Adams State News - September 2017
No Asylum documents desperate attempts to escape Nazis
This 2015 film is about the stunning discovery of the lost letters of Anne Frank’s father which reveal an unknown chapter of their family’s life as they try to escape Nazi-occupied Holland. Continue Reading…
Adams State celebrates National GEAR UP Week
Now in its fourteenth year at Adams State, federally funded GEAR UP is one of the largest and most effective programs focused on increasing the college and career readiness of low-income students. Continue Reading…
Holocaust survivor will share story on Sept. 25
Steinmetz is considered a “child survivor” of the Holocaust and the last living member of her family to tell their story. Continue Reading…
ASU Food Pantry will host grand opening
In conjunction with the Annual La Puente sponsored HOPE Week, the Adams State food pantry will celebrate a grand opening from 5:30 p.m. until 7 p.m. Monday, Sept. 25. Continue Reading…
Adams State accounting students receive prestigious scholarships totaling $7500
The Foundation promotes accounting education in Colorado and supports students pursuing the CPA career path. Continue Reading…
Tickets for The Diary of Anne Frank go on sale September 11
“When I learned that it was the anniversary of the publication of Anne’s diary, I knew in my mind, heart, and gut it was exactly the right play to stage at this time in our community,” said Taylor. Continue Reading…
Adams State names Matthew Martinez Exceptional New Alumnus
The 2013 political science graduate feels fortunate to witness the fruits of his efforts both on campus and in his community. He will be recognized as Adams State's 2017 Exceptional New Alumnus. Continue Reading…
Still time to register for ASU STEM Saturdays
All sessions are designed with specific grade-level, developmentally appropriate lessons in mind. Continue Reading…
