Though my week was short at the museum I was busy working on the individual artifact sheets. I am taking the information that Patrick Cruz shared with me during his visit to the museum and reviewing the artifact information that each folder contains. The goal is to try and gather as much information on each […]
Posts from ‘October, 2016’
Computing Services Maintenance for tonight, 10/6 and Banner downtime Saturday 10/8
**Maintenance for tonight, 10/6/16** Beginning at 9:00 PM, Employee Mac computers will receive critical security updates to iTunes, Flash, Microsoft Office, Chrome, Safari and Mac OS X. Employees with Macs are encouraged to log off but leave their computers on when leaving work for the day. This will assist the installation of these patches and […]
ASU Celebrates Genders and Sexualities Week
Adams State University will hold it’s first Genders and Sexualities Week from October 10-14, 2016. SCHEDULE Monday, October 10 Anti-Discrimination Training (lunch provided) Bystander intervention presentation led by AnnMarie Bennett, Ana Guevara, and Dianne Lee 12pm, MCD 101 “Allyship” Talk Ryan Anderson and Dr. James Doyle; introduction by Dr. Nick Saenz 4:30pm, MCD 101 “Sanluiseño […]
Tip #1 for National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM)
National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCSAM), now in its 13th year, was created to help everyone have the resources to stay safe and secure online. STOP. THINK. CONNECT.: The Basic Steps to Online Safety and Security Staying safer and more secure online starts with STOP. THINK. CONNECT. – the simple, actionable advice anyone can follow. STOP: […]
Candidate Forum & Presidential Debate Watch
October 19th from 5-7pm come learn about how to fill out and send in your ballots, get educated about ballot initiatives and hear your questions answered by local, state and national level election candidates. Then, from 7pm on watch the final presidential debate before the big election this November and have a chance to converse […]
Adams State receives NSF grant to advance women faculty in the sciences
The National Science Foundation (NSF) recently awarded a grant of $249,571 to support the three-year project, “Advancing Women in STEM through Institutional Transformation at Adams State University.” Funded by the NSF ADVANCE IT-Catalyst program, the project aims to increase diversity and gender equity among Adams State’s faculty in the social and behavioral sciences and STEM […]
Photographying the Rio Grande
An in-service was held this week to show staff of the museum how to set up the webpage for the Salazar Rio Grande del Norte Center. I selected “Lucie’s Journey” as the name for my blog, I am excited that people visiting the site will be able to read about my journey as an intern. […]
