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NMSU Business Outlook: December 2013

By cobadmin | Published December 16, 2013

Visit our new NMSUBO homepage Is There a New Mexico Brain Drain? Dr. Jim Peach, NMSU Mr. David Saucedo de la Fuente, NMSU A brain drain is said to occur when highly educated and highly skilled people leave their native…
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NMSU Alumni Association announces outstanding graduates for spring 2013

By cobadmin | Published May 16, 2013

May 16, 2013 by Samuel Horstman, NMSU News Center The New Mexico State University Alumni Association recently announced the university’s Spring 2013 Outstanding Graduates. The awards recognize students for their leadership, participation in university and community events, honors received and…
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Atlantic Monthly: Beating Obesity

By cobadmin | Published May 4, 2010

May 2010. Retrieved online: May 4, 2010, from Marc Ambinder, Atlantic Monthly magazine Read the Atlantic Monthly magaize article “Beating Obesity” for reference to Dr. Collin Payne’s research. …Over the past two decades, as the U.S. economy shed manufacturing jobs,…
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