Written by Ezra Ekman
After Aaron Prestwich’s September departure, FRCC sought a new dean of student affairs. Student organizations were invited to join a forum of faculty and staff to interview three candidates for the role on November 7, 2019. The forum was livestreamed so that students, faculty, and staff who couldn’t attend the forum could watch remotely. Continue reading FRCC Hires New Dean of Student Affairs
By Ezra Ekman
Illustration by Madison Otten
Being a student can be expensive. Fortunately, it comes with many benefits, but these benefits aren’t limited to on-campus services. Your FRCC Wolf Card provides access to hundreds of student discounts, both in-person and online. Below are just a few examples of the discounts available to you as a student at FRCC. Continue reading Student Discounts available to FRCC Students
Written by Ezra Ekman
Illustration by Madison Otten
Although FRCC has traditionally been focused on associate degrees and vocational certificates, FRCC will begin offering a bachelor’s degree in geospatial science this fall. Some low-level courses will be available in Westminster, but the majority of the classes for both associate and bachelor degrees in geospatial science must be taken at the Boulder FRCC campus. Continue reading FRCC to Offer Geospatial Science Bachelor’s Degrees
Written by Ezra Ekman
Illustration by Madison Otten
A decade or two ago, most students took notes in paper notebooks or completed digital assignments on school computers. Today, students without laptops are uncommon, and WiFi is a ubiquitous service that students require and, usually, can depend upon it working correctly. Continue reading There is No Internet Connection: WiFi Outage at FRCC
Written by Ezra Ekman
Photo by Ezra Ekman
With increased frequency of security events across the country, FRCC has instituted lockout and lockdown procedures for the safety and security of students, faculty, and staff. On March 4, 5, or 6, Westminster campus will have a lockdown drill. Continue reading March Lockdown, What You Should Know
Written by Ezra Ekman While the longest government shutdown in U.S. history now has ended with a three-week … Continue reading Government Shutdown: Minimal Financial Aid Impacts
Be sure to check out the previous College Success series articles, College Success Series Part 4: How to Take Exams. By … Continue reading College Success Series:Networking Industry Contacts in College
Exams are something that all students dread. But there are ways to manage the stress. Continue reading College Success Series Part 4: How to Take Exams
FRCC students, staff, and faculty bring their families to participate in Family Math Game Night at Front Range Community College … Continue reading Family Math Game Night
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