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New Mexico State University’s business administration program has been ranked as one of the best programs in the state and nation for veterans, according to new rankings released by College Factual, a New York-based firm …
New Mexico State University
November, 2018
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13 November
NMSU hosts “Indigenous Symposium: Water Protection” November 14-15
In celebration of November as Native American Heritage Month, the University Museum at New Mexico State University will host a symposium bringing together Indigenous water protectors to share their perspectives and their work protecting water …
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2 November
Ag Company Receives Investment Through AgSprint Program at NMSU’s Arrowhead Center
Cliff Hudson, chief technology officer of Systems Technology Solutions, is no stranger to agriculture. Hudson grew up on his family’s farm and regularly rode a tractor with his grandfather while he cultivated corn. He has …
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2 November
NMSU Climate Change Education Seminar Series Set for November 7
New Mexico State University will host its third presentation of the NMSU Climate Change Education Seminar Series known as NMSUCCESS. The presentation titled ‘The Three S’s of Climate Change: Simple, Serious and Solvable,’ will outline …
October, 2018
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27 October
University Museum at NMSU hosts “Live Long & Prosper: Sci-Fi Images in Contemporary Indigenous Art”
The University Museum at New Mexico State University is hosting the exhibition “Live Long & Prosper: Sci-Fi Images in Contemporary Indigenous Art.” The works are on exhibition in Kent Hall located at 1280 East University …
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17 October
NMSU Develops New Food Science, Human Nutrition Ph.D. Program
A new Ph.D. program being developed at New Mexico State University will give students the opportunity to earn a doctoral degree in food science and human nutrition, and will benefit New Mexico-based food processors and …
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12 October
Community Invited to Bring Troubled Plants to NMSU, Will Be Diagnosed by Students
On Monday, community members can bring any legal plant to be examined by NMSU students who will use what they learned in class to diagnose the plant. New Mexico State University students enrolled in this …
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11 October
Annual Water Conference at NMSU Focuses on Water Scarcity, Science, Policy
The 63rd annual New Mexico Water Conference, presented by the New Mexico Water Resources Research Institute, will take place October 17-18 The annual event, held at the Las Cruces Convention Center (680 E. University Avenue) …
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8 October
NMSU’s LGBT+ Programs to Host Series of Events for OUTober
Zooey Sophia Pook, director for LGBT+ Programs at NMSU, said OUTober is important because it celebrates the diversity that can be found on campus. “OUTober lets us celebrate cultures that intersect and make up the …
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1 October
NMSU to Host Sheep, Goat Symposium in Conjunction with Ag Day Degree Program
New Mexico State University’s College of Agricultural, Consumer and Environmental Sciences’ Ag Day Degree program is expanding this year to include a sheep and goat symposium. “The sheep and goat symposium is new this year,” …
September, 2018
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28 September
Arrowhead Center’s Foster Innovation Exchange Aids Regional Entrepreneurs
On any given day, Richard Guadalupe McDonald, a Las Cruces biomedical researcher and former Army captain, has dozens of ideas for new and life-changing technologies running around his head. Most recently, he’s been focused on …
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27 September
$20M NSF Grant for SMART Grid Center Builds on NMSU Research
The National Science Foundation recently announced the five-year grant for New Mexicos SMART Grid Center under its Established Program to Stimulate Competitive Research (EPSCoR). The research program seeks to transform existing electricity distribution feeders into …
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25 September
NMSU’s Pecan Short Course to be Held October 15-18
The 2018 Western Pecan Production Short Course will be held October 15-18, and will be led by New Mexico State University pecan specialist Richard Heerema. The first three days of the short course will include …
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21 September
NMSU ‘Global Connections’ Talk to Focus on Experience in Costa Rica
An undergraduate student at New Mexico State University will give the first “Global Connections” presentation of the fall semester about her experiences in Costa Rica. The talk is scheduled for Wednesday, September 26 in Domenici …
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19 September
NMSU Biologists Take Part in EU-Funded Research on NM’s Unique Gypsum Ecosystems
A team of biologists from New Mexico State University, Oberlin College in Ohio, and 17 other universities and research institutes worldwide has received a European Union grant to investigate the plant and microbial communities of …
