Shake up or break up?
Prof says FRCC’s Larimer campus should go its own way, but leaders back a new plan for togetherness
FORT COLLINS — It was once a separate entity. Should it be again?
What is now the Larimer campus of Front Range Community College had been the Larimer County Vocational-Technical Center until it was absorbed into FRCC’s system in 1988, but at least a few professors there now think it’s time the northern outpost declared its independence.
“The Larimer Campus could easily stand on its own,” wrote Jeff Borg in an April 28 op-ed column in the Loveland Reporter-Herald. “With our roughly 11,000 students, we would become the sixth largest of the 13 community colleges in Colorado.”
But as Neil Sedaka sang, “Breaking…
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