Professor Andy Gulliford recalls the local toll of influenza pandemic of 1918 In 1918, influenza was a global challenge and public health crisis that had a severe impact on Four Corners communities, according to Professor Andrew Gulliford, who spoke to KSUT about the pandemic.
Professor advocates for rural science funding in next stimulus bill As further pandemic relief funding is considered, Professor Heidi Steltzer encourages the government to include money that supports science at rural colleges and universities to ensure equitable research opportunities and a better future for all.
Professor Juile Korb documents effective forest management practices In a 10-year study, Professor Julie Korb analyzed the effectiveness of tree thinning and prescribed burns on ecological resiliency for mixed-conifer forests in the western U.S. to help forest managers better understand regeneration during climate change.
Zoom theatre created for artists and community members The COVID-19 Theatrical Response Team, a Denver- and Zoom-based theatre company, was founded by Bradley Abeyta (ATT '11-'14) as a way for artists to keep stimulating their creative minds during home isolation and bring people together.
Political science major completes internship at George Washington University Political Science major Angel Benally just completed the Native American Political Leadership Program at George Washington University, a semester-long experience in hands-on applied politics, networking, and an interactive skills practicum.
Ricardo Caté profiled by Albuquerque Journal In an interview with Albuquerque Journal, Ricardo Caté (Education, '06) told stories about his start as a cartoonist and the galleries and museums where his work is now on display.
Health reminders for visitors to FLC campus As Colorado and La Plata County move toward reopening businesses, much of the local public health guidance to prevent COVID-19 exposure remains unchanged.
Professors make the most of online learning FLC professors are making the most of their virtual classrooms, bringing in creative solutions and setups to teach students they'd usually see face-to-face in field labs or mock courtrooms.
Three students producers featured on Rocky Mountain PBS Three FLC student producers were featured in the Colorado Student Showcase of the Rocky Mountain PBS series Arts District, available online now.
President Stritikus says higher education is more important than ever In a The Durango Herald op-ed, President Stritikus says that in the face of the global challenge of coronavirus, the role that higher education plays in society is more important than ever.
Assistant Professor Alex Borgella explains how dark humor helps in difficult times Assistant Professor of Psychology Alex Borgella explains in Gizmodo how dark humor during difficult times can relieve anxiety and help maintain a sense of humanity.
Social influence and toilet paper hoarding explained by FLC professor It's still unclear why the coronavirus pandemic is driving people to hoard toilet paper, but Professor of Psychology Brian Burke thinks the construct "social influence" could be a reason.
President Stritikus and Cody Stroup interviewed for KSUT KSUT and KDUR's Sarah Flower interviewed President Stritikus and student body president Cody Stroup about the effects of coronavirus on FLC and how the community is stepping up to support students.
Professor Melissa Knight-Maloney designated as Triathlon All-American Professor of Exercise Science Melissa Knight-Maloney earned designation as U.S.A. Triathlon All-American for her outstanding performances during the 2019 season, ranking nationally in the top 10% of her age group.
FLC alumna chosen for Udall Foundation internship Stephanie Lefthand (Business Administration, '16) was selected for a Native American Congressional Internship with the Udall Foundation, where she'll focus on healthcare policy and research, and tribal and federal government relationships.