Adams State News - April 2014
Wind Ensemble performs April 29
"The energy and hard work of this ensemble has been inspiring to me..." Don Miller, director of the ensemble. Continue Reading…
ASU faculty awarded tenure, promotions
The Board of Trustees for Adams State University approved the faculty appointments at its April 4 meeting. Continue Reading…
Chris Ransick will join Adams State seniors in public reading
Ransick is the author of five books, including Never Summer, which won a Colorado Book Award for poetry, and A Return To Emptiness, a Colorado Book Award fiction finalist. Continue Reading…
Scholar to speak on the Islamic Threat: Myth or Reality
“We have to [practice religious inclusion] in a multi-ethnic, multi-faith society in a globalized society..." said John Esposito. Continue Reading…
SLV Community Band’s inaugural concert is April 24
The compositions performed will be music that is traditional and delightful. Continue Reading…
Choirs will perform at Sacred Heart Church April 25
The choirs will be performing English and Irish folksongs, early American hymns, settings of texts by American poet, Sara Teasdale, and spirituals. Continue Reading…
Faculty Lecture will address Parkinson’s disease protein
Parkinson’s disease affects over 500,000 people in the United States with 50,000 new cases reported each year. Continue Reading…
ASU's Marquez named to state alcohol & drug educators committee
Among Marquez's responsibilities is oversight of Adams State's Counseling Center, Police Department, and Residence Life. Continue Reading…
Sangre de Cristo National Heritage Area awards grant to Adams's State's C.A.S.A.
"This project will focus on connecting students, faculty, and community members to the rich and often ignored cultural history of the San Luis Valley," said C.A.S.A. director, Oneyda Maestas. Continue Reading…
Spring Percussion Extravaganza is April 23
The concert will feature the Brazilian Samba Band, the Zimbabwe Marimba Band, the Guatemalan Marimba Band, Ghanaian drumming, the Community Steel Band, and some traditional Irish music. Continue Reading…
Adams State runs with sustainability efforts
Adams State University is celebrating Earth Week, but the "Green and White" has been "thinking green" for some time and is engaged in many efforts to reduce the campus' carbon footprint. Continue Reading…
more headlines
- Backyard Bash promises fun for everyone
- Malaria Awareness Presentation is April 25
- Theatre presents the iconic coming-of-age story, “The Outsiders”
- Adams State introduces new M.A. emphasis in Cultural Resource Management
- The More You Pay, the More it's Worth
- ASU Xperimental Percussion Theatre experience happens April 15 & 16
- Jazz concert includes four Adams State ensembles
- The Annual Pan American Day event is April 24
- Community welcome to celebrate Earth Week with Adams State
- Bobbins, feathers, and mythical creatures
- Ag business students gain experience at state and national conventions
- Current students exhibit future leadership qualities
- Adams State will show film “Training Rules”
- Adams State introduces new minor in Latino Studies
- La Musica de la Gente II Concert is April 10
- Empowering People Through Food presentation is April 9
- Dollars and Business Sense
- Adams State celebrates Cesar Chavez Week
