“Because this is no ordinary rose…and this is no ordinary fairytale. Narrated by a pair of mischievous fairies, very helpful rabbits, and a thought-snatching machine, this timeless story is sure to surprise, delight, and enchant all ages.”
Author: Linda Relyea
Educators Hall of Fame seeking nominations
The four categories include Elementary Educator, Secondary Educator, Post-Secondary Educator and Administration.
Centeno will discuss Bolivar women of political change at next ASU Faculty Lecture
As Venezuela descends further into economic disaster and political instability, the particular experiences of women have led to gendered forms of resistance across the political spectrum.
ASU Percussion Concert will raise the roof
The artistic director of the Mt. Blanca Summer Music Conservatory, Off returns to the Valley to perform this exciting and extremely challenging work, under the direction of James W. Doyle, D.M.A., associate professor of music and director of the University Percussion Ensemble.
Adams State Veterans Club hosts banquet
Weiner served in the Army 101st Airborne Division, 502nd Infantry regiment from 2004 to 2009, which included two tours to Iraq.
ASU will provide voting shuttle service on November 6
The shuttle will pick up individuals throughout the day, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov, 6, at the pull-up area in front of the Grizzly sculpture.
Valley teachers to benefit from National Geographic grant award to ASU
Adams State will offer its trainings in the spring and will release additional information once the trainings are set up, said Renae Haslett, Adams State Director for Special Projects for Extended Studies.
Monte Vista PEO Chapter will receive the ASU Willis Fassett Jr. Corporate Award
“We serve women from all walks of life,” Metz added. “We are all proud to receive the Willis Fasset Jr. Award.”
Adams State Artist in Residency Program hosts events
Lily Kuonen will host a free public postcard-making workshop created from her Mail Art Project.
ASU Choir will honor veterans
The program will include selections from Mark Hayes Requiem, Ralph Vaughan Williams Dona Nobis Pacem, Paul Aitken’s setting of John McCrae’s famous poem, “In Flanders Fields,” and readings by John Taylor, Ph.D., Adams State professor of theatre, from the war poetry written by Wilfred Owen, a British soldier who died one week before the signing of the armistice.
