“The School of Education faculty and staff are committed to providing the best experience and quality education to our graduate students while keeping the costs of higher education affordable,” said School of Education Director Curtis Garcia, Ph.D.
Author: Linda Relyea
Educator Highlight Award for June goes to Phyllis Vigil
“Being an educator to me means giving all of your heart,” Vigil says.
Adams State received grant to develop a cybersecurity course
The demand for high paying cyber security jobs continues to grow and the course will prepare Adams State students for the field.
Doctorate students receive prestigious NBCC Fellowship
“This fellowship gives me hope that someday students, clients, researchers, and counselors alike will see those in the helping profession and in higher education who are representative of them, I want to be a part of this.”
Teacher Education program is among top in the U.S. for preparing future teachers in the science of reading
“This recognition demonstrates how dedicated the School of Education is to the ultimate success of future teachers.”
Adams State inducts Educators Hall of Fame Class of 2023
James Lujan, Class of 1979 and 1987, served as an educator for 30 years.
Martinez and Simpson read proclamation at BOT retreat
The reading took place today at the annual Board of Trustees retreat in Del Norte.
Board of Trustees approve FY2024 budget
“We were able to effectively hold the line on undergraduate tuition based on the investment from the state as well as positive enrollment projections,” noted Michele Lueck.
Adams State University recognized for commitment to improving experiences and advancing outcomes for first-generation college students
“We are extremely honored to be selected as a First Scholars Network Member by the Center for First-generation Student Success,” said Acting Vice President of Academic Affairs Margaret Doell.
State designates Adams State a Healthy Mind campus
“The importance of Healthy Minds shows we are not only committed to student mental health but will continue to find new ways of providing access and services for students to support their needs,” Vice President of Student Affairs Savala DeVoge, Ed.D. said.
