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Stella Zhu, Basic Needs Coordinator, Student Well-being, received $39,722 from the US Department of Agriculture through the State of Colorado Department of Human Services for a “Employment First Third Party Partnership for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)”.

Dr. Christine Smith, Undergraduate Research Support Coordinator and Adjunct Instructor of Biology, received $53,330 from the Intuitive Foundation, Inc. for the “Pay It Forward 2023/2024 project”.

Dr. Jill Choate, Associate Professor, Teacher Education, received $80,000 from the Colorado Department of Education for the “Quality Teacher Recruitment Program 23-24 grant”.

Dr. Jill Choate, Associate Professor, Teacher Education, received $25,000 from the US Department of Education through the University of Florida for the “CEEDAR Colorado Technical Assistance grant”.

Stacey Peters, Administrative Assistant III, received $5,000 from the Colorado Department of Education, Colorado State Library for the “State Grants for Libraries Act”.

 (The Durango Herald)

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Los Alamos National Laboratory,  麻豆免费高清无砖码区partnership, helps Indigenous women find a new path into the world of research.

A $3.75 million Title III grant and two philanthropic grants, totaling $113,000, will support Indigenous student success, increase access to school materials, and launch a Native American College Day at Fort Lewis College. 

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Beth LaShell, Director of the Old Fort at FLC, received the Bloom Award from the Colorado State Land Board at the agency’s annual awards ceremony in Denver. “It is a remarkable site,” said William Woolston, Field Operations Supervisor for the State Land Board. “To say the trust land that Beth manages is...

The Taos News explores the success of Angelo and Jacqueline McHorse('12), who first met as freshmen at Fort Lewis College. Their company Bison Star Naturals in Taos, has grown into a full suite of products, including lotion, liquid soap, shampoo, conditioner, lip balm, bar soap, and bath salt.

The Durango Herald reports that Fort Lewis College experienced a surge in donations during the 2023 Giving Tuesday. “We are humbled by the support of our community and so thankful to our donors who reached out to family and friends to support causes they feel strongly about,” said Melissa Mount, vice president of Advancement at FLC...

An Arizona Republic article explores the growing role of Indigenous women in managing the Colorado River. Brooke Laughter, who is majoring in environmental science at FLC, said it's important for Indigenous women to be involved in this type of work because they have been suppressed from participating in the past. The article was...