Emotional intelligence is one of the most important characteristics that employers look for, but it is often the most over looked in education. Emotional intelligence, or soft skills, is a person’s ability to connect and work with the people around them in an emotional and effective way. Continue reading “Read More, Get Hired”
According to Colorado state health officials, a small outbreak of Parotitis (Mumps) in the Denver area was discovered in February. The Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment issued a warning upon confirming four cases, and since then, two more cases have arisen. Continue reading “What FRCC Students Need to Know About Mumps in Colorado”
Diversity Dialogues at FRCC provide students the opportunity to engage in discussions that are rare held in daily life yet are becoming increasingly more important to have in a highly-connected and diverse world.
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Front Range Community College’s hallways are filled with students of all kinds, including those still in high school. The College Now program at FRCC allows high school students to take college classes for dual credits.
Continue reading “How Much Do You Know About Concurrent Enrollment at FRCC?”
Front Range Community College’s diverse student body gives root to an abundance of successful students. Phi Theta Kappa, an international honor society for two-year colleges, embraces diversity and compensates students for success.
Need to get away during spring break? Students can travel to Estes Park with Altitude on March 25 and 26 for the annual leadership retreat.
Continue reading “Deadline is Sign-Up for Leadership Retreat is Friday”
Front Range Community College is known for hosting elaborate and interesting events, and last week’s World Music Day jam session outside of the Student Life center was no exception.
“I was born with a crayon in my hand,” said Front Range Community College graphic design instructor Dale Rosenbach. “I was an introvert as a kid and art has always been my friend. It started with me drawing cartoons until I was the best artist in my class.”
According to communication instructor Michael Guilkey, “The most challenging aspect of public speaking is the anxiety that is associated with the actual ‘ACT’ of public speaking.”
At Front Range Community College, a communication credit is required for all students pursuing degrees. Students can choose between interpersonal communication and public speaking, the communication department’s most daunting offering.
Continue reading “FRCC Professors’ Tips to Overcome Speaking Anxiety”
“I think confidence is a big deal,” said Teresa Stuart, Career Success Center Coordinator at Front Range Community College’s Westminster campus. Stuart is hosting Career Success Week and a job fair on Tuesday, March 8 from 10:00 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Rocky Mountain Room.
Continue reading “It’s Not Too Late to Get Involved in Career Success Week”