campus, while also learning about the history and culture of the art.

President: Kathleen Smith krsmith1@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Jennifer Cossey cossey_m@fortlewis.edu

Bee Club

The Bee Club has a number of different missions. First and foremost is the objective to educate members through material, guest speakers, and hands on experience on how to build, maintain, interact and harvest with bees and their hives. Bees are commonly clumped together with other "pest" while nothing could be further from the truth. Bees account for 80% of insect pollination. This is the only insect that creates food that man eats.On top of this honey is an extraordinary substance, containing vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and even water. The fact we have beehives on campus makes us unbelievably lucky. It is time to bring the bees to the masses and keep them low key no more!

President: Dylan Ruckel djruckel@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Rebecca Clausen clausen_r@fortlewis.edu

Beta Alpha Psi

Beta Alpha Psi is an honorary organization for Accounting and Finance students. The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field.

President: Danielle Van Zeebroeck dnvanzeebroeck@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Chris Lyon Lyon_C@fortlewis.edu

Biodiesel Club

Our goal is to promote biodiesel and help educate about alternative energy sources in general to the communities of Fort Lewis and Durango.

President: Lucian Davis lrdavis@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Mark Seis seis_m@fortlewis.edu

Book Club

We will get together twice a month to discuss different works of literature.

President: Sonja Vaught srvaught@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Jennifer A. Gehrman-Seis gehrman_j@fortlewis.edu

Buffalo Council For Indigenous Social Traditions

Buffalo Council For Indigenous Social Traditions addresses 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.

President: Amoretta Pringle agpringle@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Mark Seis seis_m@fortlewis.edu

Chemistry Club

Our primary objective is to promote the love of chemistry through regular demonstrations, and to create a strong community among FLC chemistry students and enthusiasts alike.  We stimulate active interest in the field of chemistry and related sciences, and also explore pertinent chemical issues to educate members about different aspects of the field.

President: Wesley Surta twsurta@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: William Collins collins_w@fortlewis.edu

Christian Challenge/Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA)

Christian Challenge/FCA helps people meet others living the same lifestyle so they can continue their spiritual journey throughout college. Meet new friends and other athletes while enjoying a home cooked meal and fun games! We have thoughtful discussions that are open to any opinions.

President: Kimberly Heald kcheald@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Gordon J. Herrick herrick_g@fortlewis.edu

Climbing Club

We plan to climb rocks as often as possible! The group 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. Additionally, we will help preserve the “low impact” ethics that have shaped the climbing community in Durango by organizing 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.

President: Dylan Weldin dtweldin@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Lauren Heerschap Heerschap_L@fortlewis.edu

Club Del Centro

Club Del Centro is a multicultural student-led organization that focuses on promoting Latino culture through the means of food, social, and educational events. We will meet in the El Centro office on the ground floor of the Student Union.

President: Tina Zuniga tszuniga@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Jennifer Cossey cossey_m@fortlewis.edu

College Republicans/Students for Romney

The purpose of this chapter is to inform Fort Lewis College students about local Republican events (i.e., forums, fundraisers, central committee meetings, etcetera...). 

President: Bethany Powell bgpowell@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Skip Page page_s@fortlewis.edu

Dance Co-Motion

Dance Co-Motion is a student run organization designed around the shared passion and interest of dance. Many styles are brought to the group including ballet, lyrical, hip hop, belly dancing, and much more. All levels of dance experience are welcome. Our main focus is to provide dance for enjoyment. Students choreograph pieces and put on a show, which brings quite the crowd, at the end of every semester. It's a great way to get involved on campus and be a part of the community!

President: Lexi Hueseman ashueseman@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Anne Berg Pattillo berg_a@fortlewis.edu

Dine Club

A club to form connections with fellow students and to create an environment that respects, explores, and engages in Dine culture and language; utilizing both technological and human resources to learn and enjoy.

