September 21, 2012 by COB Staff, retrieved from NMSUPanoptic Click here for webcasts of the 2012 Domenici Conference speakers 2012 Domenici Conference Speakers Linda Alvarado Linda Alvarado is president and chief executive officer of Alvarado Construction, a commercial general contractor, construction manager, development, design/build, and property management firm. Based in Denver, th More »

September 20, 2012. Retrieved online September 21, 2012 from Brian Fraga, Las Cruces Sun-News LAS CRUCES — New Mexico will not play a big role in deciding this year's presidential election, Democratic strategist James Carville told a packed ballroom Thursday at the Domenici Public Policy Conference. Carville, sporting an NMSU baseball cap, predicted that New Mexico will vote Democratic, an More »

September 19, 2012. Retrieved online September 20, 2012 from Diana Alba Soular, Las Cruces Sun-News LAS CRUCES — Retired U.S. Sen. Pete Domenici said Wednesday he's concerned about certain knowledge he feels is lacking among New Mexico's populace. "Our people are going to have to understand free enterprise and entrepreneurship," said the long-time Republican senator, addressing a crowd in More »

July 30, 2012 by Janet Perez, NMSU News Center The 2012 Domenici Public Policy Conference is now accepting registrations The conference takes place Sept. 19-20 at the Las Cruces Convention Center. The cost to attend the event is $50. The conference is free to New Mexico State University students. Members of the public, as well as NMSU faculty, staff and students, can register for the confe More »

NMSUnews Published on Jul 6, 2012 by nmsunews. The man who helped engineer former President Bill Clinton's winning campaign, James Carville, and a prominent adviser to former President George W. Bush, Karen Hughes, will go head-to-head in a debate at the 2012 Domenici Public Policy Conference. Carville and Hughes will be verbally dueling over the 2012 elections, including the candidates for More »

March 30, 2010. Retrieved online: March 30, 2010, from STEVE SZKOTAK Associated Press, Las Cruces Sun-News NORFOLK, Va. - The Navy accepted its newest nuclear-powered submarine on Saturday with the commissioning of the USS New Mexico, a 377-foot, technology laden ship that was delivered months ahead of schedule. The $2.3 billion Virginia-class attack submarine was commissioned before its cre More »