Master of Arts stackable certificate options in Superintendent Licensure, Educational Leadership, Educational Policy & Data Analytics and Decision-making
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Adams State's HEAL program is funded by the U.S. Department of Education, Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education (FIPSE).
Our deepest condolences to our colleagues in the MBA program.
“On behalf of the entire Adams State community, I express my heartfelt condolences to her family and friends and the entire Grizzly community during this extremely difficult time."
LEAD is attending the 2024 GlobalMindED Conference in Denver, June 17-19! Stop by and chat about the great aspects of the LEAD program!
https://globalminded.org/2024-globalminded-conference/
AAUP president Irene Mulvey crisis of repression currently plaguing US higher education:
“Peaceful campus protests should never be met with censorship and jail time. Our goal should be a robust exchange of ideas, open dialogue, and communication in service of knowledge and understanding for the public good.
We stand in solidarity with our AAUP chapters and members standing up for academic freedom and the free speech and associational rights of students and faculty.”
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We're proud to be featured in Excelencia in Education's “Advancing What Works to Intentionally Serve Latino Students: Opportunities for Action – 2024,” a new compilation of programs at the
forefront of improving higher educational achievement for Latinos in five key areas. https://bit.ly/4d5cCjl.
Learn more → https://www.adams.edu/academics/graduate/heal/
Leadership in Education Administration & Development (LEAD) at Adams State University historically known as the Higher Education Administration & Leadership (HEAL) program is a newly transformed and innovative program that focuses on K-20 educational leadership.
LEAD/HEAL is once again recognized!
🚨NEW RELEASE🚨 Excelencia in Education's latest compilation of evidence-based practices that work for Latinos in college brings national attention to 35 programs at the forefront of improving higher educational achievement for Latino, and other, students. These programs lead the way with an emphasis on cultural responsiveness and asset-based approaches in five key areas to include first-year experiences, gender-based learning communities, and more.
See "Advancing What Works to Intentionally Serve Latino Students: Opportunities for Action – 2024" here → https://bit.ly/3JfHUX0
We are at NAGAP's GEM Summit!!
Come to our booth ( #503) in Louisville, KY on April 24-27 to learn more about LEAD!
Accepting applications for Fall 2024. Application deadline is July 30; however space is limited. Visit our website for more information.
https://www.adams.edu/academics/graduate/heal/
AHSIE conference with HEALers 2024.
Come to 2024 in Monterey, CA on March 17-20 to learn about what the AHSIE community and co-conspirators are doing to elevate the educational experiences within the context of HSIs! Network with me and while you’re there!
ASU LEAD will be there to showcase the new Master's Program! Stop by and visit to learn more about all LEAD has to offer!!!
It all begins Monday, September 11!!!
A Peace of My Mind Exhibit - McDaniel Solarium (www.apomm.net)
Lifeways of the San Luis Valley "The Culture of Language" featuring Jeremy Jojola, 9News investigative reporter. 5:30-8:30 McDaniel Hall 101 - Light refreshments will be served
Showing appreciation for everything being an HSI has brought to Adams State University. https://www.adams.edu/news/adams-state-celebrates-hispanic-serving-institution-week/
The Office of Title V Initiatives along with the HSI Week planning team would like to cordially invite you to:
The Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities
National Hispanic-Serving Institutions Week
Adams State is hosting events
Monday, September 11 - Wednesday, September 13
The highlight of these events will be engaging activities built on the equitable practices in storytelling and empowering students to raise their voices and increase their sense of belonging within the ASU community.
Monday, September 11
Kindred Spirits Luncheon featuring John Noltner - Student Union - 12:00-1:00 - Lunch will be provided
A Peace of My Mind Exhibit - McDaniel Hall Solarium - 8:00-5:00
Lifeways of the San Luis Valley featuring Jeremy Jojola, 9News investigative reporter - McDaniel Hall 101 - Light refreshments will be served
Tuesday, September 12
A Peace of My Mind photo sessions - McDaniel Hall - 8:30-11:30; 12:30-3:30 - Responding to prompt: In this ever changing world, what gives you hope?
A Peace of My Mind Exhibit - McDaniel Hall Solarium - 8:00-5:00
John Noltner Keynote & Latinx Caucus panel - McDaniel Hall 101 - 5:00-8:00 - Light refreshments will be served
Wednesday, September 13
Changing the Narrative Podcast recording with live audience - "The HSI Experience" moderated by Senor Eric Carpio with Dr. Roberto Montoya, Dr. Manuel Del Real, Dr. Kevin Vichcales, Senora Julie Chacon, and Senora Kellyn Dominguez as panelists - Richardson Hall Boardroom - 2:00-4:30 Space is limited for the audience.
Congratulations Cohort J! You are all rockstars!
