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Native American students at graduation

Johnson Scholarship Foundation

Your generosity helped us match the Johnson Scholarship Foundation's support for Native American business students.

The JSF matches your contributions, dollar-for-dollar, up to $1 million, and aims to foster economic development in Indigenous communities through entrepreneur­ship and business education.

You're a critical partner in our ability to establish the largest scholarship endowment in FLC history, supporting students for generations to come. 

53
donors since the inception of JSF
72
students awarded JSF scholarship
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$475,724
total raised since the inception of JSF
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$100,750
raised so far in 2023
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$105,148
in JSF scholarship dollars
Tehani Wa'ahila

"The JSF scholarship gave me the financial security every college student needs during stressful times. It saved me countless hours so I could dedicate my time to focusing on school and affording a rental off-campus."

Tehani Wa'ahila
Business Administration, Spring '23

School of Arts & Sciences

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4
FLC Undergraduate Research faculty mentors
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17
FLC Undergraduate Research students

Chemistry undergraduate research

Thanks to donor support, Jeff McFarlane, assistant professor of Chemistry, served as faculty mentor for undergraduate summer research about the characterization of polyamine biosynthetic enzymes from human gut bacteria. 

Aimee Morris

"Thanks to our generous Chemistry alumni donors, the Chemistry Department was able to put $33,000 toward undergraduate research stipends and faculty mentoring stipends this summer from our department and Undergraduate Research Foundation Funds accounts."

Aimee Morris
Chair and Professor of Chemistry

FLC Art Gallery

Thanks to the Ballantine Family Fund and other generous donors, the inaugural Native American Artist in Residence Program was launched, welcoming Gregg Deal (Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe), a multi-disciplinary artist, last year.

Deal taught student courses and made the FLC Art Gallery his home studio where students, faculty, and community members could see his work evolve in the space, learning about the creation process.

Students in art gallery

School of Education

Teacher Education students

An ecosystem of education

FLC's School of Education offers 14 undergraduate majors and minors in classroom education, a post-baccalaureate licensure program, and online and hybrid graduate programs in various specialties. 

64
Teacher Education scholarships
$66,555
awarded in Teacher Education scholarships
Marina Leigh

"Being awarded your scholarship was truly a gift. Going to school full-time limits the number of jobs I can hold and the hours I can work. Your scholarship has given me some relief, and I am truly grateful and honored that you chose me to receive such generosity. It truly felt like support in a time of need. "

Marina Leigh
Adventure Education and Environmental Studies Robert M. Barr and Roberta Armstrong Barr Teacher Education Scholarship recipient

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