Adams State honors donors at annual dinner
Adams State University Foundation Willis Fassett Jr. Awards were presented to Alcon Construction (the Cook Family) and Ted Morrison, ‘69.

Adams State University Foundation Willis Fassett Jr. Awards were presented to Alcon Construction (the Cook Family) and Ted Morrison, ‘69.
“Our main goal was to develop a new mechanical engineering program in partnership with Colorado State University.”


“It has been interesting work, essentially adjudicating cases from schools and coaches who violate NCAA rules.”
The Jonathan Scales Fourchestra has performed on stages in Europe, Africa, Southeast and Central Asia as a cultural ambassador for the US Department of State and at National Public Radio’s famed Tiny Desk.
Adams State University Foundation Willis Fassett Jr. Awards were presented to Alcon Construction (the Cook Family) and Ted Morrison, ‘69.
“It has been interesting work, essentially adjudicating cases from schools and coaches who violate NCAA rules.”
“Our main goal was to develop a new mechanical engineering program in partnership with Colorado State University.”
“This grant allows Adams State to redefine how we train future teachers and will help address teacher shortages in rural southern Colorado,” Dr. Garcia explained.
The Jonathan Scales Fourchestra has performed on stages in Europe, Africa, Southeast and Central Asia as a cultural ambassador for the US Department of State and at National Public Radio’s famed Tiny Desk.
“The news about enrollment, especially the increase in our Valley students, brings home the knowledge that Adams State continues to be a relevant and viable option for those seeking a degree in higher education,” said President David Tandberg, Ph.D.