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As the hub of learning, creativity and innovation in Northwest Montana, Flathead Valley Community College is expanding

Students, community find benefits at FVCC farm

Led by instructors with years of experience in both the field and the lab, students do much more than just planting and harvesting on the farm

In Kalispell, a Star-Studded Film School Emerges at FVCC Thanks to Hollywood director Michael Polish and actress Kate Bosworth

Hollywood director Michael Polish and actress Kate Bosworth team up with Flathead sheriff deputy Travis Bruyer to launch Montana art institute, now taking applications for two-week filmmaking course in July at FVCC

FVCC President Holds Annual Community Conversations – 6/5-20 – Various Communities

Flathead Valley Community College President Jane Karas will hold her annual Community Conversations across northwest Montana in June to share information about current issues and activities affecting the college and receive feedback from community members.

Applications Close May 1st for the Flathead Valley’s Premier Leadership Development Program

Leadership Flathead is intricately designed to develop tangible leadership skills, increase awareness of significant local issues, and build a tightly-knit network of community leaders, all while strengthening the ability of current and emerging leaders to spearhead positive change in the Flathead Valley.

Flathead Valley Community College to Offer New Maker Skills Class Fall Semester

It’s a three-credit class that includes lecture, labs and hands-on experience with 3D design and printing, bench-top milling machines, electronics and micro-controllers.

Experience Life As A College Student On April 20 At FVCC – Kalispell, Montana

"Experience FVCC" will provide participants with a comprehensive view of FVCC’s academic programs, services, organizations and activities.

Whitefish Family Donates $2 Million to FVCC College Center Project

The Stinson’s gift is the third in a series of large gifts recently made to the ONE Campaign from families and individuals who are connected to FVCC and the community.

FVCC Lecture Examines Implications of Cyborg Technology – 3/13- Kalispell

The Honors Symposium continues a tradition of bringing thoughtful public discussion regarding current hot-topic issues to the Flathead Valley and is funded in part by Humanities Montana, the Kalispell branch of the American Association of University Women, FVCC Alumni and Friends, and the Theodore Chase Endowment Fund.

Meet The New Kalispell SBDC Director Dan Gorton At March 21 Open House

In his current position with the SBDC, Gorton will assist startups and small business in Flathead, Lake and Lincoln counties with financing, business planning and market knowledge.

FVCC Symposium Turns Technology Discussion toward International and Global Topics – March 6

Dr. Eva-Maria Maggi and Dr. Karen Adams from the University of Montana will speak at FVCC on March 6 about political challenges, international power disparities and opportunities for global cooperation around creating a safe cyber space.