Welcome to the Final Warning
I don’t think anyone living in Colorado would have expected the events that happened the day before New Year 2021. … Continue reading Welcome to the Final Warning
Articles whose core content is an interview with members of the FRCC community.
I don’t think anyone living in Colorado would have expected the events that happened the day before New Year 2021. … Continue reading Welcome to the Final Warning
Written by Joe Fisk FRCC faculty Mark Reinholz teaches psychology, philosophy, and education. Reinholz has been with FRCC since … Continue reading Mark Reinholz Feature
Written by Joe Fisk
This summer, FRCC’s creative and technical arts, humanities and languages department (CTAL) will introduce a new department chair, Dr. Heidi Strang. Strang has been working at FRCC since 2010 and currently teaches Artistry 1, Artistry 2, and an online art appreciation course. As the upcoming CTAL department chair, she will oversee 14 disciplines. Continue reading Dr. Heidi Strang; New CTAL Department Chair
Written by Matt Cunningham
From being a weatherman on Denver7 news on ABC to being a public speaking instructor at FRCC, Richard Ortner has had numerous jobs and life experience that he enjoys to bring to each class that he teaches. Ortner is a Colorado native and has been teaching public speaking for about ten years. He has a master’s degree in both journalism and broadcast meteorology. Continue reading Weatherman, Broadcast Journalist, and Teacher; Richard Ortner Feature
Written By Joe Fisk
Photo By Lindsey Brand
FRCC student, Sydney True, created the Women’s on Weights class. She’s the only student instructing a fitness class and has been doing it for three semesters now. The class is free to students and meets Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. in the fitness center. Continue reading Sydney True, Women’s Weights
Written by Drew Lascot
Photo by Lindsay Brand
Walking into the office of the new Fitness and Wellness Coordinator, one is immediately greeted by the sign behind the desk: “Life is short. Don’t be lazy.” Lauren Schiller embodies this very quote, having found her new position at FRCC less than a year after graduating with her masters. Continue reading Lauren Schiller: Kids to Kinesiology
Written by Matt Cunningham
Image by Ezra Ekman
Two new instructional deans were hired at the Westminster campus over Winter Break. April Menzies who has used her own personal experiences in life and education earn the title Dean Menzies. Continue reading Dean April Menzies, One of FRCC’s New Deans
Written by Matt Cunningham
image by Ezra Ekman
FRCC’s new instructional dean Andrea DeCosmo’s path to becoming a dean involved a wealth of experience in higher education, the ability to learn challenging life lessons, and an extreme passion for education. DeCosmo started her new position on Jan. 7; she serves as the allied health dean for the Westminster campus and oversees the Brighton campus. Continue reading Dean Andrea DeCosmo, One Of FRCC’s New Deans
Some prime benefits of attending community college include the cheaper cost, smaller class sizes, flexible schedules, and a diverse community of students and staff alike. Continue reading Shannon Mcduff: FRCC Talent Show Winner
Drew Lascot interviews various students and staff members of FRCC’s Westminster Campus on voting. Video by Conrad Sperosen, Audio … Continue reading FRCC Students and Staff Weigh in on Voting