Collage Club

Day/Time: M 1:25-3:25

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In this course, students will dive into their creative skills by making collages: an art form made by combining various forms of media (photos, paper cut-outs, stickers, tape, etc.), adding their own identity and experiences to create something beautiful and meaningful. In addition to creating collages, students will explore campus, make connections with peers, and share their first year journey in collage form.

Giving Back to our Communities

Day/Time: W/F 1:25-2:20

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The proposed course description: Our lives are more meaningful when we find ways to serve others. In this course, students will plan, engage in, and reflect on community service projects. Scaffolding and support will be provided to help students find ways to serve their communities that align with their own values and interests.

Belonging in Many Places

Day/Time: W/F 11:15-12:10

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Want to understand who you are, where you are, and how you learn best? In this class, we’ll explore belonging from several angles; your new home in the Four Corners region, your place at Fort Lewis College, and your identity as a growing college learner. We’ll look at real local data, try mini learning experiments, unpack things like imposter syndrome, and discover science backed strategies that actually help you succeed. Expect hands on activities, creative reflections, and low pressure discussions that help you feel grounded, confident, and connected. By the end, you’ll better understand yourself, your community, and how to thrive here.

The Power of Bridging Differences

Day/Time: M/W 11:15-12:10

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College is a place where you will meet people with many different backgrounds, experiences, and ideas. In this course, we explore how curiosity and active listening can help us understand one another and build stronger connections. Through conversations, reflective activities, and collaborative projects, students practice skills such as asking thoughtful questions, listening with empathy, and sharing personal stories. We will explore how these skills support academic success, strengthen group work, and help students communicate effectively with professors and peers.

If you enjoy meaningful conversations, learning about others’ experiences, and building skills that will help you throughout college and beyond, this class is for you.

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