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- Around Aggieland contains multiple stories. Please make a selection:
- NMSU students and faculty reducing health risks
- President Martin part of U.S. delegation to Iraq
- Math Success Center and revision of math courses helps students succeed
- NMSU rises in the rankings
- Asprey honored at ceremony
- HorseshoeTales: Size doesn’t matter
- Social entrepreneurship increases at Arrowhead Center
- “New Mexico State University Memories: The First 30 Years”
- NMSU takes a good, hard look at itself
- Rodeo athletes honored
Rodeo athletes honored
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Jim Davidson
A cowgirl from the pastures of western Oregon and a Tularosa, N.M., roper with an eye for engineering were the winners of the 2006 DuBois Award for All Around Cowgirl and Cowboy on the New Mexico State University Rodeo Team. Frank DuBois ’73 ’87, left, presented All Around Cowgirl and Cowboy Awards to NMSU athletes Bailey Gow and Ty Trammell last spring.