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Five NMSU students awarded Gilman Scholarships for spring study abroad

By cobadmin | Published February 4, 2013

February 1, 2013 by Jay Rodman, NMSU News Center Five New Mexico State University students will be expanding their horizons this semester, supported in their study abroad experiences with scholarships from the Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship Program. Emily Estes,…
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LC Bulletin: Capitalizing on LC’s intellectual assets

By cobadmin | Published February 5, 2010

February 5, 2010. Retrieved online: February 5, 2010 from Gabriel Vasquez, Las Cruces Bulletin High-tech business banks on increasing predictability for wind energy scouting James Stalker, president and co-founder of Regional Earth System Predictability Research (RESPR) Inc., is committed to…
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