President: Ruthie Edd rredd@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Majel Boxer boxer_m@fortlewis.edu

Do More Club

Do More Club is based off the desire to simply do more. Our main goal is to create a sense of community and trust within people collectively working together to achieve a common goal of learning something new. This group stemmed from the idea of a recreational games club, so we will be incorporating multiple games and outdoor activities, along with several other activities such as community service, and fundraising, with the purpose of always learning and bettering ourselves as both a group and as individuals.

President: Lucas Perlstein lsperlstein@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Steve Stovall stovall_S@fortlewis.edu

East Africa Service Project (EASP)

East Africa Service Project is a student-run organization with the goal of connecting FLC's student community to those in Eastern Africa. Students can participate in a diverse range of service projects aimed at teaching them about current global issues, personal growth and responsibility, and giving 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.

President: Parker Earnest pdearnest@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: David Kozak kozak_d@fortlewis.edu

Engineers Without Borders (EWB)

EWB at Fort Lewis College is a student centered humanitarian organization whose mission is to partner with needy communities in the developing world to find sustainable solutions to their critical engineering problems. In addition, we are training a new generation of students who understand the need for sustainable systems and who value the concept of responsible global citizenship. Students have a unique opportunity to work on real projects and learn about different cultures.

President: William Rymer wsrymer@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Don May may_d@fortlewis.edu

Environmental Center (EC)

The Environmental Center is a student-based organization funded by 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 four different teams: Local Food, Zero-Waste, Media and Communications, and Campus Sustainability. The EC has a full-time coordinator and operations assistant who provide opportunities for students to take positive action on the issues they care about through jobs, research projects, and volunteer opportunities.

Coordinator: Rachel Landis rllandis@fortlewis.edu
Operations Assistant: Alex Brooks asbrooks@fortlewis.edu

Feminist Voice

Feminist Voice is a group devoted to spreading awareness of feminist issues across Durango and Fort Lewis College, specifically. While it is certainly important to share our message with everyone whom we come in contact - however global that might be - we believe it is important to start locally. Our mission is to raise public consciousness about concerns and movements surrounding gender, sex, and sexuality, and to make sure that social justice is applied to all people, rather than a select few.

President: Drew Tomasi ajtomasi@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Nancy Stoffer stoffer_n@fortlewis.edu

Fishing Club

Fishing Club is all about going out at fishing at learning skills others know and can teach us.

President: Dylan Hayes hayes_45@yahoo.com
Advisor: Edgar Anya eanaya@fortlewis.edu

FLC Dance Team

We are here to support our FLC athletes! We perform at halftimes at both football and basketball games, and some soccer games. At basketball games we also do occasional sideline dances and are hoping to expand that to football sidelines next year. We are always looking for new members with some previous experience with dancing. We incorporate multiple dance styles into our routines including hip-hop, pom, and jazz. Our program is in it's third year so we look forward to the future and have high hopes and goals for this talented group of girls. Come out to a Fort Lewis game and support the team while we try to entertain you :)

President: Taylor Thompson fortlewisdanceteam@gmail.edu
Advisor: Lynne Andrew Andrew_L@fortlewis.edu

Fort Anime

Love Anime? Well, from Sailor Moon to Puella Magi and Naruto to Hakuouki, we watch it all!  We take time to watch both classic and foundation anime to the most current series released straight from Japan. Maybe you'll find your new favorite series! We also watch movies and have discussions about series, art, and music related to anime. Now with new and improved game nights!

President: Heather Storck hfstorck@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Stephanie Vie vie_s@fortlewis.edu

Frolf

A club that that would meet, plan and discuss disc golfing activities.

President: James Pritchett JApritchett@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: James Epps epps_j@fortlewis.edu

Front Row Artistries

An artistic venture in performance & entertainment. FRA is geared towards intellectual creativity, flexible ability and the drive of "showformance". From Art to Theatre, and Dance to Music, we 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...

