Adams State University

ASU offers undergrad programs in physical and has practical experience in instructor educational module in a few controls. ASU additionally offers graduate degrees  and instructor programs, including advisor training. There is additionally a postgraduate (PhD) program in advisor both in participatory games and in games instructor preparing; the Adams State Grizzlies intramural groups contend under the support of the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference.History

legislative leader of Colorado, labored for three decadesSchool in 1921, to give advanced education chances to educators from remote and country zones of Colorado, for example, the San Luis Valley, and see them work in those same regions. 

First graduate. She turned into the school's first curator and an Alamosa County school director. 

On May 22, 2012,  the name from Adams .The change got to be official on August 7, 2012. 

Grounds: 

ASU is situated in the heart of the San Luis Valley. The  are situated on its adjacent 90-section of land (36.4-hectare)

Scholasticseasoned expanding on grounds is Richardson Hall, named. The home of the math and science educational modules, Porter Hall, is named for former student William A. Doorman, the maker of E-Trade and a noteworthy supporter of the school. McDaniel Hall, named for giver and emeritus employee Dr.

The ASU Theater (raised in 2001), the Music Building (which experienced real redesigns in 2011) and the Leon Memorial Concert Hall.Athletics

Sports logo 

Principle article: Adams State Grizzlies 

The school's games groups are currently called the Grizzlies and were once in the past known as 

Crosscountry: Men's NCAA Division II, Women's NCAA Division II 

Football: Men's and Field: Women's NCAA Division II, Women's NCAA Division II 

Open air Track and Field: Women's NCAA Division II, Men's NCAA Division II, co-ed Intramural 

Men's NCAA Division  II, Men's Club, co-ed Intramural 

Wrestling: Men's NCAA Division II 

William Newson (1950–1952) 

Fred J. Plachy (1952–1966) 

John (break) (1980) 

William M. Fulkerson, Jr. (1981–1993) 

Marv Motz (break) (1993–1994) 

J. Thomas Gilmore (1995–2002) 

Lee Halgren (break) (2002–2004) 

Richard A. Wueste (2004–2005) 

Prominent alumni

David E. Clemmer, named to the Popular, government judge on the United States Court of Appeals for 
Pat Porter, two-time Olympian runner 

Neal Nelson, State, Olympics, and NAIA Hall of Fame running mentor 

William A. Watchman, fellow benefactor of E-Trade.