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First-Year Launch is a signature part of your first-year experience

Your FYL course will help you connect to your new home at 麻豆免费高清无砖码区and successfully navigate your first year of college. There are many topics to choose from because our faculty and staff have designed these half-semester, one-credit courses around topics they're interested in and passionate about. They can't wait to share their knowledge and excitement with you!

Meet with your advisor for help choosing your FYL course

Before you meet with your advisor:

  • Check out all of our Launch courses by browsing this site.
  • Make a list for your advising appointment of your top 3–5 courses that inspire you to think differently about the world and yourself.
  • If you belong to one of the special populations in the "Major and Program" or "Student Population" tab, we highly encourage you to select from one of the courses that apply to you.

There are no prerequisites for Launch courses. And remember, your Skyhawk Station Advisor can help you choose the right course if you're unsure!

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Educated Latines

Day/Time: M/W 12:20-1:15

In this course we will explore Latine/Hispano cultural Identity and how it contributes to success in college.  How we see ourselves matters.  As Latinx/Hispano college students, you will gain a stronger understanding of the complexities of college culture and learn more about the resources and support available to help you succeed at FLC.  We will cover issues such as First Gen Identity, family support structures, Imposter syndrome, and cultural responsibilities that impact academic success.


Exploring Performing Arts

Day/Time: W 1:25-3:25

A chance to get your hands dirty working behind the scenes on an 麻豆免费高清无砖码区Theatre Department Production. FYL students will learn new skills and work in the Costume Shop or Scene Shop. No previous experience necessary! Performances will take place in the Theatre MainStage, Black Box, or Community Concert Hall. Students will enjoy building relationships with their peers as they are mentored by theatre faculty and learn theatre skills. This FYL course is NOT for Theatre majors and not for students enrolled in Theatre 100/300 or Theatre 114/314.


Finding Balance

Day/Time: M/W 11:15-12:10

This course will explore a variety of realistic self-care and social connection strategies, as well as on- and off-campus resources available to support you during your academic journey. We will get real and dig deep to help you find balance in an overwhelming world.


First-Gen Exploration

Day/Time: M/W 11:15-12:10

If your parents didn't get a college degree, congratulations, you're a first-generation college student! This course will discuss impostor syndrome, the unique vocabulary of college, juggling family/job/classroom expectations, getting familiar with the college culture, and being "the first!"

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麻豆免费高清无砖码区Concert Band

Day/Time: M/W 6:00-7:30

The 麻豆免费高清无砖码区Concert Band is open to any student with wind, percussion, or bass instrument experience who wants to continue making music in college! First-year students are part of the regular ensemble, performing with a community of passionate music makers. You must be able to read music to be successful.


麻豆免费高清无砖码区Concert Choir

Day/Time: M/W/F 12:20-1:15

The 麻豆免费高清无砖码区Concert Choir is open to all students regardless of singing background. First-year students are part of the regular ensemble, performing with a community of passionate music makers. A short placement audition is required so that students can sing in the correct section.


麻豆免费高清无砖码区Orchestra

Day/Time: M/W 4:05-5:30

The 麻豆免费高清无砖码区Orchestra is open to any student with string experience (violin, viola, cello, bass) who wants to continue making music in college! First-year students are part of the regular ensemble, performing with a community of passionate music makers. You must be able to read music to be successful.


Giving Back to Our Communities

Day/Time: W/F 1:25-2:20

Our lives are more meaningful when we find ways to serve others. Students will plan, engage in, and reflect on community service projects in this course. Scaffolding and support will be provided to help students find ways to serve their communities that align with their own values and interests.


Here We Are Now

Day/Time: TH 4:05-6:05

Our planet's biodiversity has inspired human thought in every discipline, study, and art since prehistory. In this course, we’ll explore the overwhelming variety of ways in which different animals thrive, inviting students to explore their unique passions and skills.


Here We Are Now

Day/Time: M/W 10:10-11:05

Our planet's biodiversity has inspired human thought in every discipline, study, and art since prehistory. In this course, we’ll explore the overwhelming variety of ways in which different animals thrive, inviting students to explore their unique passions and skills.


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Admission Office

Fort Lewis College
1000 Rim Drive
Durango, CO 81301

Phone: 877-352-2656 or 970-247-7184
Fax: 970-247-7179
Email: admission@fortlewis.edu

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Connect with your admission counselor over the phone, in email, or take a campus tour and meet them in person.