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FRO MT Dear Reader,

First of all, I am thrilled that you have picked up a copy of The Independent! If you’re unfamiliar with us, allow me to get you caught up.

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The Indy is Fort Lewis College’s student-run news organization. In our early years we published print-only news, but have since broadened our platform to online and video media. We produce our own news magazine, create daily content for TheIndyOnline.com, and upload video news featurettes to YouTube as Fort Fuel. The Independent is also a news aggregate through its varied social media presences, sharing local, regional, and national news with the campus community. Our brilliant staff is comprised entirely of Fort Lewis College students, drawing from different departments campus-wide. Our primary mission—inform and entertain the student body with the news and information that they want and need.

For those of you who have picked us up before, I have some exciting news. We are reformatting our print publication! Effective this semester The Independent is a monthly publication, distributed the first Tuesday of each month. With this change, we have pushed to nearly double the page count and print in gorgeous full-color. What can you expect? A much more thorough and beautiful publication! Pick it up in any of the yellow boxes around campus. We want to produce news for YOU, and your participation is key. Pick us up and find us online, it lets us know that you care about what is happening on campus and around town. Don’t stop there, make us report on the news that you want. Hop onto our Facebook page or shoot us an email to give us a news tip or offer up some feedback. We are always looking for stories, and your suggestions go a long way. At the end of the day, The Independent is produced by students for students. And finally, if you want to get involved, stop by at the Ballantine Media Center and join! Cheers,

Trevor Ogborn Editor In Chief The Independent TheIndyOnline.com twogborn@fortlewis.edu 303-562-8541

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Join the Indy! The Independent is your student-run news source for campus and community news. We are a RSO as well as a practicum course, which means anyone can join us as a club or as a class. No experience needed!

Contact us if you are interested in contributing to your student news organization. Trevor Ogborn Editor In Chief twogborn@fortlewis.edu

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ALL PEOPLE’S LODGE

All People's Lodge (APL) focuses on cultural revitalization through oral traditional ”sweat lodge” participation, enabling neighboring Native nations to hold tribal-specific sweat ceremonies for female and male participants. APL will mediate the process of ensuring: respect for the sweat lodges, the acquisition of outside tribal-specific sweat leaders, maintaining lodge grounds, safety of participants, etc. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION OF PETROLEUM GEOLOGISTS

The purpose of this Association is to advance the science of geology, especially as it relates to petroleum, natural gas, and other energy mineral resources; to promote the technology of exploring for, finding, and producing these materials from the earth; to foster the spirit of scientific research throughout its membership; to disseminate information relating to the geology and the associated technology of petroleum, natural gas, and other energy mineral resources; to inspire and maintain a high standard of professional conduct on the part of its membership; to provide the public with means of recognition of adequately trained and professionally responsible petroleum geologists; and to advance the professional well-being of its membership. We also provide a means of contact with the geological profession both inside and outside of academia. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Graphic is AAPG National Logo.

AMERICAN INDIAN SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING SOCIETY

The purpose of the AISES is to substantially increase the representation of American Indians and Alaskan Natives in science, technology, engineering and math studies and careers. The focus of the college program is access and success. Among our current and past scholarship programs, sponsors have included Google, Intel, Burlington Northern Santa Fe, the United States Environmental Protection Agency and many others. Description provided by Justin Succo, President of AISES. Graphic is AISES Logo.

ASTRONOMY CLUB

The Fort Lewis Astronomy club is a new club striving to build a community of amateur astronomers of all levels. Learning with your peers is essential in building a greater understanding of the universe in which we live. All are welcome in participating that have a common interest in collectively learning.

Description provided by Garrison Linn. Photo provided by Garrison Linn.

ASSOCIATED STUDENTS OF FORT LEWIS COLLEGE

ASFLC- Associated Students of Fort Lewis College - is a group of students dedicated to becoming the voice for the FLC students. As a bridge between administration and everyday students, ASFLC creates resolutions, has discussions, and makes decisions to make student life better and more fulfilling. Run by students for the students, ASFLC discusses on campus issues as well as issues that surface around our country and how they affect the quality of learning our students obtain. This organization is made up of students who want to help FLC, learn more about politics, and make themselves better citizens. While the work ASFLC does is serious, it can also be fun. With retreats that focus on community learning, togetherness, and relationship building, ASFLC is not only made up of hard working students, but friends. Growing together, making the school a better place, and helping students succeed are just some of the goals of ASFLC. Description provided by Scott Greener, President of ASFLC. Photo provided by Scott Greener, President of ASFLC.

