Marketing & Communications
Fort Lewis College

Elevating FLC through storytelling

FLC student top rope climbing at the Student Life Center.

The Marketing & Communications Department strengthens FLC’s reputation through strategic storytelling. As stewards of the institutional brand, we collaborate with campus leadership, departments, and communicators to craft cohesive strategies that align with the college’s mission.

We amplify FLC’s people, achievements, and impact across digital, print, and social media—reaching audiences from our local community to a national stage.

Showcasing FLC’s impact

Every member of our community has a story worth sharing. Whether it’s groundbreaking research, community initiatives, innovative projects, or alumni making waves in their fields, we want to highlight the incredible work happening at FLC.

From social media reels to written features and multimedia storytelling, our team brings these achievements to life. Submit your story to help us celebrate FLC.

Marketing and communication services

Our team provides expert marketing and communication support at no cost—though production expenses such as ads, printing, or event materials are your responsibility. From request to completion, the submitter serves as the primary point of contact to ensure smooth collaboration.

Self-serve resources

You can now use our self-serve resources to order business cards, name tags, and name plates. You can also generate official FLC email signatures, and design your own flyers and posters from a template, and more.

Single requests

Need a single asset? We create standout marketing materials, including print design, videos, web design and updates, and social media content, tailored to your needs. Timelines vary, ranging from 48 hours for quick projects to a few weeks for more complex requests.

Campaign consulting

From strategy to execution, we develop cohesive, multi-channel marketing campaigns for campus partners, ensuring every element works together for maximum impact. To allow time for planning and execution, request a consultation at least 1–2 months in advance.