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August 25, 2009

Energy Secretary Chu to speak at NMSU's energy conference

U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu will be one of the keynote speakers at New Mexico State University's and honorary co-chairman Congressman Harry Teague's initiative to explore America's energy future at a two-day conference titled "Re-Energize America: Policy, Practice and Possibility for America's Future" Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 at NMSU's Corbett Center Ballrooms. read more...

NMSU employee organization undergoes name change

Every time the Advisory Council on Administrative Policy was mentioned in conversation, Kelly Brooks had to pause, explain its purpose and clear up any confusion. Those days are hopefully long gone. read more...

New ROTC Commander finds strong community support, niche at NMSU

"It's a lot cooler than Iraq, and a lot warmer than Washington," Maj. (Promotable) Andrew Taylor said in response to a question on how he's adapting to the southern New Mexico heat. read more...

NMSU faculty members attend NASA forum

"Three, two, one, liftoff!" were the last words two New Mexico State University faculty members heard before watching the space shuttle Discovery launch for its 37th mission Aug. 25. read more...

NMSU Doing What Counts Campaign reaches $210 million

New Mexico State University's Doing What Counts fundraising campaign has raised $210 million to date and continues to move toward its $225 million goal by December 2010. read more...

Former FFA member returns to lead organization

A New Mexico FFA and New Mexico State University alumnus has returned to the university to serve the organization which helped make him who he is today. read more...

Social work professors and staff conduct training in Belize

The Family Preservation Institute in the School of Social Work continued its support of developing professional social workers in Belize this summer by providing refresher training in July. read more...

Kids learn all about creepy-crawlies at Carlsbad zoo camp

What are ways an insect can hide itself from predators? How do butterflies taste their food? What is the process a bollworm goes through when it transforms into a moth? read more...

Jacquez takes interim role as associate provost at NMSU

Ricardo B. Jacquez, Regents Professor of civil engineering and interim department head for civil engineering, has accepted an appointment as interim associate provost. read more...

Spotlight - Julie Weber

Fall Move-In Day is by far the busiest day of the year for the staff of Student Housing and Residential Life, but it's also director Julie Weber's favorite day. read more...