Upcoming events

January
31

Alumni DC Gathering at The Crown & Crow

The Crown & Crow

Free

Join us for a Fort Lewis College Alumni Happy Hour in Washington, D.C.! Reconnect with fellow Skyhawks, make new connections, and toast together at an iconic DC watering hole, The Crown & Crow.

Alumni DC Gathering at The Crown & Crow
February
1

FLC Skyhawks Basketball Pregame Event (vs. MSU Denver)

1:00 PM - 3:00 PM

Denver, CO

$15 pregame event

Mingle with FLC Alumni, Friends, Donors, and Fans for food and drinks then head over to the Auraria Event Center to cheer on our Skyhawks in the men's and women's basketball games! 

FLC Skyhawks Basketball Pregame Event (vs. MSU Denver)
February
22

Alumni Ski Day & Après-Ski Party

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Purgatory Resort

Ski Purg with FLC Alumni!  Enjoy a fun après-ski event with pizza, beverages, and giveaways. We have 20 discounted alumni lift tickets available for purchase and alumni can use promo code FLCalumni25 for a discounted hotel stay!

 

Alumni Ski Day & Après-Ski Party
March
1

Alumni Ski Day at A-Basin

Arapahoe Basin Ski Area

Spend a day on the Beach at the top of the Continental Divide with fellow FLC Alumni and Front Range shredders. Meet up with the Alumni team at Beach Spot #4 and enjoy snacks and beverages throughout your day of skiing at A-Basin. 

Alumni Ski Day at A-Basin
March
29

Alumni Breakfast at Hozhoni Days Powwow

10:00 AM - 12:00 PM

Student Union Vallecito Room

$8 Adult | $4 Youth | Age 2 & Under Free

Celebrate the Hozhoni Days Powwow, and join FLC Alumni and members of the Native American Alumni Chapter for a delicious breakfast. Reconnect with fellow Alumni, listen to our featured guest speakers, and catch up on chapter and FLC updates. 

Alumni Breakfast at Hozhoni Days Powwow

Past events

Events

Featured fund: Float the Rio Chama

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Join fellow FLC alumni and the Fort Lewis on the Water (FLOW) guides on an unforgettable 3-day/2 night guided trip on the Rio Chama. You'll enjoy spectacular views of the sandstone and limestone canyons, side hikes, hot springs, and archaeological sites.

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Donate to Float the Rio Chama

Who: Fort Lewis College Alumni and their immediate family (max one guest per FLC Alum)
Time: Morning departure from Durango, CO

Join fellow FLC alumni and the Fort Lewis on the Water (FLOW) guides on an unforgettable 3-day/2 night guided trip on the Rio Chama. You will enjoy spectacular views of the sandstone and limestone canyons, side hikes, hot springs, and archaeological sites.

FLOW guides will prepare all the meals and rig the boats, leaving you plenty of time to enjoy the sights and each other’s company. Space on this trip is extremely limited, so don’t wait to sign up!

What is included

  • On-water equipment
  • Group camp equipment
  • Breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks
  • Transportation
  • FLOW Vehicle shuttles
  • Trained professional guides
  • Guide tip included in price
  • Two craft brews per day!

Small Craft Small crafts such as inflatable kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, and pack rafts are welcome on most FLOW programs. You are welcome to bring your own, or request one from FLOW. Helmets are required for SUPs and all small craft on the Rio Chama.

3-day Rio Chama Itinerary

River miles: 31
Days on the river: 3
Nights on the river: 2

The Rio Chama is a Wild and Scenic River located in northwest New Mexico, and a major tributary of the Rio Grande. From the El Vado dam the Chama winds through canyons of multi-colored rock and wooded slopes before spilling into the open desert. The limited dam releases and short boating season make this beautiful river a highly sought-after float trip.

Day 1: Early morning travel from Durango to El Vado Ranch (3 hours). Once we arrive at the ranch, FLOW guides will rig boats and we will get on the river. This float through canyon country passes old homesteads and hot springs with a few rapids to keep things splashy.

Day 2: The canyon deepens on the second day, with large ponderosa pines providing protection from the desert heat. Side hikes to the canyon rim at Rio Cebolla or to the dinosaur tracks in Dark Canyon provide an opportunities to stretch your legs.

Day 3: With an early start, we leave the canyons behind as we wind toward Big Eddy for our longest day on the river. The iconic Monastery of Christ in the Desert is an impressive landmark before cooling off in the biggest rapids. We will take off the river late-afternoon at either Chavez Canyon, or Big Eddy.

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