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NMSU Native American studies professor rides in historic event for queen of England

By cobadmin | Published May 23, 2012

May 23, 2012 by Tonya Suther, NMSU News Center Video clips The Telegraph. Video posted 2:00PM BST 12 May 2012 The Telegraph. Slideshow posted Wednesday 23 May 2012 To view a video clip of Pepion and other pageant performers meeting…
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Posted in News | Tagged Africa, Anthropology, Arts, Australia, