Fort Lewis College

Fort Lewis College is an institution of higher education located in Durango, CO. Established in 1911, the university campus is located at 6872 meters above the mesa overlooking the Animas River Valley and the historic downtown Durango. Campus architecture mimics that of the region's native Puebloan design.

With a convenient location and beautiful campus, making this university campuses suitable as a pleasant cycling. In fact, access to the downtown Durango can also be reached by cycling from the university campus.

Although founded in 1911, however, after more than half a century old, precisely in 1962, Fort Lewis College began offering baccalaureate programs. Through academic departments, Fort Lewis College offers several popular majors include engineering, environmental studies and teacher education.

There is a program at this university that allows the students can travel abroad, such as Laos, Thailand and Ecuador. This is because the Fort Lewis College is a member of Engineers Without Borders.

Not only that, the university also has a Native American Center on campus, that helps promote academic success and personal development for Native American students. According to data from the university, there are more than 120 Native American tribes are represented on campus.

While the non-academic activities are also much in demand by students include athletic activities. Fort Lewis College has a university sports teams are nicknamed the Skyhawks, which competes with sports teams from other universities to be the best in the NCAA Division II athletics competition.

Well, for those of you who want and are interested in studying at Fort Lewis College, and finally obtain an academic degree to which you aspire, can go to the university to enroll directly address or visit the official website in advance to obtain further information at http://www.fortlewis.edu/