鈥淎sk questions and listen to what people have to say, when you need help.鈥
Author: Linda Relyea
Chasing Excellence is in second printing
A portion of the book鈥檚 proceeds will go to the Joe I. Vigil Scholarship Fund for cross country and track and field athletes at Adams State.
November Faculty Accomplishments
Two alumni were also in attendance and were able to meet the group for a special lunch for current and former students.
Holiday production brightens the stage
鈥淎t first, small things go awry, then bigger mishaps until the entire production is in shambles, but still, the show goes on as the actors adapt and continue to pretend all is good,鈥 said Dr. Taylor.
Educator Highlight Award for October goes to Joe Guenther
鈥淏eing a teacher to me means impacting kids, changing my community and just overall teaching them how to live life to the fullest,鈥 Guenther said.
The 77th Spud Bowl Queen is Ashley Dominguez
The Spud Bowl tradition began in 1946.
Adams State PEP receives Mellon Foundation grant
鈥淭hey will no longer need their families鈥 help to survive inside the prison, and they can help support their families on the outside,鈥 said Hughes.
Theatre holiday production opens December 1
“During the holiday season, as we gather as family and friends, what better way to spend time together than laughing and enjoying the silly, over-the-top silly antics in this slapstick comedy,鈥 said Dr. Taylor.
Spanish Professor Dr. Ram铆rez shares her enthusiasm for learning
鈥淎s someone who learned English as a second language as an adult, I knew it was possible to acquire a second or third language in spite of one鈥檚 age.”
Adams State is changing the world, one food studies graduate at a time
鈥淚 feel like food is an accessible way to feel like you鈥檙e making a difference, and to actually make a difference.鈥
