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• Adams State receives ESEA Grant
• First BSN cohort graduates from Adams State
• Adams State becomes a University
• Adams State awards 485 degrees
• Adams State hosted Pan American Days
• Luther Bean Museum accepts donation
• Open House is May 18
• Theatre workshops offer opportunity for improved communication and more
• Anthony Chavez visits Adams State
• Register now for creative writing summer courses
• Teachers inducted into Hall of Fame
• Adams State partners with Denver Scholarship Fund
• Adams State students celebrate change to university
• Governor Hickenlooper to sign Adams State University bill May 19
• Faculty and students present research at a regional convention
• Sustainability Planning Tool hosted by ASC Community Partnerships
• Visiting poet and creative writing students will read from personal work on May 1
• Zacheis final presentation for spring is May 5
• Rock, Poli Sci, Music
• Spring Commencement Speaker will encourage undergraduate students to listen well and work as an "Outlier"
• Employees recognized for years of service
• Graduating art students exhibit now open
• More campus improvements planned at ASC
• Six music students share original compositions
• Performance art students will entertain audiences
• Love – Broadway Style on April 30
• Bedroom farce will lighten any mood
• Cesar Chavez' grandson to visit Adams State
• Adams State to honor veterans at Spring Commencement Ceremony
• Adams State and El Parnaso host the 73rd Annual Pan American Day
• Recent retirees honored at ceremony
• Canon fire and traditional Caribbean hits featured in Percussion Concert
• Enjoy a spring swing sensation
• Popular jazz duo to perform at Adams State
• SLV Symphony Spring Concert is April 28
• Teacher education professors share international experience
• Comedy opens April 27
• ASC to again host Colorado Wildland Fire & Incident Mgt. Academy
• First-generation students achieve academic success
• State Legislature approves Adams State University
• Mythology to exploding suns
• The Virgina Tech legacy: campus police are prepared
• Colorado Alliance for Boys & Girls Clubs honors Svaldi & ASC
• ASC mourns passing of Billy Adams Award winner Glen Bean '36
• Barbier and Cordova pushed their limits
• Faculty and staff honored by students
• Student leaders recognized
• Band Concert features Gaston as guest conductor
• Spring Choir Concert is April 20
• "Living on Less and Liking It Too" workshop hosted at Adams State
• The Great Sand Dunes and Mars is subject of Zacheis Planetarium show
• Earth Week events begin April 16
• Mural artist will visit campus
• ASC Art Prof Doell named American Council on Education Fellow
• Theatre students saddle up with Lone Ranger
• Accounting students explore international employment opportunities in London
• Staff and faculty offered opportunity to participate in Summer Institute
• Accounting students explore international employment opportunities in London
• The future of middle class is subject of next Faculty Lecture
• Music Department hosts "Day of Brass"
• Celebrate Cesar Chavez Week
• Fall 2012 registration begins March 26
• Student Scholar Days schedule is set
• Adams State hosts CoADE Annual Conference
• Lemke receives full scholarship to 2012 Kellogg Institute
• Mental Health Awareness Week recognized
• Mariachi Spectacular is March 31
• Summer Latino Leadership Summit provides opportunities for future students
• Dr. Elison speaks on dealing with negative emotions
• Alamosa native, Antiel, coming to town with NY Theatre Company
• ASC one step closer to "University"
• Free tax service site closed for spring break
• ASIST Workshop provides tools in helping prevent suicide
• Music of the Americas
• Saxophone Quartet to perform on March 19
• Summer registration begins March 19
• Cori Rich experiences great success in the Sociology department
• Xperimental Theatre features four one-act comedies
• English faculty reading is March 6
• Geology and Physical Geography major Dan Carver is recognized as an outstanding student
• ASC expands academic program offerings
• Music Department presents "The True Story of Cinderella"
• Zacheis Planetarium "Planet Watch" is March 3
