In the News

Alumna Kelsy Woodson (Business Administration, '11) has a rockstar dream job helping Yonder Mountain String Band manage their social media and marketing.

FLC was awarded $1.75 million from the U.S. Department of Education, Title III, Native American-Serving, Nontribal Institutions Program. The funding will support development of FLC’s new Computer Engineering degree, undergraduate research, and the Native American Center.

Alumni Laura Beth Waltz (English, '12) and Parker Earnest (Anthropology, '13) have joined the Teach For America 2016 Corps and will be teaching in the state of Colorado.

The Smith Sports Complex, named after Professor Emeritus Duane Smith, is now open for local youth and FLC sports teams. The 15-acre facility is located on the northeast corner of campus.