Thanks to the incredible kindness of our local sponsors and donors, this year MEP was able to bring extra cheer, comfort, and hope to over 50 families.聽
Author: Linda Relyea
Agribusiness students attend state conference
鈥淎ll represented the Chapter and Adams State very聽well,鈥 Buser said.
Adams State recognizes BOT members Marquez & Bussey
鈥淚 value their experience and perspective when serving on the聽board of their alma mater.”
Employee Accomplishments – December 2025
Registrar Bel茅n Garcia retires after 32 years.
Salazar Rio Grande del Norte Center awarded grant from Colorado Water Conservation Board
鈥淪tudent interns may work on river restoration, curriculum development, PR campaigns, and groundwater measurement, preparing them for careers as water managers, biologists, communication specialists, well inspectors, and many other jobs,鈥 Dr. Formisano explained.
Fall 2025 Outstanding Graduates
“I鈥檝e grown from just being involved in agriculture to understanding it鈥攁nd being ready to take on more responsibility in both the financial world and the ranching world.鈥
Educator Highlight Award for December 2025:
鈥淚 love working with kids and helping them to become good people,鈥 Sopala said.聽
Nielsen Library grant will assist community
鈥淭his is a vital resource for our community,鈥 Parker added.
Migrant Education Program receives continued funding
鈥淐hildren may attend two or more schools in a given year,鈥 Martinez said.
Prison Education Program participates in unique research
鈥淲e are excited to be involved with the PERI, working to improve opportunities and outcomes for incarcerated students.”