• Lipke Harpsichord Recital is Sunday
• Adams State hosts Spring Career Fair
• Installation art currently on exhibit in Cloyde Snook Gallery
• Armed dinosaurs subject of next faculty lecture
• Educators Hall of Fame seeking nominations
• Free play emphasises good habits
• Gov't cuts = higher tuition
• Steel magnolia book signing is March 1
• Lunchtime series scheduled during Lenten season
• Choir performs at Sacred Heart Church Friday
• Presidential Teacher Award finalists announced
• Etiquette Dinner presents opportunity to learn best practices
• Special Olympics Basketball Showcase hosted by Adams State
• Resume book seeking submissions
• Ledonne develops a Video Productions department at Adams State
• ASC seeks alumni who received scholarships
• Kathy Park Woolbert's book signing and reading is February 16
• Get help applying for college aid in Alamosa on Feb. 12
• Day of pampering raises money for nursing scholarships
• Master's in Music Education established at Adams State
• Adventures in Backpack Filmmaking is next ASC faculty lecture
• ASC marks 10th consecutive semester of growth
• Accounting majors receive Wall, Smith, Bateman Scholarships
• "Thoughts Become Decisions" opens February 7
• ASC celebrates opening of Student Success Center
• Dana Provence debuts his sabbatical piece “Buoys”
• Wayne Flynt addresses southern religion in Martin Luther King Jr.’s and the modern era
• Human Performance Lab provides testing for campus and community members
• Study or teach while traveling the seas
• Enter the red pasta sauce cook-off
• See the sun at Zacheis planetarium
• ASC presentations focus on equity and diversity
• Visit the PALS Jungle at ASC Community Partnerships
• Songs of Native Alaskans explored in free lecture
• Grant allows Adams State to eliminate mental health taboos
• Free tax service to qualifying individuals
• McDaniel Hall reopens to rave reviews
• The Wandering Gene and the Indian Princess:
• The District History Fair is January 28
• Allen returns to campus
• New Adams State website goes "live"
• AHS Class of '61 establishes scholarship
• Art raises hunger awareness
• Scholar on Deep South to speak during MLK Week
• ASC hosts pasta sauce cook-off
• ASC Community Partnerships presents IRA Tax Workshop for retirees
• Movie posters sale benefits SoCo Film Commission
• Green Home Design course offered at Adams State
• LeRoy Salazar and Val Vigil named new ASC Trustees
• ASC site of Dept. of Interior "SLV Community Conversation"
• Simulation lab brings a dose of reality to nursing education
• A new year, a new "U"
• Happy Holidays from Adams State
• Crestina Martinez tells ASC grads: “You can achieve dreams that don’t exist today.”
• ASC temporarily closes two Richardson Hall entrances
• Adams State students attend Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities Leadership Conference
• Climb on up
• Costilla County Commissioner Crestina Martinez to give ASC Commencement Address
• Human rights photographer Graham Hunt plans visit to Adams State
• ASC Classified Employees fourth annual Craft Fair is December 3
• Celebrate the holidays with Celtic Music
• View from above subject of artist landscape paintings
• Ledonne assists SoCo with film production efforts
• SLV Symphony presents "The Nutcracker"
• ASC Community Partnerships hosts Annual Holiday Art & Craft Show
• North Pole Express
• "A Christmas Carol" tickets still available
• Kathy Park's book reading and art show is December 6
• Recycles on the runway featured PALS
• The annual Winterfest concert is December 4
• Floating education offers foreign experiences
• PROJECT Trio is coming to Adams State
• <i>Lecture en mi Familia provides Teacher Education students with real-world teaching opportunity
• Percussion Spectacular is November 30
• Taste and smell the holidays through a chemist' eyes
• Graduate art students exhibit thesis work
• International Week Potluck is Saturday
• Adam’s Atom fuses new goals in the ever-growing chemistry department
• ASC Campus plans events during AIDS Awareness Week
• ASC establishes "East Campus" on former Evans school site
• "A Christmas Carol" tickets on sale November 18
• Work progresses on Plachy solar panels
• Alumnus CD release concert is November 11
• ASC issues meningitis advisory
