Adams State News - May 2012
Adams State becomes a University
A crowd of over 300 gathered under calm blue skies to witness Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper sign the law designating Adams State University, May 19. Continue Reading…
Adams State awards 485 degrees
Welcoming the audience, Adams State President David Svaldi noted it was the last commencement ceremony for Adams State College. Adams State will become a university, effective August 7. Continue Reading…
Adams State hosted Pan American Days
"I believe the 2012Pan American celebration was an extraordinary successful event that took place on our renovated campus," Rayas Solís said. Continue Reading…
Luther Bean Museum accepts donation
"A photograph of the Salazar Ranch by Colorado landscape photographer John Fielder is a welcome addition to the museum’s collection." Continue Reading…
Open House is May 18
Participants will receive a complimentary Adams State University t-shirt commemorating the event. Continue Reading…
Theatre workshops offer opportunity for improved communication and more
"In a low pressure, relaxed environment, participants will learn more about what makes for effective communication as well as techniques for being energetic and dynamic speakers," Taylor said. Continue Reading…
Anthony Chavez visits Adams State
"The end of all education is service to others." Continue Reading…
Register now for creative writing summer courses
Breathe inspiration into your writing, develop craft, and learn new skills with skilled guidance from Dr. Carol Guerrero-Murphy, professor of English. Continue Reading…
Teachers inducted into Hall of Fame
"If I had my life to live over again, I would teach." Continue Reading…
Adams State partners with Denver Scholarship Fund
Adams State became the first college beyond the Front Range to partner with the Denver Scholarship Foundation (DSF), May 8. Continue Reading…
Adams State students celebrate change to university
“I love the change,” she said. “Our academic programs, especially graduate programs, are of university quality, and Adams State’s name should match that quality.” Continue Reading…
