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NMSU hosts International Education Week events Nov. 17-20

By cobadmin | Published November 7, 2014

October 6, 2014 by Minerva Baumann, NMSU News Center New Mexico State University will join hundreds of educational, business and governmental organizations around the world in observing International Education week. NMSU’s International and Border Programs will offer four days of…
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Posted in News | Tagged Belize, Careers, Center for Latin American and Border Studies, China, CMI, Confucius Institute, Cornell Menking, Creative Media Institute, Cuba, Department of Education, Department of State, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Faculty, Foreign Service, Government, Iliana Lapid, International and Border Programs, International Business, International Education Week, International Programs, Las Cruces NM, Latin America, Mayans, New World Drummers, Outreach, Peace Corps, Philip Lewis, Staff, Student Organizations, Students, Study Abroad, Tamara Falicoy, University of Kansas | Comments Off

Domenici Conference 2014: Conference Speakers

By cobadmin | Published July 30, 2014

COB Editor’s Note: Visit the Domenici Public Policy Conference website for registration, agenda, speaker list, etc. Charlie Black Charlie Black is chairman of Prime Policy Group, and was the founder of the firm’s predecessor, BKSH & Associates Worldwide. Black is…
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NMSU Business Outlook: July 2012

By cobadmin | Published July 15, 2012

New Mexico Consumers Pay Higher Auto Insurance Rates as a Result of Court Decisions Al Berryman, New Mexico State University, Tim Query, New Mexico State University The uninsured motorist part of an auto policy provides coverage for damages caused by…
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Posted in News | Tagged Al Berryman, Chris Erickson, Cuba, Economics, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Economy, Employment, Finance, Finance Department, Government, Havana, Insurance, Las Cruces NM, Local Economy, New Mexico, NMSU Business Outlook, NMSUBO, Regional Economy, Research, Risk Management, Tim Query, Unemployment, Uninsured Motorists, University of Havana | Comments Off

Local graduates recognized by NMSU

By cobadmin | Published May 9, 2012

May 9, 2012 by Melisa P. Danho,, NMSU News Center An international author, a soils analyst and “Novembrew” participant are among the Doña Ana County residents and New Mexico State University graduates that have been selected as outstanding seniors and…
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International Relations Institute hosts Gov. Richardson, Cuba affairs expert

By cobadmin | Published April 14, 2008

April 14, 2008 by Mario Montes NMSU News Center The International Relations Institute at New Mexico State University has a role of bringing together scholars, diplomats and experts in international relations to stimulate dialogue and understanding of international issues. And…
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Posted in News | Tagged Bill Richardson, Cuba, Faculty, Foreign Policy, Havana, International Business, International Relations Institute, Jeffrey Davidow, Ken Lehman, Margery Krause, Nick Franklin, Payne Lucas, Princeton Lyman, Richard Emery, Sharon Wilkinson, Students, Tom Tate, Vicki Huddleston | Comments Off