• Kyra Adams earns prestigious agricultural merit
• Spring 2012 registration begins Monday
• Antonito high school cross country team visits HPPE department
• Astronomy Club meets on Saturday
• Spier is Willis Fassett, Jr. Award recipient
• Fall band concert is October 28
• Annual fall choir concert to be held in Sacred Heart Church
• Everything Twine Exhibit & Recycle Fashion Show
• "Tough Love/Tough Luck" opens October 25
• Understanding body language is focus of next Adams State Faculty Lecture
• 2011 Spud Bowl Queen is Lorroya Romero
• Former Pakistan General to address audience at Adams State
• Recycle Runway with Nancy Judd is coming to Adams State
• Office of Institutional Research and Assessment changes title
• Adams State reaches out to the sun
• Chemistry Magic Show is October 21
• Music and physics are topic of October 19 free Faculty Lecture
• ASC campus expands beyond the Alamosa cmmunity
• Adams State hosts local career fair
• Guest guitarist, Phil Hemmo, will perform on the Adams State campus
• ASC students assist at mammoth dig
• Adams State Zacheis Planetarium moon viewing scheduled
• ASC Trustees endorse Proposition 103 to support education
• $5,000 raised for Tu Casa at ASC Theatre event
• Free event examines effects of oil and gas drilling
• Gender and faith topic of free discussion
• Location, Location, Location exhibit opens October 3
• Music Department hosts Percussion Trio
• ASC & Alamosa School District to vote on Evans lease/purchase agreement
• Gasland screening and forum addresses public concern
• Stegman exhibits spirit of Billy Adams
• ASC wins $3.6 million grant to expand access to scientific fields
• Travel to Turkey and Greece
• Theatre presents a timeless classic
• Annual Cook-Off announces award recipients
• Colorado Attorney General to address Justice Conference at ASC
• Learning and CaringTrujillo continues her journey
• University status is natural progression for Adams State
• Andrews selected to attend Bhutan Institute
• Adams State Astronomy Club first meeting is September 29
• ASC Homecoming Jazz Concert is September 30
• The Chemistry of Success
• Adams State alumni to be honored at Homecoming
• Grizzly football's "Blackout Night" will light up the sky
• Richmond concert and studio dedication is October 1
• GAB prepares for a busy year with President Vanois Queen
• AS&F prepares for the new school year with President Matthew Martinez
• "A Streetcar Named Desire" opens September 23
• Southern Colorado film commission hosts State Commissioner in Alamosa
• ASC smashes enrollment records for third year running
• 9/11 memorial to be hosted at Rex Stadium
• ASC Cares events are September 21 and 24
• Online antics examined in next Adams State free faculty lecture
• Valley Community Chorus rehearsals begin September 20
• ASC honors Constitution day with lecture and discussion
• Autumn@Adams cook-off is September 17
• Richmond brothers' reunion concert benefits music scholarship
• Hispanic Serving Institutions meet needs of all students
• Popular ASC professors present at "Last Lecture" event
• Governor appoints Svaldi to ambassador program
• Adams State Theatre promises stimulating 2011-2012 Season
• Adams State receives grant for suicide prevention
• Native American entertainers initiate Adams State Autumn@Adams events
• Free screening of "Gasland"
• Adams State seeks university moniker
• Adams State Music Department hosts Rampart Winds
• ASC free Faculty Lecture is September 7
• Back to School for Alamosa - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• ASC North Campus Transformation meets student needs
• ASC smashes enrollment records for third year running
• Art professors exhibit in Cloyde Snook Gallery
• ASC Block Party this Saturday
• Adams State celebrates life of Dr. Marvin Motz
• Parks' perseverance inspires others
• Autumn@Adams coming in September
• ASC Music Building nears completion
• Scholarship honors Billie Stong
• "What Happened to Pluto" second show scheduled
• Art exhibit and concert rich in Upper Rio Grande culture
• ASC's Svaldi to chair Southern Colorado Education Consortium
• Steve Valdez and Arnold Salazar elected officers of ASC Trustees
• San Luis Valley Federal Bank announces scholarship recipients
