“These students knew they were the first cohort to take the new test; they really wanted us to get them where they needed to be to feel prepared.”
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Adams State sparks Papineau’s passion for sport psychology
“Dr. Zuleger is a prominent figure in sport psychology and the figurehead of one of the best undergraduate sport psychology programs in the nation.”
Board of Trustees chair is Duane Bussey
Chair Bussey worked at San Luis Valley Federal Bank for 39 years, retiring in 2021 as president/CEO.
Margaret Doell is Vice President of Academic Affairs
“I have worked to support schools and academic departments as they explore ways to build their programs and better support our students,” VP Doell added.
Counselor Education receives CDHE grant
“Adams State has a robust master’s in clinical mental health counseling program; however, the world needs more graduates to meet the increase in demand for mental health services.”
Atkins is the Health and Wellness Center coordinator
“We aim to meet our students’ academic, mental health, social and emotional, and food insecurity needs,” noted Heidi Schneider, Ph.D.
Adams State receives $4.6M USDA inaugural grant
“We are excited for the USDA NextGen opportunity as it increases support for our students in pursuit of their academic goals as well as their active introduction to the SLV agriculture, food, and natural resources industries.”
Teacher Education program is among top in the U.S. for preparing future teachers in the science of reading
“This recognition demonstrates how dedicated the School of Education is to the ultimate success of future teachers.”
Board of Trustees approve FY2024 budget
“We were able to effectively hold the line on undergraduate tuition based on the investment from the state as well as positive enrollment projections,” noted Michele Lueck.
Adams State University recognized for commitment to improving experiences and advancing outcomes for first-generation college students
“We are extremely honored to be selected as a First Scholars Network Member by the Center for First-generation Student Success,” said Acting Vice President of Academic Affairs Margaret Doell.