President: Ammon K. Swofford akswofford@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Leslie Goldstein goldstein_l@fortlewis.edu

Geology Club

We promote interest in geology and the environment 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.

President: Rachel B Medina rbmedina@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Kim Hannula hannula_k@fortlewis.edu

Images

Images is a non-profit, student-run organization that provides students with the means to publish their works of literature and art for the community to read and enjoy.

President: Alexandra Cogswell aacogswell@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Shawn Fullmer fullmer_s@fortlewis.edu

Independent News

The Independent is Fort Lewis College's student managed and produced news publication. The Independent has a print newsmagazine and online publication, the Indy Online. We provide ethical and accurate news to the Fort Lewis and Durango communities.

President: Kaitlin Martinez kmmartinez@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Leslie Blood blood_l@fortlewis.edu

International Club

The purpose of this organization is to bring together students from different countries so they can share their experiences and cultures with others, and to build bonds that transcend oceans and borders.

President: Aranka Hoosein anhoosein@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Scott Miller miller_scott@fortlewis.edu

Juggling Club

The Juggling Club is for anyone interested in juggling, poi, hula hooping, contact juggling or any other type of object manipulation.

President: Phil Howard pthoward@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Ayla Moore moore_a@fortlewis.edu

KDUR

KDUR, volunteer-powered community radio, creates a bridge between Fort Lewis College and La Plata County, by offering diverse music, alternative news, and local public affairs programming. KDUR provides educational and training opportunities in a professional setting for Fort Lewis College students and community members.

Station Manager: Bryant Liggett liggett_b@fortlewis.edu

Kinta Hvt Anukfohkachi

Kinta Hvt Anukfohkachi Society translates from Choctaw as "Enlightened by the Beaver" Society. Kinta means beaver, the beaver is a keystone species that actively alters the course of waterways, providing an abundance of habitat for a multitude of plants as well as an amazing variety of creatures especially the deer, elk, and moose that the indigenous people of North America relied on. The beaver teaches us to act with the view that the many issues facing Indigenous communities need to be addressed from a philosophy of ecological interrelatedness. The Society exists to encourage published academic research through the interdiciplinary lens of Native American Indigenous Studies in the form of scholarship, intellectual discourse, and civic engagement.

President: Christine Myers csmyers@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Nichlas Emmons ndemmons@fortlewis.edu

Knowledge Bowl

Our purpose is to have fun and learn! In addition, we allow students to utilize their academic skills in a competitive fashion. We hope to promote enthusiasm in learning for students grade six and above, which provides an outlet for intellectual individuals in our community.

President: Josie Snow jrsnow@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: William Collins collins_w@fortlewis.edu

Live Performance Party

Our primary objective is to encourage students of every ability level to perform on stage and organize events. We host several open mic nights throughout the semester so students have an opportunity to showcase their talents, whether it's singing, dancing, playing an instrument, comedy, or anything else!

President: Patrick Storen pcstoren@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Katherine Jetter jetter_k@fortlewis.edu

Master Plan Ministries/Connect

Master Plan Ministries is a non-denominational Christian ministry at FLC that seeks to provide every student with a loving and accepting atmosphere where they can experience Christ's life changing message, grow in their individual strengths and develop the greatest friendships of their lives. We offer Christian fellowship and personal growth opportunities, as well as leadership development and mentorship programs.

President: Anne Barby-Ingram albarbyingram@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Gordon Herrick herrick_g@fortlewis.edu

Meditation Club

Our mission is to share stress relief, insight, and wisdom with the FLC student body. We intend to support community health and well being while providing an atmosphere conducive to spiritual realization.

President: Gunnar Bergkamp gnbergkamp@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Judy Austin austin_j@fortlewis.edu

Middle East Peace Club

Our mission is to raise awareness on campus in regard to the near century long quagmire of Israel and Palestine. Our stance does not demean either the existence of Israel nor Palestine - we recognize the legitimacy of both nations (Palestine as a people). No racism (specifically anti-Semitism) will be tolerated in our club. We are not religiously affiliated. We are a social and politically based club. Because the Palestinians are the people whose rights are being suppressed, we as a club do feel they deserve better treatment. Our goal is to provide students with an opportunity to intellectually and respectfully engage in debate about this very important issue.