• Gardea elected CESDA chair
• ASC hosts chile and salsa cook-off
• "Self-Portrait" art exhibit call for artists
• Donate items for La Gloria English School
• ASC Community Partnerships Gallery hosts "Desde Ayer"
• Hilos Culturales presents Traditional Folk Artist Award at concert
• Concert features regional music and folk dance
• Art educators exhibit featured in Cloyde Snook Gallery
• Zacheis Planetarium presents "What Happened to Pluto"
• Many writing strategies offered at Adams State College workshop
• Valley students gain volunteer experience through Upward Bound
• ASC seeks alumni mentors for 1st generation college students
• ASC Trustees give green light to sustainable energy projects
• ASC Community Partnerships Gallery hosts Inner Vision
• Discover the rich traditions of the Upper Rio Grande region
• Ryan Shiba takes life-changing trip to Haiti
• Hoffman serves on DOL national grant review panel
• First Adams State MBA cohort graduates
• San Luis Basin Geology and Hydrogeology Workshop
• Donation to Luther Bean Museum adds to Moyers collection
• ASC Community Partnerships expands outreach to improve quality of life
• Global relations and meaningful experiences appeal to Model UN members
• Impact of drilling presentation findings presented
• Students screen work from first digital filmmaking course
• ASC Community Partnerships Gallery presents Women Potters
• ASC supports disc golf course
• ASC's Svaldi awarded Congressional Tribute
• New ASC tuition structure encourages earlier degree completion
• Academic support encourages students' success
• Goldsworthy honored as outstanding mathematics student
• Bedard selected as E. (Kika) de la Garza Fellow
• Presidential Teacher Award recipients announced
• Nursing Department honors Hartman
• "Romeo and Juliet"
• Green home construction offered by Habitat for Humanity and Adams State
• Volunteers served over 1000 taxpayers
• Gail Schwartz and John Salazar to address ASC graduates
• Rio Grande drilling impacts presentation is May 6
• Employees recognized for years of service
• An evening of pop music raises money for Music Department
• Play Therapy Workshop is April 28 and April 29
• Free writer's workshop and creative writers senior reading is May 2
• Sax quartet performed in Las Vegas
• April 23 is final Science Saturday
• Students show appreciation for dedicated faculty and staff
• Spring Choir Concert scheduled at Sacred Heart Church
• SLV Symphony presents "Peter and the Wolf"
• ASC announces new merit scholarships
• "Romeo and Juliet" tickets on sale April 18
• Meaningful Lives of Animals is topic for Faculty Lecture
• Jam at the Jazz Concert
• Leading from hearts and minds
• Around the World is theme of spring band concert
• Hollingsworth wins raffle for autographed Indiana Jones poster
• Academic achievement honored
• Tracy Doyle flute recital is April 21
• White takes the lead in Student Support Services
• Plunge into the turbulent 60s
• Fresh food, air, land, where do we stand?
• Reverberate and celebrate
• Living the Buena Vida in Mexico
• "Don't Feed Us After Midnight" performs one night only at Adams State College
• Student leaders are recognized
• EARTH event benefits health, river, and savings account
• R&J Project hosts Interfaith Forum
• Student Scholar Days schedule is set
• Mary Lavey retrospective featured in Cloyde Snook Gallery
• Karel Rogers returns for special EARTH Week talk
• "War Requiem" focus of April 6 Faculty Lecture
• Horror film screening benefits ASC Xperimental Theatre
• Composition Festival is April 1 and April 2
• ASC President Svaldi named to El Pomar's SLV Regional Council
• Adams State values SLV community
• Good for your health, good for your mind, good for the environment, ASC Earth events begin April 9
• Sun is next topic for ASC Science Saturday
• Robot Challenge scheduled for Sand Dunes
• Daniels Fund awards $40,000 to ASC for non-traditional students
• Laramie Project returns for one night only
• "Filming in the Valley" currently on exhibit at ASC Community Partnerships
• Mariachi Spectacular is March 26
• Difference Matters author to speak on March 25
• Student Scholar Days is April 7 and 8
• Improv comedy subject of March 23 faculty lecture
