Wyatt Adams is a Student-Athlete at Southern Utah University

Wyatt Adams participated in ORAU’s Mickey Leland Energy Fellowship program. Working closely with mentor Ethan Hecht at Sandia National Laboratories, Wyatt investigated Oxy-Combustion as a form of coal combustion that can be used for carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), providing clean and sustainable energy solutions for future use.

Early Life and Education

Early life development of children is an incredible journey that will have lasting impacts on their learning capacity, behaviors and physical and mental health. Early childhood education helps children prepare for this lifelong journey by meeting their social, emotional and cognitive needs during this crucial phase.

Early childhood educators understand the significance of young children acquiring vital social, turn-taking and collaboration skills necessary for future learning and development. These abilities will play a crucial role in their progress and success as learners and as individuals.

Erikson’s psychosocial theory forms the cornerstone of early childhood education. This theory seeks to recognize each stage in a child’s development and provide appropriate support, helping students stay on track during early education and school years.

Professional Career

As a student-athlete, Adams faced the formidable task of balancing academics and athletics – something she managed to accomplish within less than three years by maintaining a 3.85 grade point average.

Adrian College witnessed one of its most impressive college graduation ceremonies when Vicksburg High School graduate Tyler Kohn completed his Bachelor’s degree last December and plans on using it with Clark Schaefer & Hackett this spring for an internship before entering law.

Adams was an active Republican throughout his life, serving as Cabinet secretary during Ronald Reagan’s first term as governor of California and as a member of the State Water Resources Control Board for nine years where he led efforts against water quality infiltration problems. He is survived by his wife of 57 years, Alice; one daughter in Cathie Carson of Davis; two sons: Tom and John.

Achievement and Honors

Wyatt Adams is an exceptional student-athlete who knows how to work hard toward reaching his goals. After just two-and-a-half years at Adrian College, he graduated with his BA in business administration and won the Cedar City Man of the Year award in recognition of his service at Southern Utah University and in his community.

Wyatt is an Environmental Studies major and CAS ’17 who has dedicated himself to serving those in need and working to make our world a better place. He takes an eager approach towards life and environmental concerns, always eagerly helping others when possible. A strong leader who seeks ways to better himself, Wyatt was selected as SUU’s 2018-19 Student Leader of the Year.

Net Worth

Wyatt Adams is an Independent Director at CommScope Inc and owns over 5,000 units of COMM stock worth an estimated total of $133,718, as of 14 May 2018. Since 2014 he has made 1 trade of COMM stock; his largest was on 14 May 2018 for over $149,500 which you can view below along with his complete trade history – this averages out to 385 units of COMM traded every day! His estimated net worth can be calculated by dividing his total assets by his number of shares held; the larger this figure becomes.