HEALer Aaron Miltenberger, Cohort A, received an award today from the School of Education at AdamsState University. Pictured with dr f.
Toni Morrison, the acclaimed author who became the first African American woman to win the Nobel Prize in Literature, will be memorialized on a Forever stamp, which was unveiled Tuesday by the United States Postal Service.
https://nyti.ms/3ZJyXuY
Women's History Month
Today's honoree is Sofia Coppola, a well-known director that has shared several of our stories through her art. She was the first woman to be nominated for an Academy Award for her work on Lost in Translation. That film garnered the award for best original screenplay. It also received a nomination for best picture, and the historic nomination for best director.
Photo credit: Getty Images
Women's History Month
HEAL would like to honor Georgia O'Keeffe, as today marks the 37th anniversary of her death. She told our stories through her amazing paintings. Learn more about her and her beautiful works at https://www.okeeffemuseum.org/
Photo credit: Architectural Digest
Women's History Month
HEAL would like to honor Dr. Lori Alvord and her book "The Scalpel and the Silver Bear." Along with Elizabeth Cohen Van Pelt, Dr. Alvord addresses the blending of medicine and the indigenous beliefs. Dr. Alvord is most known for being the first Diné woman to become board certified as a surgeon. The book outlines the struggles and compromises she had to make in order to best serve her community while pursing her medical degree.
Photo credit: Inside Augsburg
Women's History Month would like to honor Sandra Cisneros.
Most recognize her from her first novel, "The House on Mango Street," and rightfully so. She has also been credited as the "most the famous Chicana writer." Ms. Cisneros opened up a whole new connection for Latinas, as they could identify with her characters and settings not only in her books, but in her other works of art as well.
You can learn more about her and her successful career on her website: https://www.sandracisneros.com/
Photo credit: Texas Cultural Trust
Please post your thoughts on not only Sandra Cisneros, but also others you would like to feature!
Employers & Adams State Departments:
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Adams State University Career Services & Alumni Relations are hosting a Career, Internship & Graduate Fair! Space is limited, so reserve your spot now!
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Students, Alumni & Community:
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Find your next opportunity! RSVP or walk in on the day of the event! Free and open to the public.
HEAL recognizes Women's History
On this day, in 1980, President Carter issued a Presidential Proclamation to honor Women's History Week. It was set to align with International Women's Day on March 8th.
Please comment below with a woman you would like to acknowledge.
Photo credit: National Women's History Alliance
HEAL honors Black History Month
Let's put Black History into our history books!!!
Have you ever heard of Alonzo Pettie, the oldest living Black cowboy? Or The Golden Thirteen, the nation's first Black Naval officers? What about all-Black t...
HEAL honors Black History Month
Join the ASU Equity Board when they host a movie night, showing "The Rebellious Life of Mrs. Rosa Parks"!
6:00pm - 8:00pm MST
McDaniel Hall 101
This recently released documentary tells the story of Rosa Parks’ extensive role in the
Montgomery Bus Boycott and lifelong dedication to activism.
Free for students, faculty, staff, and community members. Soda, candy, and popcorn will be served.
Photo credit: Slash Film
HEAL honors Black History Month
An exemplary poem about tenacity and resilience!
https://youtu.be/lVewih1Y7wY
In this inspiring poem, Dominique Christina explores the meaning of the word “rise” and what it takes to rise again and again and again. Dominique Christina ...
HEAL honors Black History Month
Today marks the 11th anniversary of Trayvon Martin's brutal murder and a nationwide movement to seek justice.
Unfortunately, this is just one example of wrongful deaths that are more prevalent in communities of color. Read more about Trayvon here: https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/florida-teen-trayvon-martin-is-shot-and-killed
Photo credit: Amazon.com
HEAL honors Black History Month
Today marks Muhammad Ali's first world title, as he defeats Sonny Liston!
Remember Ali's famous quote: “float like a butterfly, sting like a bee”
Read more about this landmark bout here: https://www.history.com/this-day-in-history/clay-knocks-out-liston
Photo credit: CNN
HEAL honors Black History Month
Join Adams State as we celebrate Black History Month!!
Soul Food Dinner, Black History Trivia
5:00pm - 6:15pm MST
https://events.adams.edu/event/190505-soul-food-dinner-black-history-trivia
Immediately following dinner is a screening of Till
6:30pm - 8:30pm MST
McDaniel Hall 101
Free for students, faculty, staff, and community members.
Soda, candy, and popcorn will be served.
“Till” is based on the true story of Mamie Till-Mobley’s pursuit of justice for her 14-year-old son, Emmett Till, who was accused of whistling at a white woman and brutally lynched in 1955. The horrific murder of Emmett was the spark that ignited the Civil Rights Movement.
These events are sponsored by Adam State’s Equity Board.
Photo credit: https://www.mgmstudios.com/
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