• Merit Scholarships available for transfer and continuing students
• It is never too early for exposure to college
• "American Mix" opens March 8
• Adams State alumna memory honored with scholarship
• Day of Percussion features nationally known musicians
• Lipke piano recital is February 27
• Introducing the R&J Project: Seeking Common Ground
• Grizzly Activity Board sponsors film “Pushing the Elephant”
• Study the light and know the universe
• Exploring the Internet is the next ASC faculty lecture topic
• Adams State is hosting honor band and honor choir this weekend
• ASC announces the Presidential Teacher Award finalists
• ASC Endowment honors Doug Shriver & Ray Wright
• Stars and skiing event planned for Saturday
• Autographed “Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade” poster raffle benefits increased film production efforts
• Night classes canceled Feb. 8
• Night sky and telescopes subject of next Science Saturday
• Fundraiser benefits founder of Ventero Open Press
• Accelerate your learning
• Southern Colorado Education Consortium sets goals to increase college attendance
• Enrollment growth continues at ASC
• The world rocked in 1968
• ASC Community Partnerships showcases social art forms
• ASC Diversity Club celebrates first year
• Adams State conducting research to support enrollment growth
• Romantic Comedy sets mood for Valentine’s Day
• ASC ES Building is closed for remodel
• Adams State College offers Wilderness First Aid Workshop
• Science Saturday takes to the stars
• Free tax service to qualifying individuals
• Rodeo Club is recruiting members
• Adams State hosts Reverend Kyles on January 20
• Sauropods are subject of ASC Faculty Lecture
• Art auction will benefit Pijoan
• Jewelry exhibit features work of local artists
• The District History Fair is January 29
• ASC Community Partnerships and Natural Power present Green Home Design course
• Adams State Martin Luther King Jr. Week features Reverend Kyles
• Richardson Ave. from First to Second St. to close this week
• ASC's Brink contributes to MicrobeLibrary
• Hearing set for driver in fatal accident
• Throw Mama on the Train
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Alamosa County
• Alamosa City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For February 18, 2009
• City of Alamosa Friday Update - February 6, 2009
• City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for February 4, 2009
• City of Alamosa Friday Update - January 22, 2009
• City of Alamosa Friday Update - January 9, 2009
• Alamosa City Council Regular Meeting Agenda For January 7, 2009
• City of Alamosa - December 19, 2008 Update
• Alamosa City Council Regular Meeting Agenda for December 17, 2008
• City of Alamosa Friday Update - December 5, 2008
• City of Alamosa Friday Update - November 7, 2008
• City Of Alamosa Agenda
• Surplus Computer Equipment Auction
• Alamosa Grant Awarded
• Alamosa Boiled-Water Order Lifted
• Boiled Water Order Continues in Effect for Alamosa
• City Water Use Clarification
• Scam Advisory - Suspicious Activity
• City Of Alamosa Continues Modified Yellow Alert
• Letter from Sen. Gail Schwartz
• CDPHE Approves The City Of Alamosa To Move To Modified Yellow Alert – Boil Order
• SBA Offers Disaster Assistance to Small Businesses Financially Hurt by the Alamosa Salmonella
• Alamosa Water System Continues Stage 2 (Yellow) Status
• Alamosa Water System Progress
• Alamosa Officials Discuss City Water System Progress
• Alamosa Water Case Update, 3-31-08
• Alamosa Neighborhoods In Red And Yellow Stages
• Website is Updated with Channel 10 Video
• Alamosa Moving Toward Completion Of Water Treatment
• Alamosa Modifies Yellow Alert Instructions
• Alamosa Prepares For Phased Yellow Alert
• Alamosa Water Treatment and Monitoring Continues
• City Provides 8,000 Gallons Of Water A Day To Citizens
• City Readies to Transition to Next Stage As Water Treatment Process Continues
• Alamosa Responds to the Needs of the Community
• Gov. Ritter Requests Assistance with Alamosa Salmonella Outbreak from U.S. Health and Human Services
• City Of Alamosa Plans Staged Water Treatment
• Stage 1 Update - March 26, 2008
• Alamosa to Treat Drinking Water System with Chlorine

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