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January 27, 2009

February Bond Issue Seeks $20 Million for Growth, Development

A general obligation bond-issue election slated for Feb. 3 seeks a total of $20 million for the funding of a wide variety of expansions and acquisitions for Doña Ana Community College and Dual Credit Programs for students of the three school boards in Doña Ana County. read more...

Interim Dean Keeping CHSS Moving Forward

As the interim dean of NMSU’s College of Health and Social Services, Robert Rhodes says he will continue to build on the college’s numerous strengths and work toward a more collaborative CHSS. read more...

Northern New Mexico Outreach Program Earns National Honor

NMSU Cooperative Extension Service’s Rural Agricultural Improvement and Public Affairs Project (RAIPAP) has received national recognition for the work it has done for the past 10 years with farmers and ranchers in Northern New Mexico. read more...

Black History Month celebrated at NMSU

New Mexico State University’s Black Programs and Black Student Union will celebrate Black History Month by hosting a variety of speakers and activities throughout the month of February. read more...

NMSU professor portrays ‘the meaning of things’ at Santa Fe gallery

New Mexico State University associate professor of painting and drawing Jacklyn St. Aubyn has oil paintings on display in the Zane Bennett Contemporary Art Center in Santa Fe through Feb. 7. read more...

Spring semester fitness classes, wellness packages offered at activity center

Setting and sticking to weight loss or fitness goals can be challenging, but experts and personal trainers at the New Mexico State University James B. Delamater Activity Center and Wellness Center are prepared to help keep you on task this semester. read more...

Fundraiser collects $100,000 for Domenici Institute

New Mexico State University Interim President Waded Cruzado accepted a donation of $100,000 at a reception and dinner honoring retired U.S. Sen. Pete Domenici and his contributions to Lea and Eddy counties. The money raised is for the Domenici Legacy Project at New Mexico State University. read more...

Spotlight

First impressions are important. College admission advisors are the first contact many high school students have with NMSU. The dedicated team of advisors lets the student know that NMSU wants them to attend our university and that the admissions staff is here to work with them to achieve that goal. read more...