ALAMOSA, CO. (April 10, 2014) . . . A new emphasis in Cultural Resource Management (CRM) was approved for the M.A. in Humanities by the Board of Trustees for Adams State University at its regular meeting, April 3. The 30-credit program will be offered in an online, cohort format, with the first cohort to begin […]
Posts from ‘April, 2014’
Horoscopes for the Week of April 17th-23th
Madam Shawcroft The Paw Print Aquarius 01/20-02/18 You may be like the wise executive mystic who uses spiritual understanding and universal truths as guidelines for making the best business decisions. If you have an important interview to attend, you might feel like reflecting for a few minutes beforehand to get your bearings. The same goes […]
Sangre de Cristo National Heritage Area Awards Grant to Adams State’s C.A.S.A.
ALAMOSA, CO. (April 14, 2014) . . . Adams State University’s student led-organization, C.A.S.A. (Cultural Awareness Student Achievement) was awarded a cultural heritage grant of nearly $5,000 from The Sangre De Cristo National Heritage Area for its project, Roots Run Deep: Preserving Heritage by Honoring Identity. “This project will focus on connecting students, faculty, and […]
Mary Jane and Her Colorado Romance
Stephen Jiron The Paw Print Well it’s unavoidable; Marijuana is everywhere now. Ever since the smear campaign by tobacco that demonized marijuana, it’s been commonplace to expect those that partook in marijuana to hide it, keep it behind closed doors. Not only that but all the attention it still receives, negative and positive. Now seeing […]
The More You Pay, the More it’s Worth
Opinion by Dr. David Svaldi, President, Adams State University Some respected print and online publications have recently given a lot of attention to a report from PayScale, a salary comparison website, that purports to calculate the ROI – return on investment – of a degree from more than 1,300 U.S. colleges and universities. The resulting […]
IMPORTANT Heartbleed Update- All faculty, staff and students MUST change passwords by May 14th
As mentioned in last week’s email, Computing Services has now finished taking all actions to patch our systems due to the Heartbleed security vulnerability. Now that our systems are patched, ALL students and employees will be required to change their passwords. This is a direct result of the type of vulnerability that Heartbleed exposed. Your […]
Come join our team!
The Nielsen Library is looking for 4 students to fill open work-study positions in the circulation department beginning in the Fall semester. Ask for a paper application at the circulation desk or apply online here: www.adams.edu/finaid/library-student-jobs.php Applicants MUST qualify for a work study award and should be available for at least three semesters. For more information […]
New Books This Week
Here’s what’s new for the week of April 14: The walking dead On looking : eleven walks with expert eyes Streaming : movies, media, and instant access The heart of the plate : vegetarian recipes for a new generation Dogfight : how Apple and Google went to war and started a revolution Memories and reflections […]
Open Access to Oxford University Press Resources
In honor of National Library Week (April 13-19) the Oxford University Press is providing free access to all of their online resources. Simply use the following credentials to login: Username: libraryweek Password: libraryweek Visit the Oxford University Press for more details.
Super Foods Can Help Students Like You
Jessica Shawcroft The Paw Print Every time the weather starts getting warmer and I want to be outside more, I tend to notice my weight. I have also noticed how bogged down I feel from the foods I am eating. I don’t think I’m alone; I researched super foods, ones that help us feel our […]