NMSUnews Published on Dec 5, 2012. As businesses and employers step into the realm of social media, jobs are becoming easier to find and more opportunities are opening up for New Mexico State University students and graduates when it comes to joining the workforce. The only animal you’re guaranteed to encounter during a job hunt is the mouse attached to your computer. This More »

December 8, 2011 by College of Business online newsletter for alumni Third book in former Sen. Domenici’s Legacy Series wins New Mexico Book Award The latest installment in “Senator Pete Domenici’s Legacy” book series took first place in the political/current events category at the 2011 New Mexico Book Awards, handed out Nov. 18. The book, edited by Vicki Taggart, chronicles the proceedi More »

April 13, 2010. Retrieved online: April 13, 2010, by Justin Bannister ’03 Aggie Panorama, Fall 2009 Here’s a challenge: Try to find a student at New Mexico State University who doesn’t use a social networking Web site. Good luck. Today it seems like everyone has jumped onboard and created profiles on sites like MySpace, Facebook and Twitter. While each site is different, they each hav More »

November 23, 2009. Retrieved online November 23, 2009 from Brook Stockberger, Las Cruces Sun-News LAS CRUCES — Bruce Huhmann knows it is a very dynamic time to be studying marketing and advertising. The Internet has changed all the rules. "We are in the midst of a big shift, but eventually there will be another side where the Internet will become established and the ground rules will be se More »

October 28, 2009 by Jane Moorman @NMSU the online newsletter for NMSU staff and faculty. YouTube. Twitter. Facebook. MySpace. These are all ways NMSU is reaching out to its community and the world through Internet social media. But how do you access these sources of information? NMSU recently launched its social media landing page http://www.nmsu.edu/socialmedia which lists the various campu More »

October 23, 2009. Retrieved online October 23, 2009 from Gabriel Vasquez, Las Cruces Bulletin Who knew 7 ounces of knit cotton could feed 50 starving people in Zimbabwe? Jose Rodriguez and Aron Jones, graduates of New Mexico State University, have started a business with charitable giving at its core – ROJO Apparel. “Before we knew we wanted to sell T-shirts and create an online-based More »

September 30, 2009 by College of Business online newsletter for alumni NMSU students and faculty participate in second annual What’s Art? Convention On October 2-3, NMSU students, faculty and the Talking Stick Institute, in collaboration with the Alma d’arte Charter High School/Youth Center, will host the second annual What’s Art? Convention “Exploring the Creative and Green Economy More »