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March 24, 2009
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NMSU Belize Field School program launches first study abroad blogA group of 38 students and four professors are blogging their progress, insights and adventures during their spring break excursion to Belize. They are conducting a variety of fieldwork and community service projects through the New Mexico State University study abroad program. read more... |
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Board of Regents nominees confirmed by New Mexico SenateNew Mexico State University's Board of Regents appointees were confirmed by the state Senate March 18. read more... |
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NMSU’s Aggie Access Card takes Best Design AwardThe New Mexico State University ID Card Office won the 2009 Best Card Design Award from the National Association of Campus Card Users (NACCU) at their 16th Annual Conference. read more... |
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NMSU criminal justice program ranked 4th nationally in research grant money obtainedThe criminal justice department at New Mexico State University received high rankings in both number of grant dollars obtained and number of granting agencies providing funds over a 10-year period as reported by the "Journal of Criminal Justice Education" in the March 2009 issue. read more... |
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J. Paul Taylor Symposium to focus on social justice for youth topicsNew Mexico State University's J. Paul Taylor Social Justice Symposium: Justice for Youth will bring together local, state and national experts and scholars to address the interrelated problems in education, health and juvenile justice that are affecting New Mexico's youth. The symposium dates are April 14, 15 and 16, and events will be held at the Corbett Center. read more... |
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Scholarship honors longtime Spanish professorFor more than 30 years, Cecilia Rodríguez Pino taught Spanish at New Mexico State University. She was one of the most highly respected professors in NMSU's Department of Languages and Linguistics. On Jan. 28, 2009, Pino passed away after a short illness. read more... |
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Vazquez honored by National Association of School PsychologistsNew Mexico State University's Enedina Garcia Vazquez was honored in February with a presidential award at the National Association of School Psychologists' (NASP) national conference in Boston. read more... |
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NMSU Borderlands Early Literacy Day to be held April 25The second annual Borderlands Early Literacy Day (BELD) conference will be held April 25 in O'Donnell Hall on the New Mexico State University campus. read more... |
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SpotlightJim Shearer admits he is a musician because he can't stand not to be. He also admits he picked up the tuba in seventh grade concert band because no one else would. read more... |