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NMSU faculty-led courses allow students to see the world

By cobadmin | Published June 24, 2014

June 23, 2014 by Tiffany Acosta, NMSU News Center COB Editor’s note: Bill Gould (Economics, Applied Statistics and International Business Department professor) partnered with biology professor Tim Wright for the March 2014 FLiP tropical field ecology course in Costa Rica….
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Posted in News | Tagged Alumni, Applied Statistics, Arthur Anaya, Arts, Beijing, Bill Gould, Biology, China, Costa Rica, Department of Fish Wildife and Conservation Ecology, Ecology, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Ed Boles, Elvira Hammond, Emily Phillips, Environment, Faculty, Faculty-Led International Programs, Families, FLiP, Forbidden City, Genevieve Tucker, History, Hotel Restaurant and Tourism Management, HRTM, International and Border Programs, Jacob Florez, Jose Loya, Lauren Lien, Luoyang, Margaret Goehring, Megan Miller, North America, Occupancy Modeling, Panama, Pingyao, Shanghai, South America, Stephanie Regan, Students, Study Abroad, Tiananmen Square, Tim Wright, Tori Barron, Tourism, Vanessa Martinez, Xi’an China, Yuncheng China | Comments Off

Registration now open for NMSU’s 2013 Domenici Public Policy Conference

By cobadmin | Published August 2, 2013

August 1, 2013 by Amanda Bradford, NMSU News Center Editor’s Note: Additional information for the media, including links to high-resolution photos of each speaker, is available at http://domenici.nmsu.edu/for-the-media.html Registration is under way for the 2013 Domenici Public Policy Conference, Sept….
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Energy, health care, foreign policy take the stage at NMSU’s 2013 Domenici Conference

By cobadmin | Published July 23, 2013

July 22, 2013 by Amanda Bradford, NMSU News Center The 2013 Domenici Public Policy Conference costs $50 to attend. Online registration for the conference begins Aug. 1 at domenici.nmsu.edu. The event is free to university students. For more information or…
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NMSU Confucius Institute helps high school student shine in competition

By cobadmin | Published May 29, 2012

NMSUnews Published on May 25, 2012 by nmsunews Earlier this month, Ruben Mena placed second in the Chinese Bridge Chinese Proficiency Competition held at the University of California, Los Angeles. His reward for finishing in the top two of the…
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Posted in News | Tagged Albuquerque NM, Alicia R Chacon Middle School, APECHS, Arrowhead Park Early College High School, Beijing, China, Confucius Institute, Culture, Diversity, ECHS, El Paso TX, Elvira Hammond, Hanban, High Schools, Isabela Mena, Las Cruces NM, Mentoring, Middle Schools, Outreach, Ruben Mena, Students, Study Abroad, Tombaugh Elementary School, Tutoring, UCLA, University of California-Los Angeles, Vado NM, Wei Zhang | Comments Off

NMSU partners with Mongolian university for research, student and faculty exchanges

By cobadmin | Published September 23, 2011

September 23, 2011 by Margaret Kovar, NMSU News Center New Mexico State University recently signed a memorandum of understanding with the Mongolian State University of Education, the first of its kind for the foreign institution. The MOU with Mongolian State…
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Posted in News | Tagged Beijing, Candace Kaye, College of Education, Culture, Faculty, Fulbright Scholars, International Student Exchange Program, Michael Morehead, Mongolia, Mongolian State University of Education, MSUE, Research, Russia, Soviet Union, Stock Market, Students, Study Abroad, Ulaan Baatar, US Embassy, US Information Agency, Wendy Wilkins | Comments Off

