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Posted @ Tuesday, January 17, 2012 By Davis, Mitchel B
Earning a degree from the Fort Lewis College Biology program is a challenge, but the opportunities it opens up for a student is worth the hard work. Just ask FLC alumnae Sara Bombaci.
Posted @ Sunday, January 15, 2012 By Nyquist, Lindsay
Dr. Derek Graff stands with his cooperative education student, Steele Brimhall, in his dental office.
The Cooperative Education program at Fort Lewis College bridges the classroom and the workplace for students seeking to deepen their learning ...
Posted @ Wednesday, October 19, 2011 By Davis, Mitchel B
DURANGO (19 October 2011) - Increased admission standards, along with efforts to secure funding and increase investment in academic programs, seem to be making a difference in helping Fort Lewis College’s students succeed in school. The retention rate among every ethnic group represented on campus either increased or remained steady from 2006 (beginning of tougher admission standards) to 2009 (latest published data).
Posted @ Wednesday, July 06, 2011 By Nyquist, Lindsay
In a time when more and more people find themselves unable to afford health care and do the things needed to have healthy families, there is a growing demand for professionals trained in the field of public health.
And since creating the first Public Health undergraduate-degree program in Colorado, Fort Lewis leads the way in meeting that demand. After its first year, enrollment is already almost 300 percent above the program's goals.
Posted @ Thursday, May 26, 2011 By Nyquist, Lindsay
Undergraduate research at Fort Lewis College is earning students valuable recognition and big boosts for their resumes thanks to a research journal focusing on student research at liberal arts colleges.
The Spring 2011 edition of Metamorphosis features papers based on research by two Fort Lewis students. Sara Bombaci, who graduated in April 2010 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology, published her research on the effects of Sudden Aspen Decline Syndrome on bird communities.