BALLET FOLKLORICO DE DURANGO

Ballet Folklorico de Durango is a dance group that embraces Hispanic culture through dancing traditional Mexican Folklore. We want to provide opportunities for students to learn how to dance and perform these traditional dances both on- and off-campus. We also want to provide opportunities for students to travel around the United States and Mexico to learn different styles of Folkloric dancing from different regions of Mexico through workshops. All students can join regardless of ethnicity or skill. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

BEE CLUB

The Bee Club is designed to provide students with an opportunity to learn and practice beekeeping in an educational environment. Our club is also dedicated to educating the community at Fort Lewis College about the important role bees play in our food system and the drastic decline of honeybees. Description provided by Hallie Venaglia, President of Bee Club. Photo by Hanna Maddera.

BETA ALPHA PSI

Beta Alpha Psi is an international honors society for accounting and finance majors. The Theta Nu chapter at Fort Lewis College focuses on developing its members professionally and participating in various community service activities. The primary objective of Beta Alpha Psi is to encourage and give recognition to scholastic and professional excellence in the business information field. Description provided by Shane Saginak, President of Beta Alpha Psi. Photo provided by Shane Saginak, President of Beta Alpha Psi.

BUFFALO COUNCIL

Buffalo Council addresses Native American student retention by promoting the agenda of Indigenous cultures, issues of sovereignty, cultural preservation, a safe environment, and a quality education at Fort Lewis College. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo provided by Buffalo Council Facebook page.

CHEMISTRY CLUB

The Fort Lewis College Chemistry Club is an organization that strives to bring together students who are interested in chemistry by performing informative, but exciting weekly demonstrations, community-oriented events, and many other activities. Our primary objective is to display a perspective of chemistry that is intellectually stimulating, but at the same time entertaining and enjoyable for students from all disciplines. Description provided by Alexander Dean.

CHESSMATES

Our purpose and interactions are simple. We meet to play chess with our mates, and hopefully check those mates as well.

Description provided by Ryan Seamus Royer.

CHRISTIAN CHALLENGE

We are a Christian club in a non-church setting. We meet on Tuesday nights and discuss topics selected by students on a conversational level, bringing our many different backgrounds and viewpoints and working through biblical answers in a loving community. Description provided by RSO List on FLC Website.

CREATIVE COLLECTIVE

The purpose of Creative Collective is to facilitate an artist community on campus and offer opportunities that would not normally be offered to art majors. “Students come here to Fort Lewis College, and are taking art classes, but they’ve never had the chance to expose their art, or get it out there in a gallery,” - Aaron Berg, founder and first president of the Creative Collective Description provided by Aaron Berg, Founder and First President of Creative Collective. Photo by Anjelique Cato.

CLUB DEL CENTRO

Club Del Centro is a multicultural student-led organization that focuses on promoting Latino culture through the means of food, social and educational events. We will meet in the El Centro office on the ground floor of the Student Union. Description provided by Tina Zuñiga. Photo provided by Shirena Trujillo Long.

DANCE CO-MOTION

Dance Co-Motion aims to bring dancers of all ranges of dance, styles and levels and create a welcoming environment. We are constantly bringing in choreographers and having workshops to involve different styles such as Native dancers, Zumba, capoeira, theater and modern dancing. Description provided by Jordan Norris. Photo provided by Jordan Norris.

DINE CLUB

The Diné Club is a group open to all students seeking enrichment in Diné culture and language. We seek to expand Diné cultural exposure on campus through both cultural and language revitalization, and offer insight into Diné vocabulary, Diné history, kinship, government, etc., through a harmonious approach of relearning and sharing Diné philosophy and cultural practices. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo provided by Olivia Duncan.

ENGINEERS WITHOUT BORDERS

The primary function of Engineers Without Borders is to provide developing communities with potable water and sanitary septic systems. Simultaneously, the program is dedicated to involving and training a new kind of internationally responsible student. The Fort Lewis College chapter of EWB has done work in Thailand, Laos, Ecuador, Nicaragua and are starting projects in Myanmar. Description by Andrew Hook, after meeting with Advisor Don May. Photo provided by Tayler Ellwell.

ENVIRONMENTAL CENTER

The Environmental Center exists to strengthen students’ commitment to a more socially just and ecologically sound world by connecting them with opportunities to create change both on campus and in our community. For the student staff it is an amazing community that provides a sense of civic responsibility and hope and inspiration for staff. Description provided by Rachael Landis, Coordinator. Photo provided by Rachael Landis, Coordinator.

