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Spring 2015: Insurance Industry Newsletter

By Frank Torres | Published July 22, 2015

July 22, 2015, by Tim Query; Chairholder, Mountain States Insurance Group Endowed Chair for the Study of Insurance and Financial Services; via email Spring 2015 Newsletter – Insurance Industry Mountain States Insurance Group Award for Outstanding Achievement in Insurance: Laura…
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NMSU Business Outlook: July 2015

By Frank Torres | Published July 15, 2015

A Short Note to New Subscribers Welcome new subscribers! NMSU Business Outlook is a free, monthly online publication sponsored by NMSU’s College of Business. Its primary audience is business practitioners and laypersons. If you prefer not to receive these alert…
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Posted in News | Tagged Bill Clinton, Biology, Campaign Contributions, Canada, Chris Erickson, Economics, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Economy, Employment, Ethics, Football, George W. Bush, Government, Grant Aguirre, Jobs, Las Cruces NM, Local Economy, Marketing Department, Michael Hyman, New Mexico, NMSU Business Outlook, NMSUBO, Paul Biderman, PhD Programs, Physics, Regional Economy, Research, Ross Perot, Siddeeq Shabazz, Unemployment | Comments Off

NMSU finishes 4th in RecycleMania Tournament

By cobadmin | Published April 14, 2014

April 11, 2014 by Emily C. Kelley, NMSU News Center New Mexico State University finished in fourth place in the grand champion division of RecycleMania 2014, an annual competition that leverages campus spirit to increase recycling and waste reduction on…
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Posted in News | Tagged Aggie Recycling, Alcoa Foundation, American Forest & Paper Association, Bart Jones, Canada, Coca-Cola Company, District of Columbia, Ecology, Environment, Fred Madrid, Jesus Silva, joni newcomer, Office of Sustainability, Omar Moreno, Orlando Gallardo, Outreach, RecycleMania, Ruben Renteria, SCA, Stacy Wheeler, Sustainability | Comments Off

Researcher finds tribal wisdom, business ethics more related than they seem

By cobadmin | Published November 25, 2013

November 25, 2013 by Amanda Bradford, NMSU News Center Relationships. Sharing. Trust. Usefulness. These are some of the attributes that are highly valued in indigenous cultures. Meanwhile, recent headlines outside these tribal communities too often relate tales of how some…
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Posted in News | Tagged Alumni, Amethyst Beverly First Rider, Anthropology, Arts, Blackfeet Tribe, Bruce Huhmann, Canada, Culture, Daniels Fellows, Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative, David Boje, Diversity, Don Pepion, Ethics, Faculty, Grace Ann Rosile, Grants, Greg Cajete, Harvard University, Joe Gladstone, Leadership, Leroy Little Bear, Management, Management Department, Marketing, Marketing Department, Native American Programs, Native American Studies, Native Americans, Native Studies, Nez Perce, Outreach, Quantum Storytelling, Research, Science, Students, Teaching Academy, Technology, Tribal Wisdom for Business Ethics, University of Lethbridge, University of New Mexico, UNM | Comments Off

NMSU calls for submissions for its first Native American literary and art journal

By cobadmin | Published November 20, 2013

November 19, 2013 by Dana Beasley, NMSU News Center A group of undergraduate and graduate students at New Mexico State University are currently accepting submissions for the campus’s first Native American literary and art journal. The publication, Tlaa: A Collective…
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Posted in News | Tagged AIM, Alaska, American Indian Movement, American Indian Programs, Arts, Athabaskan, Canada, Culture, Diversity, John Trudell, Kristian Jensen, Lee Maracle, Mary TallMountain, Native Americans, Students, Tlaa: A Collective of Indigenous Expression | Comments Off

NMSU finishes 7th in RecycleMania

By cobadmin | Published April 23, 2013

April 22, 2013 by Emily C. Kelley, NMSU News Center New Mexico State University finished seventh place in the grand champion division of RecycleMania 2013, the national competition in which college campuses compete during eight weeks to see who can…
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Posted in News | Tagged 911 Cell Phone Bank, Aggie Recycling, ASNMSU, Ben Woods, Bill Rudy, Brigham Young University, Canada, District of Columbia, Ecology, joni newcomer, Office of Sustainability, Omar Moreno, Outreach, Police Department, RecycleMania, Students, Sustainability | Comments Off

KRWG-TV: Newsmakers 508, Model UN Team

By cobadmin | Published March 22, 2013

KRWG-TV: Newsmakers Published on Mar 21, 2013. Special edition interview of NMSU’s Model United Nations team. Fred Martino features the people, issues, and events that shape our community. E-mail your story and interview ideas to feedback@nmsu.edu.

Posted in News | Tagged Aggies, Ambassadors, Argentina, Awards, Canada, College of Business, Collin King, Elliott School of International Affairs, Foreign Policy, Fred Martino, George Washington University, Government, GWU, Harvard Circuit, International Programs, Japan, KRWG-TV, Latin America, Lino Gutierrez, Lydia Hammond, Model United Nations, Montreal, National Model UN Conference, Networking, New York NY, Newsmakers, Nicaragua, Research, State Department, Student Organizations, Students, Tokyo University, United Nations | Comments Off

LC Bulletin: State economy sputters

By cobadmin | Published March 11, 2013

March 8, 2013. Retrieved online March 11, 2013 from Alta LeCompte, Las Cruces Bulletin Job growth in U.S. trails previous decade Economists Eugenio Alemán of Wells Fargo and Jim Peach of the New Mexico University College of Business told the…
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Ambassador Gutierrez to highlight fifth annual NMSU Model UN banquet

By cobadmin | Published February 21, 2013

February 20, 2013 by Jay Rodman, NMSU News Center New Mexico State University’s Model United Nations organization will continue its tradition of gala fundraising events this year with the fifth annual Night at the U.N. banquet. The event begins at…
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Posted in News | Tagged Ambassadors, Argentina, Awards, Canada, Collin King, Elliott School of International Affairs, Foreign Policy, George Washington University, Government, GWU, Harvard Circuit, International Programs, Japan, Latin America, Lino Gutierrez, Lydia Hammond, Model United Nations, Montreal, National Model UN Conference, Networking, New York NY, Nicaragua, Research, State Department, Student Organizations, Students, Tokyo University, United Nations | Comments Off

LC Bulletin: NMSU business alumna supports study abroad

By cobadmin | Published December 3, 2012

November 30, 2012. Retrieved online December 3, 2012 from Dana Beasley, Las Cruces Bulletin Hardin moves Munchkin into global markets Just because you’re a college graduate doesn’t mean you’re done experiencing growth. For Margaret Hardin, a 1994 New Mexico State…
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Posted in News | Tagged Accounting-Information Systems Department, Alumni, Awards, Canada, Careers, China, Donors, Economic Development, Economics, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Fortune 100, Garrey Carruthers, Giving, Hall of Fame, Information Systems, International Business, International Economics, Leadership, Margaret Hardin, Munchkin Inc, Scholarships, Stephen Hardin, Students, Study Abroad, Target Corporation, United Kingdom | Comments Off