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Featured stories, profiles, and other articles from FLC Voices, Fort Lewis's biannual magazine.

FLC Voices
The biannual magazine of Fort Lewis College

FLC student marketing consultants spritz up Ska cans

Could sparkling water taste better if the label really pops?

A sleeping language awakens

Students learn to speak and teach the Ute language through the Southwest Indigenous Language Development Institute.

Disrupting spaces

Gregg Deal brings a fresh perspective as FLC's first Native American artist-in-residence.

Act I

Discover the behind-the-scenes magic of the new Musical Theatre program and debut of Cabaret.

Featured alumni stories

Drawing on Indigenous superpowers

Michaela Goade (Studio Art, ’14) leads the charge in children’s literature to better represent the multitude of Indigenous experiences.

Chayse-ing the dream

Chayse Romero (Sociology & Human Services, ’17) remembers the power of making art during her earliest days at FLC.

Gambling on passion

Charles Decker (Marketing, ’17) travels around the globe, creating artwork for wineries, hospitals, festivals, and tribal nations.

The world according to Shaggy

Kayla Shaggy (Studio Art, ’17) created comics to illustrate their political views, cultural questions, and regional challenges.

Lamb on the loose

Jonathan Lamb (Studio Art, ’02) paints, creates, curates, and manages art projects through his production company LKMNDD.

Something from nothing

Lorna Meaden (Studio Art, ’94) built a career as a ceramicist in mountain towns around the West.

Home, wherever you are

Elise Boulanger (Studio Art, ‘21) creates space for Indigenous students far from home.

Lights. Camera. Action.

Charine Pilar Gonzales (English-Communications, ’18) writes, directs, and produces documentaries that preserve culture through storytelling.

Discover more of our unique FLC voices

Making room for more art

Discover the sound reasoning behind quirky architectural embellishments.

2022-2023 Featured Scholar

Liz Cartier, assistant professor of Management, is named FLC's 2022-23 Featured Scholar.

Graduating champions

Skyhawks Athletics invests in student support services.

Where the Orostachys iwarenge grow

Crevice Garden offers a new outdoor classroom and quiet space on FLC’s campus.

Finding light through story

Public Health students explore art.

Teaching identities

Students demonstrate who they are as teachers at the Teacher Education Department's Professional Exhibition.

Giving language a shot

Students translate health info for underrepresented populations.

Dream. Pursue. Endure.

Amy Wendland, professor of Art & Design, ponders how to be an artist.

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