FEMINIST VOICE

Feminist Voice is an organization devoted to promoting active dialogue around issues of inequality including but not limited to social justice. The mission of feminist voice is to engage communities, start important dialogues and encourage social justice activism locally. They show films with gender, sexuality and feminism as main themes, and wish to promote non-dominant culture or culture that is otherwise unrecognized in popular culture. Description provided by Dana Mastrangelo, President. Photo provided by Dana Mastrangelo, President.

FLC LIFE-LINE

FLC Life-Line is a new pro-life RSO on campus and is focused on educating, consoling and providing fellowship and resources for pregnant and parenting students. We believe no one should ever have to choose between being a parent and being a student, and so we aim to help in any and all ways we can. We would like to thank Durango LifeGuard, the Durango Pregnancy Center, Students for Life of America, and the Leadership Institute for all of their support and resources. Description provided by Emily Sandner. Photo provided by Emily Sandner.

FLOWCLUB

“Flowclub is a weekly gathering for aspiring flow artists to play together and teach each other techniques, also learning about other types of each others flowarts,” club President Kevin Peterman said. “The meditative Flow arts club contributes to the overall experience at flc by adding artistic diversity to the already deeply multifaceted creative culture here on campus,” said Peterman. Flowarts that are included are poi, hula hooping and most recently slacklining, he said. Description by Alison Uralli, after meeting with Noah Rinkin and Sheree Mann. Photo provided by Flowclub Facebook page.

FORT ANIME

The purpose of Fort Anime is to get people together to watch anime, because we know there are plenty of people out there who like it, they are just unwilling to admit it. Anime watching is a mostly solo experience. Our goal is to get all of the people that enjoy that past time together in one space to create more love for the genre and our Fort Lewis College experiences. According to the president of Fort Anime, Sheree Mann, â&#x20AC;&#x153;Anime Club meets weekly to discuss Japanese anime and anything Japanese related. Fort Anime meetings provide a friendly two-hour session for anyone interested to come together and embrace our love for Japanese anime, video games, artists, and more.â&#x20AC;? Description by Alison Uralli, after meeting with Noah Rinkin and Sheree Mann. Photo provided by the Fort Anime Facebook page.

FRONT ROW ARTISTRIES

We would like to bring a collaboration in the Fine Arts such as theatre, film, music and dance to the community of Fort Lewis College and Durango in a fun and exciting way.

Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

GEOLOGY CLUB

Open to both geology majors and non-majors, the purpose of the Geology Club is to support interests in the geosciences via field trips, events, guest speakers and community outreach.

Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

IMAGES LITERARY ARTS MAGAZINE Images is a literary arts organization dedicated to promoting and inspiring fine arts within the college and local community. The annual magazine is a forum for creativity, which gives students an outlet to publish works of literature, photography and art. Description provided by Jaimee Souder. Photo by Jaimee Souder.

INDEPENDENT NEWS

The Independent, also known as the Indy, is a student-managed news organization that strives to provide relevant news and information to the student community through its news magazine, website, social media and video production. The Indy provides students the opportunity to gain real-world experience with producing news content. Description by Carter Solomon. Photo by Leslie Blood.

INTERNATIONAL CLUB

The International Club seeks to bring international and American FLC students together to encourage diversity and cultural awareness. Club members attend optional events aimed to help students make the most of their time at FLC and meet fellow students. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

KDUR

KDUR, volunteer-powered community radio, creates a bridge between Fort Lewis College and La Plata County, offering diverse music, alternative news and local public affairs programming. KDUR provides educational and training opportunities in a professional setting for FLC students and community members. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo by Hanna Maddera.

NATIONAL ASSOCIATION FOR MUSIC EDUCATION (NAFME)

National Association for Music Education, among the world’s largest arts education organizations, is the only association that addresses all aspects of music education. NAFME advocates at the local, state, and national levels; provides resources for teachers, parents, and administrators; hosts professional development events; and offers a variety of opportunities for students and teachers. The NAFME orchestrates success for millions of students nationwide and has supported music educators at all teaching levels for more than a century. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

NATIVE AMERICAN HONOR SOCIETY

The Native American Honor Society is dedicated to providing a place for like-minded scholars to join and give back to the community while maintaining academic excellence. We recognize and promote academic achievement and superior scholastic ability among undergraduate Native American students. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

