In the News

As part of Physics Professor Ryan Haaland's NSF STROBE grant, Assistant Professor Kay Phelps of Teacher Education piloted two summer camps this summer in Ignacio: Entomology for K-2 and Patterns in Nature for 3-6, integrating art and science for the students.

Sophomore Adventure Education major Rebecca Ray helps restore her Acoma Pueblo, New Mexico, heritage while growing heirloom vegetables through Southwest Conservation Corps' Traditional Farm Corps.

Lisa Snyder, associate vice president for Academic Affairs, published the article, "Maximizing Existing Technologies for Cross-Disciplinary General Education Assessment," in Intersection, the journal for the Association for the Assessment of Learning in Higher Education.

Luma Randolph, a freshman Environmental Studies major, was featured in the Sun Valley Mag for her prowess on a mountain bike.