Join FCIC for a scenic hike to Pawnee Buttes. Hike is about 4 miles (6.4 kilometers) with around 350 feet (107 meters) elevation gain. We will also make a visit to the Grover Depot Museum (https://www.colorado.com/grover-depot-museum) and have a chance to stand in 3 states (Wyoming, Nebraska, and Colorado). If time allows, we will also stop for coffee in Cheyenne.

Meet at International House at 8am. Return to I House by 6pm (estimate).

Required equipment: – Comfortable hiking boots, lunch, water, sunscreen, and hat. Please check the weather to make sure to have extra clothes if it gets cold or it rains.

Virtual classes will be held the first Thursday morning of each month from 9:30-11am. For the remainder of the month, in-person classes will be held at University Village 1600.

FCIC offers free conversational English classes to the CSU and Fort Collins communities. Classes are offered weekly throughout the year and provide help with language skills, insight into American customs, and a place to share cultural experiences. Classes are open to anyone in the international community.

Prior registration is not necessary. We ask that you do not bring your children. If you cannot find childcare, please bring quiet toys children can play with while classes are in session. The key to the success and longevity of these classes is lots of laughter, fun singing American songs, and lively discussions about grammar, idioms, and comparative cultures.

In-person classes will be held Monday mornings from 9:30-11am. The group will meet in Aggie Family Community Room (by Building #24).

FCIC offers free conversational English classes to the CSU and Fort Collins communities. Classes are offered weekly throughout the year and provide help with language skills, insight into American customs, and a place to share cultural experiences. Classes are open to anyone in the international community.

Prior registration is not necessary. We ask that you do not bring your children. If you cannot find childcare, please bring quiet toys children can play with while classes are in session. The key to the success and longevity of these classes is lots of laughter, fun singing American songs, and lively discussions about grammar, idioms, and comparative cultures.