NATIVE AMERICAN OUTDOOR CLUB

The Native American Outdoor Club provides educational outdoor adventure opportunities to the Native and non-Native student population of Fort Lewis College. Through adventure activities, the NAOC strives to influence cross-cultural teachings while providing opportunities for students to become proficient in activity specific skills. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

NATIVE INTERVARSITY

Native InterVarsity is a community of Native Nations students who laugh together, love Jesus and love our people and traditions. That is our mission statement. We provide a home away from home, host weekly prayer and worship services called The Gathering, along with family dinners and small group studies. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

NEWMAN CLUB

Fort Lewis College Newman Club reaches out to the FLC, Durango and wider communities through service and development in the Catholic faith. We provide leadership opportunities and training within the club and we foster Christian spiritual, social and intellectual growth among FLC students, facility, staff and the Durango community as a whole. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

PARKOUR CLUB

Fort Lewis Parkour and Ninja Warrior Club is designed to coach and train participants in the movement art of parkour and the popular physically challenging show known as “Ninja Warrior.” Through fun and challenging workouts and obstacle courses, participants can push themselves physically and mentally towards attaining their personal goals. Parkour and Ninja Warrior Club is open to all FLC students, faculty, staff and surrounding area residents. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

PEJUTA TIPI SOCIETY

Pejuta Tipi Society’s purpose is to encourage, promote and educate Natives and non-Native students alike about Indigenous spirituality through the expression of beliefs and ceremonial activities. Our goals is to provide assistance for Fort Lewis College students in need of holistic healing and maintaining spirituality on behalf of Native American Church Ceremonial ways. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

PERCUSSION CLUB

The purpose of this organization is to promote the art of percussion to the public and to share our love for music. We come together to play music at local schools and venues around town to help people understand and appreciate drumming as an art form. Additionally, we hope to send students to the Percussive Arts Society International Convention in the fall every year. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo by Julia Voltzke.

PHILOSOPHY CLUB

The mission of the Philosophy Club is to seek a deeper understanding of our world. Open to anyone who is interested, each meeting is an open forum intended to advance our understanding through the recognition of implicit assumptions and the cultivation of ways to clear up confusions. Discussing what we believe, why we believe it and what we ought to do about it provides insights into nearly every area of life. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo by Hanna Maddera.

PHYSICS AND ENGINEERING CLUB

As a club, we try and tap into our incredible faculty. Almost every member of our faculty has been engaged in industry and worked on solving real-world problems. We hope to establish a fun and open environment to facilitate ideas and projects that expand on the concepts we have learned and studied in class. Description provided by Ryan Seamus Royer.

PRISM

PRISM is FLC’s only Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning (LGBTQ) club. We welcome any student both LGBTQ or Ally. Our mission is to provide a fun and safe environment for LGBTQ and allied students. We have many fun and exciting events throughout the year. We meet at the Gender and Sexuality Resource Center in Reed Library, to the left of the “Fish Bowl.” All are welcome and we are looking forward to great year! Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo by Hanna Maddera.

PUEBLO ALLIANCE

Pueblo Alliance is a RSO that focuses on bringing students together to learn about the ways of Pueblo Life and the diversity within the Pueblos. It is also a way to bring the â&#x20AC;&#x153;home away from homeâ&#x20AC;? atmosphere here to the campus. We host a annual Pueblo Feast Day here on campus and also incorporated a 1680 5k run this year. This is something we as a group hope to continue for the students of FLC and the community of Durango. Description provided by Mariah Gachupin. Photo provided by Mariah Gachupin.

Recreational Leadership Club provides opportunities for members to learn and to develop strong leadership skills. The Recreational Leadership Club specializes in providing Fort Lewis College students, faculty and staff members with productive and fun events designed with the campus community in mind. With the money we raise, we send members to professional conferences to further their experiences and knowledge within collegiate recreational services.

RECREATIONAL LEADERSHIP

Description provided by Cody Christianson. Photo provided by Cody Christianson.

RESIDENCE

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Residence Hall Association is a student organization aiming to create the best residential experience possible here at Fort Lewis. We are dedicated to improving the residence hall experience, promoting a positive, substance-free living and learning environment and being a resource for those living on campus. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo by Julia Volzke.

Rooted is a college Christian ministry for anyone and everyone looking to grow in their faith. We are a community of friends that do a lot of activities together throughout the week and help each other through life. We take several outdoor trips each month. Our leadership development, worship, small groups and outdoor adventures happen just about every day. Check out our website for more information.

ROOTED

Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Graphic is Rooted Logo.

