Month: February 2018

Photo courtesy of Arthur López An award-winning Chilean film and Arthur López, a distinguished santero artisan, will be featured during the fourth week of La Monarca, an Adams State University Art Symposium. The following events are free and open to the public. Neruda, (2016, Chile) directed by Pablo Larraín, will be introduced by Kathleen Chavez, […]

HPPE graduate student Riley Robbins, outlines some of the principles of the Adams State Mental Training Lab. The Adams State University Joe I. Vigil Center for Human Performance and Coach Education (CHPCE) is excited to announce that the CHPCE Mental Training Lab is now open to the community in addition to Adams State students and […]

Community members are invited to an open meeting to learn about Adams State University’s current leadership and financial standing. The meeting will be held Wednesday, February 28, at 6 p.m. in Porter Hall room 130. Free parking in campus lots is available after 5 p.m. Dr. Matt Nehring, acting president, will discuss his role as […]

Adams State University’s Model U.N. team and advisor Dr. Mari Centeno are attending the Scotland Model United Nations Conference (SCOTMUN) in Edinburgh, where they will compete with delegates from all over the world. Students Trina DeHerrera, Mariah McDermott, Sean Erice, and Nicolas Centeno will all be delegates on the Security Council, which is considered an […]

Adams State University Counselor Education Department hosted the 2018 regional training for the Colorado’s School Counselor Corps Grant Program (SCCGP) on February 23. SCCG funded districts and schools attend three in-person trainings each year of the grant. CDE partners with postsecondary institutions to host the trainings. These partnerships allow school counselors and administrators to visit […]

Photo by Daniel ParsonsThe SLV Dust Devils play basketball withAdams State students in 2017. The Adams State University Human Performance and Physical Education (HPPE) Department will host the annual SLV Dust Devils Special Olympics Showcase at 4 p.m. Sunday, March 4, in Plachy Hall. The event is a fundraiser with all proceeds going to the […]

Article by Korry Goldstein Two talented Art Department alumni, Matthew Capell ’10 and Nora McBride ’11 recently returned to Adams State University to exhibit their artistic talents in the Hatfield Gallery show, "Fractalrefinery Inspaceonline." Capell and McBride draw on very different sources of inspiration for their collaborative show. Three years ago, McBride was diagnosed with […]

The Adams State University Office of Civic Engagement and Career Services will host the seventh annual Career Fair from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. Thursday, March 8, in the Adams State Student Union Building Banquet Rooms. If an organization has any open full-time, part-time, or summer positions, internships, or even volunteer opportunities, register for a […]

Dr. Kristy Duran’s student research projects never really end. After one student graduates and moves on, another takes over and continues the study. Some of the resulting work has been published in professional journals. Duran’s research concerns the little-studied dwarf mistletoe, which offers the opportunity to build on the body of knowledge. Two species of […]

Over 400 San Luis Valley educators, counselors, social workers and community members who work with students, clients, and families impacted by addictions, attended the Adams State University Counselor Education Department "Supporting Outcomes and Advocacy for Recovery (SOAR)" symposium, today, Feb. 21. Addressing the very real need every community experiences with addictions, the event was co-sponsored […]