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V I D E O O F T H E W E E K
Check out four of the projects designed, created, and tested by students as part of their senior capstone courses.
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The School of Business Administration hosted an Open House to unveil alumni-funded upgrades to two atriums in Education & Business Hall, including a new video wall and LED ticker display, furniture, and a refurbished tutoring center.
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After a nation-wide search, Brandon Leimbach, director of development for the Buff Club, the fundraising arm of the University of Colorado Athletics in Boulder, has been named the new Skyhawks athletic director.
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The Mathematics Department hosted more than 100 mathematicians for the Mathematical Association of America, Rocky Mountain Section Meeting, in April.
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Five students and their faculty mentor, presented their paleo-wetland research at the American Association of Geographers conference in Washington, D.C., in April. The research is also published in the journal Metamorphosis.
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This year's Boston Marathon included two FLCers: Associate Professor of Biology Steven Fenster and Assistant Professor of Mathematics Matthew Welz, who finished with times of 2:55:45 and 3:09:27.
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FLC’s new provost Cheryl Nixon, current associate provost at University of Massachusetts Boston, will start July 1.
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Nearly 500 graduates walked across the stage in Whalen Gymnasium during three Spring Commencement ceremonies on Friday and Saturday.
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Associate Professor of Biology Heidi Steltzer has been selected to author a section of an upcoming special report from the United Nation’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change on climate change in high mountain areas.
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Two students, a recent graduate, and an instructor from the Anthropology Department presented at the American Association of Physical Anthropologists conference in Cleveland, Ohio, in March.
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Softball star Angelique Elemen ends her Skyhawks career with the school records for most hits, RBIs, doubles, home runs, and total bases.
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Skyhawks cycling hosted the annual Squawker Road Classic through Durango's downtown neighborhoods as part of the Rocky Mountain Collegiate Cycling Conference, in April.
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The 2019 Faculty & Staff Awards recognize six FLCers who distinguished themselves in their teaching and service to the College and its students.
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The Durango Herald profiled five FLC graduates from a range of disciplines headed off for careers and further studies.
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New and planned services, like the Black Student Union -- which was recently named Registered Student Organization of the Year -- are working to fill a void that caused FLC to rank low among state schools for support of black students.
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Registration opens May 5 for the Durango Fall Blaze Bicycle Tour, a fundraiser on Sept. 28 for the Skyhawks cycling team featuring fully supported road tours in the San Juan Mountains of 37, 60 and 100 miles.
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Mathematics major and Skyhawks soccer standout Coleman Kane was named to the Colorado's Future Educator Honor Roll by the Colorado Department of Higher Education.
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