President: James Steindelr jcsteindler@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Jennifer Stollman stollman_j@fortlewis.edu

Minecraft Club

We are a group of students who like Minecraft and would like to play in a community server for the benefit of all players.

President: Blaine Greer brgreer@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Sofia Mejias smejias@fortlewis.edu 

National Association for Music Education

National Association for Music Education (NAfME), among the world’s largest arts education organizations, is the only association that addresses all aspects of music education. NAfME advocates at the local, state, and national levels; provides resources for teachers, parents, and administrators; hosts professional development events; and offers a variety of opportunities for students and teachers. The Association orchestrates success for millions of students nationwide and has supported music educators at all teaching levels for more than a century.

President: Kevin Bell kjbell1@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Charissa Chiaravollati cochiaravollati@fortlewis.edu

Native American Honor Society (NAHS)

The Native American Honor Society seeks to recognize the academic and social achievements of above-freshmen level Native American students at Fort Lewis College in the hopes of encouraging them to continue their earnest work and excel, as well as making themselves more appealing to future employers.

President: Matthew Wells mcwells@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Jennifer Stollman Stollman_J@fortlewis.edu

Native Campus Ministries

We offer a place where students can find friends, hope, 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.

President: Rashawn Ramone raramone@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Esther Belin belin_e@fortlewis.edu

Newman Club

Our main objective is to grow into a campus community that supports, challenges, and serves one another, our church and the world. We want to promote awareness of social justice issues and provide opportunities for spiritual enrichment.

President: Hannah Neumann hhneumann@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Anne McCarthy mccarthy_a@fortlewis.edu

Pejuta Tipi Society

Pejuta Tipi Society is a student organization that introduces views based on the Native American Church religion. We provide a stable foundation for Native students and non-Native students alike, and hope to host two prayer services during the school year.

President: Altyn Burnside amburnside@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Joseph Dell jedell@fortlewis.edu

Percussion Club

The purpose of this organization is to promote the art of percussion to the public and to share our love for music. We come together to play music at local schools and venues around town to help people understand how drumming is an art form. Additionally, we hope to send students to the Percussion Arts Society National Convention in October/November every year.

President: Kyle Hollerbach kdhollerbach@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Dr. Jonathan Latta latta_j@fortlewis.edu

Philosophy Club

We are devoted to the ultimate pursuit of knowledge in the extreme.  We discuss a variety of topics including, but not limited to, moral theory, epistemology, metaphysics, aesthetics, axiology, etc.  It's the "Love of (non-empirical) Knowledge" Club!

President: Ryan Meer rmmeer@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Justin McBrayer jpmcbrayer@fortlewis.edu

Political Science Club

This club will meet to discuss political issues and will feature guest speakers from various governmnet positions, politcal films, and general discussions of politics.

President: Phil Carter pncarter@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Colin Glennon crglennon@fortlewis.edu

Pre-Health Professions Club

An organization of students who are dedicated to pursuing careers in healthcare. As a club we focus on building resumes for professional programs, in attempt to help students become competitive applicants in an increasingly competitive world.

President: Jane Fleming jcfleming@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Shere Byrd byrd_s@fortlewis.edu

Pre-Law Club

This club will meet to discuss the issues involving the law school admissions process and discover and further our shared interest of the techniques associated with practicing law.

President: Jillian Wilner jfwilner@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Colin Glennon crglennon@fortlewis.edu

PRISM

PRISM is the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender,and Questioning club on campus. We strive to create a safe and accepting environment for the LGBTQ community here at Fort Lewis and in Durango. We host many events throughout the year and always have a lot of fun! We are located in the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center in Reed Library. Everyone is welcome!!!

