Wounded to Wise: Your Butterfly Journey is a transformational retreat for those ready to release old stories, reconnect with their inner wisdom, and reclaim their vitality. Through guided reflection, nature-based healing, movement, nourishment, and restorative practices, participants are invited to move from survival into wholeness — emerging with renewed purpose, freedom, and wings to live fully.

Intentional Peer Support Training - framework & practice of building transformative relationships using lived/living experiences. - FREE to rural residents (with travel or missed work stipends available), $25 to reserve spot - yarrowcollective.org

Wounded to Wise: Your Butterfly Journey is a transformational retreat for those ready to release old stories, reconnect with their inner wisdom, and reclaim their vitality. Through guided reflection, nature-based healing, movement, nourishment, and restorative practices, participants are invited to move from survival into wholeness — emerging with renewed purpose, freedom, and wings to live fully.

Wounded to Wise: Your Butterfly Journey is a transformational retreat for those ready to release old stories, reconnect with their inner wisdom, and reclaim their vitality. Through guided reflection, nature-based healing, movement, nourishment, and restorative practices, participants are invited to move from survival into wholeness — emerging with renewed purpose, freedom, and wings to live fully.

Welcome to the FLC campus community! The two-day New Employee Orientation program will be held on Monday, August 10 from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. and Tuesday, August 11 from 8:30 a.m. to noon. We encourage you to attend both days to meet various campus representatives. The orientation program was developed by the HR team as a part of our onboarding process. We recognize that there is much to learn on a new job, not only about work responsibilities, but also about campus culture and organizational procedures. We are committed to help new employees succeed in their new roles and to support them as much as possible. The purpose of this orientation is to build community among new faculty and staff, to learn more about Fort Lewis College, and to meet with various departments about essential information for new employees.  Orientation presentations include:  FLC History & Core Essentials Diversity Affairs & Reconciliation Essentials Admission Overview Marketing & Communications Overview Title IX & Campus Security Essentials IT & Help Desk Essentials Budget & Purchasing Essentials Student Housing & Campus Life FLC Foundations & Advancement Employee Engagement Opportunities And More!

Welcome to the Fort Lewis College! The two-day New Employee Orientation program will be held on Monday, August 10 from 8:30 am to 2 pm and Tuesday, August 11 from 8:30 am to 12 pm. We encourage you to attend both days to meet various campus representatives.  The orientation program was developed by the HR team as a part of our onboarding process. We recognize that there is much to learn on a new job, not only about work responsibilities, but also about campus culture and organizational procedures. We are committed to help new employees succeed in their new roles and to support them as much as possible. The purpose of this orientation is to build community among new faculty and staff, to learn more about Fort Lewis College, and to meet with various departments about essential information for new employees.  Orientation presentations include:  FLC History & Core Essentials Diversity Affairs & Reconciliation Essentials Admissions Overview Marketing & Communications Overview Title IX & Campus Security Essentials IT & Help Desk Essentials Budget & Purchasing Essentials Student Housing & Campus Life FLC Foundations & Advancement Employee Engagement Opportunities And More! 

The San Juan Basin Archaeological Society invites all for an evening of archaeological discovery at the Center of Southwest Studies. Join us as we begin with a welcome reception at 6:30 p.m. in the foyer, followed by a thought-provoking presentation by a researcher, explorer or expert on current topics in archaeology of the Southwest and beyond. Our monthly l ectures are f ree and open to the public. Go to  sjbas.org  for details.

This event is to support the ongoing snowtogrpahy work which looks to quantify how forest structure impacts snow accumulation and retention. This is a fun way to get involved in local science!