NMSU Accounting: The Aggie Update 2010-2011 What's Inside Department Head’s Message Emeritus James Bullock In Memory of Lionel Haight COB Names Andrea Tawney, Assistant Dean for Development The First NMSU MAcc Hooding Ceremonies Student Recognition Ken Garrett, Grant Thornton Partner David Alexander, JP Morgan Managing Director Reynetta Baca, Internal Audit Manager for G More »

March 31, 2011 by College of Business online newsletter for alumni NMSU Domenici books honored at 2010 New Mexico Book Awards “Not Just New Mexico’s Senator,” written by Martin J. Janowski, won best political book at the 2010 New Mexico Book Awards. “Senator Pete Domenici’s Legacy; The Proceedings from the 2009 Pete V. Domenici Public Policy Conference,” edited by Vicki Taggart, More »

January 11, 2011 by Justin Bannister, NMSU News Center New Mexico State University welcomed faculty and staff back to campus today during the 2011 Spring Convocation ceremony held at NMSU’s Atkinson Music Recital Hall. Convocation is held each January and August to celebrate university accomplishments and inform staff and faculty about the upcoming semester. It is traditional for NMSU to More »

Part 1 Dr. Ed Scribner, Department Head, Accounting and Information Systems, welcomes the accounting faculty, the Masters of Accountancy program graduating students, their family and friends to the hooding ceremony and provides an overview of the program. Part 2 Dr. Bill Smith, Assistant Professor of accounting, gives the faculty keynote address. Part 3 Student speaker More »

April 27, 2009 by Andi Murphy Round Up The Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting has brought NMSU national attention for two years and is going out again, this time to Boston for the annual KPMG Case Study Competition. The NMSU student chapter was invited back to the 36th ALPFA Annual Convention in August, which is held in select cities and sponsored by many high-end More »

April 20, 2009 by Justin Bannister NMSU News Center Focusing on midterms, class projects and the occasional part-time job is enough to max out the schedule of any typical college student, but that isn’t the case for students in New Mexico State University’s Association of Latino Professionals in Finance and Accounting (ALPFA). The group regularly handles coursework while organizing comm More »