Alumna Michelle Roubidoux-Wilson named Colorado Elementary Principal of the Year
“Our teachers are doing magic in the classroom,” Wilson said.
“Our teachers are doing magic in the classroom,” Wilson said.
The Universities hope to implement the program as early as fall 2025.
“Fedarko’s passion for the rivers, landscapes, and communities of the American Southwest is inspiring,” said Director of the Adams State Salazar Center Paul Formisano, Ph.D.
“The phonathon is part of our Annual Fund, which also includes three mailings a year to alumni,” said Tammy Lopez.
“Our teachers are doing magic in the classroom,” Wilson said.
The Universities hope to implement the program as early as fall 2025.
“I love whenever students can learn through inquiry because that allows them to not only discover science but discover themselves.”
“The team internship helps prepare students for careers through collaborating and solving real, local workplace challenges,” explained Anna Torello.
The program included a project implemented in one course that was designed to increase equity for LatinX/e students in that course.
“Cathi continues to bring new ideas to the department on how we can better serve our students through our financial aid services.”