Adams State launches endowment for first-generation college students
“All three of us are first-generation and understand the trajectory that a bachelor’s degree can offer,” VP Rissler said.
“All three of us are first-generation and understand the trajectory that a bachelor’s degree can offer,” VP Rissler said.
“The goal of the ASCENDER project is to build a college-going culture and postsecondary preparation to increase college attendance and retention,” Becker noted.
“In this beautiful anthology, writers, artists, and poets capture the wonder and heartbreak of learning from water in a dry land.”
This group will electrify audiences in educational and public settings and promote excellence in music.
Drs. Garcia and Mann have secured nearly $300,000 in state grants to sustain the program and provide scholarships and stipends to participating teachers.
“All three of us are first-generation and understand the trajectory that a bachelor’s degree can offer,” VP Rissler said.
“The goal of the ASCENDER project is to build a college-going culture and postsecondary preparation to increase college attendance and retention,” Becker noted.
“In this beautiful anthology, writers, artists, and poets capture the wonder and heartbreak of learning from water in a dry land.”
This group will electrify audiences in educational and public settings and promote excellence in music.
“We will continue our long history of supporting Adams State,” Dr. Arnoldi added.