President: Lucas Matney lkmatney@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Barth Cox cox_b@fortleis.edu

Psychology Club

The Psychology Club is an intellectual organization where students are able to discuss and expand ideas related to psychology. In doing so, we cultivate new skills and advance our experience.

President: Jessica Coker jccoker@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Ava Santos santos_a@fortlewis.edu

Recreational Leadership Club

The Rec Leadership Club represents all areas of Recreation - public, private, campus, and community - and specializes in Intramural, Club Sports, Outdoor Pursuits, Fitness, Wellness, and other areas generally found on campus. We provide opportunities for members to learn and develop strong leadership skills. The Rec Leadership Club specializes in providing FLC students, faculty, and staff fun events away from work or school. We have also raised money by working at special events held in the SLC throughout the year. With this money, we send members to professional conferences to further their potential success in the career of their choice.

President: George Camisa gfcamisa@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Brandon DenHartog denhartog_b@fortlewis.edu

ROCA (Residents On Campus Association)

The Residents on Campus Association (ROCA) is a student organization aiming to create the best residential experience possible here at Fort Lewis. We are dedicated to improving the residence hall experience, promoting a positive, substance-free living and learning environment and being a resource for those living on campus.

President: Luke Knudsen jlknudsen@fortlewis,edu
Advisor: Dorian Owen owen_dorian@fortlewis.edu

Rooted

Rooted is a college Christian ministry for anyone and everyone looking to grow in their faith. We are a safe place to come and discuss faith and spirituality. We are a community of friends that do a lot of activities together throughout the week and help each other through life. We take several outdoor trips each month. Our leadership development, worship, small groups, and outdoor adventures happen just about every day. Check out our website for more information.

President: Kallie Green kegreen@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Dr. Joshua R. Mietz jrmietz@fortlewis.edu

SACNAS

FLC SACNAS, the Society for Advancing Hispanics/Chicanos & Native Americans in Science, is affiliated with the National SACNAS Organization. We are devoted to fostering the success of underrepresented individuals in the natural and behavioral sciences by helping them attain advanced degrees, careers, and positions of leadership within their fields. Everyone is welcome to join!

President: Jasmyn Morton jamorton@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Theresa Rodriguez rodriguez_t@fortlewis.edu

SATA (Student Athletic Training Association)

To promote the athletic training profession and provide medical assistance for Fort Lewis College student-athletes and the community. In addition, we work to spread the awareness of the health profession and to attend the Rocky Mountain Athletic Trainers Association Symposium and the Rocky Mountain Sports Medicine Foundation monthly meetings in order to expand our knowledge of the field and improve our clinical practice.

President: Mathew McDermott msmcdermott@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Wayne Barger barger_w@fortlewis.edu

Sign Language Club

We are interested in practicing, learning and connecting through Sign Language. For more information, please check out our website!

President: Brittany Pritts bapritts@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Dian Jenkins jenkins_d@fortlewis.edu

Slackline Club

The Slackline Club is an organization to reach out to any and all students who are interested in slacklining. Slacklining is an addictive sport that works out the entire body, and especially your core. Beginners to pros are all welcome to share in the awesomeness that is slacklining! This group is here to support any desires having to do with slacklining in an encouraging, energetic atmosphere. There are many people in the club who have their own specialties such as tricklining, highlining, longlining, yoga slacking or the classic static slacking. So come one, come all to the Slacklining Club!

President: Elizabeth Thomas eathomas@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Ayla Moore moore_a@fortlewis.edu

Society of Business Leaders (SOBL)

The purpose of SOBL is to enhance students' knowledge of business through professional development, community service, scholarly achievement, social activity, alumni involvement and networking with businesses in Durango and Denver. Our ultimate goal is to help members find employment opportunities upon graduation.