The Fort Lewis College Society for Advancing Hispanics/Chicanos & Native Americans in Science is part of the national SACNAS organization, devoted to helping underrepresented students in natural and behavioral sciences to pursue an advanced degree, career and leadership positions within their field.

SACNAS

Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Graphic is SACNAS Logo.

SOCIETY OF BUSINESS LEADERS

The purpose of the Society of Business Leaders is to foster the study of business while networking with businesses in the local community. Scholars from departments campus-wide are encouraged to discover the benefits of business professionalism. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo by Stephanie Pe単a.

We are a group of students committed to social justice and engaging with the community through programs such as the Grub Hub Food Pantry, Lending Library, guest speaker events, and providing a space and resources for students to learn more about the social issues affecting our community and world and how to take action in beneficial, meaningful, and effective ways.

SOCIOLOGY CLUB

Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo by Sean Summers.

The Student Athletic Training Association is for students interested in the athletic training profession. We provide medical assistance for Fort Lewis College student-athletes and the community. In addition, we work to spread the awareness of the health profession through volunteering in the community. We have weekly meetings and a yearly trip to the Rocky Mountain Athletic Trainers Association Symposium to continue our knowledge of the field and improve our clinical practice.

STUDENT ATHLETIC TRAINING ASSOCIATION

Description provided by RSO List on FLC website.

STUDENT UNION PRODUCTIONS

Student Union Productions, or SUP, is the primary programming board at Fort Lewis College. Our mission is to provide interesting, unique, and diverse events to reach and benefit the diverse community at FLC. As an RSO 2 we work with a budget that comes from student fees so our events are usually free for students. Every member has the opportunity to learn every aspect of running a small, medium, or large scale event. Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo provided by Student Union Productions Facebook page.

The Fort Lewis College Taekwon-Do club is a student run organization that is dedicated to providing students, faculty and staff and members of the community with a great way to maintain physical and mental well-being, as well as education in the theories and exercises of Chang Hun style Taekwon-Do. The FLC Taekwon-Do Club is under the affiliation of the Maum Sin Yong Taekwon-Do Organization and instructed by Second Dan - or degree - Black Belt, Cory Patterson. Mr. Patterson has studied the art of Taekwon-Do for 15 years and has been instructing for seven years.

TAEKWON-DO CLUB

Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo by Sean Summers.

The Fort Lewis College Vegetarian Society/Animal Rights Association is open to all levels of activism, volunteering, positive change, advocacy or anyone who is curious about becoming vegetarian or vegan or who is even mildly interested in human and animal rights!

V E G E TA R I A N / V E GA N / ANIMAL RIGHTS ASSOCIATION

Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Graphic by Julia Volzke.

Our goal is to provide veterans and their families with a sense of camaraderie that was a part of everyday military life. We also give veteran students a place to go for assistance in acclimating to student life after the military. We do allow veterans from the Durango area to attend our meetings, along with any non-veteran students.

VETERANS CLUB

Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Photo by Trevor Ogborn.

Wanbli Ota means â&#x20AC;&#x153;Many Eaglesâ&#x20AC;? in the Lakota language. We are a student-run, non-profit organization at Fort Lewis College. Our goal is to promote cultural diversity on campus as well as in our surrounding communities. Our events happen throughout the school year. Anyone is welcome to join Wanbli Ota. We look forward to meeting you.

WANBLI OTA

Description provided by Yvonne Bilinski.

The members of the Water Justice Project aim to increase water literacy to our fellow junior peers on the Fort Lewis College campus. Water is involved in almost everything we do and care about, so lets learn about the implications of efficient - or inefficient - uses of water. The group seeks to build bridges with peers from every department on campus, reflecting the values of a liberal arts education.

WATER JUSTICE PROJECT

Description provided by RSO List on FLC website. Graphic by Julia Voltzke.

The Wellness Peer Advisory Council is a student-led health and wellness organization aimed at promoting healthy choices among FLC students. WellPACâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s goal is to provide a holistic approach to health and wellness, empowering FLC to embrace healthy lifestyles.

WELLPAC

Description provided by Rachael Clark. Photo provided by Rachael Clark.

The Fort Lewis Women in Science club focuses on the advancement and support of women in STEM disciplines. We aim to raise awareness of the challenges presented to women seeking degrees and careers in the sciences. We hope that our club will provide necessary encouragement, instill confidence in women and promote the healthy expression of each womanâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s authentic self. By participating in outreach, we intend to provide role models for future generations of female scientists.

WOMEN IN SCIENCE

Description provided by Aimee Morris. Photo provided by Aimee Morris.

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