Lecture by Mark Winter and Chris Ferguson on Saltillo and Rio Grande Textiles, at the 2018 NMAM Conference, Taos, NM When I arrived a bit early to the “Taos Trade through Textiles” lectures, part of the 2018 NMAM Conference in Taos, NM, Mark Winter and his co-lecturer Chris Ferguson were busy arranging textiles on large […]
Posts from ‘March, 2019’
Computing Services Maintenance for Thursday, March 28th
Beginning at 9:00 PM, Computing Services will be performing maintenance on several back-end systems. Brief reboots will be required to the following list of services; Banner web services, adams.edu, and the Computing Services Helpdesk system. User impact is anticipated to be minimal. Computing Services thanks you for your patience and understanding as we perform these […]
Team USA Symposium Proves to be Major Hit
By Aaron Kinnischtzke COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – What is widely regarded as the most elite training center in the U.S., the United States Olympic Training Center, was host to the 2019 Team USA Symposium. The event was held over the course of three days, and featured speakers and panels that included employees of the […]
ASU Music Department: Music 4 Kids
By Kierstin Medina | Adams State University’s Music Department began its elementary workshop program, Music 4 Kids, on Tuesday, March 26. Music 4 Kids is a free afterschool program that works with elementary students, primarily second and third graders, in the Alamosa area as well as other areas within the San Luis Valley. The Music […]
Important Copyright Notice and Information for Students
As the spring semester presses on, I’m writing to remind you of the risks involved with illegally downloading and/or sharing of copyrighted music, movies, games and software over the Internet. Unauthorized obtaining, sharing or offering such copyrighted material is illegal and in violation of U.S. copyright law. If caught, you may face severe civil and […]
Students and Faculty — win an Amazon gift certificate!
Don’t forget — the student and faculty technology survey closes Friday, March 29th! If you have not yet completed the survey, we’d love to get your input on how we may provide you with better information information technology services at Adams State. And, by completing this survey, you will be eligible to win a gift […]
Computing Services Maintenance for Thursday, March 21st
At 9:00 PM, Computing Services will be installing critical security patches to several back-end systems. Brief reboots will be required to the following list of services; campus blogs, events, adams.edu webserver, campus file server and the RT ticketing system. User impact is anticipated to be minimal. Computing Services thanks you for your patience and understanding […]
Students Present at and Attend Rocky Mountain Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine (RMACSM) Conference
The Adams State University Human Performance and Physical Education (HPPE) department travelled to Denver, amidst a snowy forecast in early March for the regional exercise science annual conference. The Rocky Mountain Chapter of the American College of Sports Medicine (RMACSM) conference was held at Metro State University of Denver March 1st and 2nd. The conference […]
Colchas Exhibition
I visited the Northern Rio Grande National Heritage Area Center in Alcalde, NM (outside of Española, NM), to view the 5th Biennial Northern New Mexico Spanish Colonial Colcha Embroidery Exhibit. A Colcha is a type of Rio Grande textile in which decorative embroidery has been added to Sabanilla cloth. Sabanilla is a utilitarian coarsely woven […]
Baseball
By. Matthew Martinez ALAMOSA, Colo- The Adams State Baseball team begins conference play at home with a four-game series. Two weeks removed from a series sweep against UT Permian Basin, the Grizzlies (3-11) looked to increase their season high three-game win streak as fellow RMAC opponent Dixie State (10-4) came into town. The Trailblazers of […]