President: Kristin Hopper kghopper@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Dr. Mika Kusar kusar_m@fortlewis.edu

Sociology Club

The Sociology Club promotes critical thought, and social change and justice through activism and work within our community.

President: Lacey Begay ljbegay@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Becky Clausen clausen_r@fortlewis.edu

Students for Political Action

Students for Political Action promotes political awareness and involvement within the FLC student body. We inform students about current political issues and candidates' viewpoints via discussion panels, voter registration drives, speeches and debates. We get students involved in local issues in particular, but also state and national politics to a certain extent. We hope to include students with a variety of view points in order to be as well-rounded and inclusive as possible.

President: Sam Antoine sgantoine@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Mark Seis seis_m@fortlewis.edu

Students for Sensible Drug Policy

We are an international grassroots network of students who are concerned about the impact drug abuse has on our communities, but who also know that the 'War on Drugs' is failing our generation and our society.

President: Richard McConnell rcmcconnell@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Deborah Walker walker_d@fortlewis.edu

Student Union Productions (SUP)

We strive to bring fun and interesting entertainment to Fort Lewis for students' enjoyment.

Administration Chair: Mariah Suneson masuneson@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Elizabeth Roberts emroberts@fortlewis.edu

Teachers Without Borders on Campus

The mission of Teachers Without Borders on Campus is to build student leaders because they 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 support the collaboration of student organizations on campus who share the same or similar aspirations and goals. Our best intention is to think and act locally and impact globally.

President: Mercedez Henson mrhenson@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Jennifer Trujillo trujillo_j@fortlewis.edu

Telemark Ski Club

We are a group of people who are excited to learn, progress, and enjoy the sport and art that is Telemark skiing. We strive to create an environment where people can get together and ski in small groups, but also try to achieve 1-2 full club trips.

President: Lukas Lubchenco ldlubchenco@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Brett Davis davis_b@fortlewis.edu

Unicycle Club

The Unicycle Club is for anyone that is interested in riding a unicycle. Any level of skill will be welcome. We will be teaching beginners to ride. We welcome everyone to come by and share this unique sport with us.

President: Stephen Mazurkivich sjmazurkivich@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Theresa Rodriguez rodriguez_t@fortlewis.edu

Veg Society

This group plans on educating and interacting with the community and students on issues related to nonhuman animals and how that relates to ethics, the environment, and health. 

President: Caleb Ontiveros contiveros@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Sarah Roberts-Cady roberts_s@fortlewis.edu

Veteran's Club

The purpose of the Veteran's Club is to serve as an on-campus resource for veterans and to facilitate fellowship between Fort Lewis students, Fort Lewis veterans, and veterans in the Durango community. 

President: Christian Warren ccwarren@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Wes Leland leland_w@fortlewis.edu

Wanbli Ota

Wanbli Ota promotes indigenous heritage and cultural diversity on the Fort Lewis College campus and surrounding communities. Our organization is open for everyone to participate. We organize the Hozhoni Day's Pageant and Annual Pow Wow, one of FLC's largest events.

President: Cyle C Pete ccpete@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Yvonne Bilinski bilinski_y@fortlewis.edu

Wellness Peer Advisory Council (WellPAC)

We are a student-based, informative, supportive health & wellness resource aimed at promoting healthy choices among FLC students. Our efforts are intended to provide information and support for physical, mental, and emotional health via educational events, social norms media campaigns, presentations, and one-on-one peer consultations. We consider ourselves to be easily accessible to students by involving them and empowering them.

President: Emily Gentry egentry@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Kendra Gallegos Reichle kgreichle@fortlewis.edu

Westerns Club

Westerner’s Club goals are to promote and enhance agriculture at Fort Lewis College, and the surrounding areas of Southwestern Colorado by becoming a link between the college and the agricultural community. The club is open to all majors who have an interest in promoting food and agriculture.

President: James J. Plate III JJPLATE@fortlewis.edu
Advisor: Beth Lashell Lashell_B@fortlewis.edu