Ernest Gurulé
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Adams State University offers an exceptional nursing program - La Voz Colorado (opens the original)
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It’s something we might not like thinking about. But for most people, there will come a time when a nurse plays a significant role in our lives. For that reason alone, we might want to give thanks for Alamosa’s Adams State University (ASU) and the cadre of new, but well-trained nurses it turns out each year. Nursing, a discipline that grows in importance and stature by the year, is facing the same reality as a number of other high demand occupations. It needs to fill the pipeline in order to mee
Preparing yourself for flu season - La Voz Colorado (opens the original)
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We might be really enjoying the break from what may seem like the hottest summer in memory. But those far more comfortable days ahead while more temperate, also come with a few little details we might not want to think about, details that more than override the frigid temperatures and icy roads. According to the Centers for Disease Control, we are at the start of flu season. The CDC says beginning in October and lasting through May, the flu bug is targeting anyone it can. Peak flu months, it say
Pueblo native Kayla Rael Garcia is a powerhouse at Girls, Inc. - La Voz Colorado (opens the original)
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Walking into the West Colfax Avenue office of Kayla Rael Garcia, the first thing you notice is its spartan-like nature. Everything—those few things that you would expect—is perfectly in its place. It is not overstuffed with plaques, awards and kitsch, but simply the nuts and bolts of what she needs to operate. The office is a picture of total efficiency. It’s a reflection of this warm and affable, ready-to-launch sky-rocketing executive. It’s just the way she wants it and a mirror image of the w
CSU Pueblo student selected for HACU program - La Voz Colorado (opens the original)
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In a young person’s world where short term decisions can have long range implications, Pueblo college student Maria Meza Saldivar has so far made all the right moves. And they’re paying off in way that, not that long ago, may have seemed out of reach. Meza Saldivar will represent CSU Pueblo at the upcoming Hispanic Association of Colleges and Universities national leadership program held each year in the nation’s capital. Each year HACU selects 50 college students to take part in an eight-month
Denver’s “Golden Ticket” to education and opportunity - La Voz Colorado (opens the original)
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Anyone of a certain age probably has a good idea of what a ‘Golden Ticket’ is, certainly anyone with children is likely familiar. For those who aren’t, it’s that ticket from Roald Dahl’s ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory’ that provides entrée to Willy Wonka’s Chocolate Factory. To a kid, it’s beyond gold! But there’s a real life ‘golden ticket’ in Denver and it’s there for everyone. It sits right on the edge of center city on Denver’s Auraria Higher Educational Campus. With just a hint of hyper
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