Trip to China highlights importance of collaboration, cooperation

By cobadmin | Published May 27, 2011

May 26, 2011 by NMSU President Barbara Couture @NMSU The wind has died down and brought me back from China, where NMSU’s Vimal Chaitanya (vice president for research), Ken Hammond (director, Confucius Institute) and education faculty members Dana Christman and…
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Posted in News | Tagged 2+2 Programs, Accounting-Information Systems Department, Arts, Beijing, Beijing Normal University, Beijing University of Chemical Technology, China, College of Business, College of Education, Confucius Institute, Culture, Dana Christman, Distance Education, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Engineering, Ethics, Facebook, Faculty, Graduate Programs, Hanban, Hebei Province, Information Systems, International Business, Internships, Jeanette Haynes Writer, Ken Hammond, Northwestern Polytechnical University, Research, Shanghai, Shijiazhuang, Shijiazhuang Technical College and Chinese Language Institute, Shuguang Deng, Staff, Students, Study Abroad, Undergraduate Programs, University of Houston, Valero, Vimal Chaitanya, Xi'an Jiaotong University, Xu Lin | Comments Off

LCSN: Experts to talk about China, Africa future

By cobadmin | Published April 21, 2010

April 21, 2010. Retrieved online: April 21, 2010, from S. Derrickson Moore, Las Cruces Sun-News LAS CRUCES – When China and Africa join forces, how will it impact the world? World experts will gather in Las Cruces Friday and Saturday…
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China’s growing investment, presence in Africa focus of NMSU conference

By cobadmin | Published April 19, 2010

April 19, 2010 by Christina Pheley NMSU NewsCenter China’s recent investment in economic and cultural projects in Africa is raising questions about Beijing’s motives and about the long-term consequences of China’s growing presence in Africa, not just for African countries,…
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Posted in News | Tagged Africa, All American Small Business Exporters Association, Ambassadors, Beijing, Beijing University, Black Programs, Burkina Faso, Cameroon, China, Confucius Institute, Culture, David Shinn, Delano Lewis, Department of State, Diana Nzau, Economic Development, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Elliott School of International Affairs, Energy, Ethiopia, Festus Addo-Yobo, G.K. Kosimbei, Gabarone, George Opira, George Washington University, Health Care, IMF, Inonge Limbambala, International Monetary Fund, International Relations Institute, Investment, Jamie Monson, Ken Hammond, Kenya, Kenyatta University, Lebanon, Lily Munanka, Los Angeles CA, Louis Mazel, Macalester College, Maitseo Bolaane, Mauritania, Michael Adam, Pan Huaqing, Policy, Roberta Gran, Sharon Freeman, St. Paul MN, Sudan, Tanzania, University of Botswana, University of Nairobi, US Office of African Regional and Security Affairs, World Bank, Yue Liwen, Zambia | Comments Off

NMSU Alumni Association honors Fall 2009 Outstanding Graduates

By cobadmin | Published December 1, 2009

December 1, 2009 by Bryant Million NMSU NewsCenter For their outstanding academic performance, leadership, scholarship and participation in university and community activities, the New Mexico State University Alumni Association will honor the Outstanding Seniors for Fall 2009. An outstanding senior…
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Posted in News | Tagged Alumni Association, Awards, Bank of Ningbo, Beijing, Cixi Zharjiang China, Community Service, Crimson Scholars, Delta Sigma Pi, Economics, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, El Caldito Soup Kitchen, Finance, Finance Club, Finance Department, Florence Babcock, Future American Indian Scholars, General Motors, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, International Business, Jingzi Ji, La Casa, Leadership, MCC Mining Pty Ltd, Michael Ray, Morgan Nelson, Native American Business Students Association, Native American Programs, NMSU Foundation, Outstanding Graduates, Peer Mentor Program, Scholarships, Sichuan University, Student Organizations, Students, United Native Americans Organization, Zhejiang China | Comments Off

Why study abroad?

By cobadmin | Published October 30, 2009

October 30, 2009 Michael and Amir talk about the advantages of studying abroad. New Mexico State University Study Abroad office provides students with a world of opportunities. Watch Michael Vega talk to students that have taken advantage of the study…
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