FPC News & Events
In case of bad weather, FPC’s decision to close or not will usually be made by 6 a.m. for day classes and by 3 p.m. for evening classes. If the campus is closed or classes cancelled, the official notice will be sent out via text message to current students and a message will be posted…
Read MoreOne of the songs Frank Sinatra made famous was “It Was a Very Good Year.” As a new year has just begun it is often customary to reflect on successes or important events of the previous year. Although the weather in January and February was frigid, the college 2021 spring semester was off to a…
Read MorePhilanthropy is an important part of the college mission. The success of many students to achieve their academic or career goals would be much more difficult without the generosity of our community partners. Fortunately, Frank Phillips College (FPC) is blessed with many individuals, businesses, and organizations that support the college and our students in numerous…
Read MoreFrank Phillips College AG Department is growing through the support of Nutrien and its Borger Nitrogen plant. The Borger facility graciously donated $100,000 over two years to support the creation of the Nutrien Center for Agriculture and to fund scholarships for local agriculture students in Borger and the surrounding areas. Through this partnership, FPC and…
Read MoreTo reach a pinnacle is to reach the highest or culminating point of success. Such is the case with the academic accomplishments at Frank Phillips College (FPC). At a recent budget workshop, one FPC regent asked, “How does the administration, or the public in general, know if FPC is preparing our students to excel in…
Read MoreSome people think they need to lose weight but are not into exercise. Their idea of exercise is lifting the fork from the plate to their mouth. Not the best way to lose weight. Most, if not all, physicians highly recommend some type of physical exercise. In fact, the Apostle Paul writes to Timothy in…
Read MoreMany articles have been written regarding the cost of going to college. Students and their parents voice concern about the escalating cost of tuition, books, residential housing, etc. This is not one of those articles. Instead, this is about the excellent economic opportunity students have in attending Frank Phillips College (FPC). Over a decade ago,…
Read MoreFirst impressions are important. While a book should not be judged by its cover, many people are unlikely to read it if the cover is not appealing. And as Will Rogers once said, “You never get a second chance to make a first impression.” That sounds like something Yogi Berra would say. It has been…
Read MoreOn Friday, January 8, 2021, Frank Phillips College Board of Regents formally approved the contract for Dr. Glendon Forgey, new president for FPC. Dr. Forgey transitions to Frank Phillips College from Dodge City Community College in Dodge City, KS where he was the Vice President for Administration and Finance and Chief Financial Officer. Dr. Forgey…
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