“It was really cool seeing everyone鈥檚 ideas merge together into one thing.鈥
“It was really cool seeing everyone鈥檚 ideas merge together into one thing.鈥
鈥淐olorado鈥檚 history is full of stories of people who turned personal challenges into collective progress,鈥澛爏aid Lt. Governor Dianne Primavera.
鈥淲e are all grateful to work with Adams State and hope to continue to serve individual students with funding as they pursue their goals and dreams,鈥 said Joan Friend.
鈥淲e are deeply saddened by the impact halting CAMP will have on our students; however, it will not stop our mission of serving our students in need, especially now that such an impactful program has unfortunately been defunded,鈥 said Gillespie.
鈥淢y work is about the human condition, the cycles of nature, life, aging, the experience we have within the cycle, inside of time.”
鈥淭hey understand the importance of education and its role in navigating the various challenges our resources face.”
鈥淭his scholarship fund is meant to support our parents鈥 belief in the power of education to help change the world for the better.”
鈥淎fter years of declining undergraduate enrollment, Adams State celebrates consecutive years of accelerating growth,鈥 President David Tandberg, Ph.D. said.
鈥淎s chairperson of Art, Annaliesa聽brings years of experience to the position, both as a highly regarded educator and as an artist,鈥 noted John Taylor, Ph.D.
鈥淚f someone wants to become a teacher, I embrace them. As a mentor, I can make connections, because I鈥檝e been on both sides,鈥 Heredia said.


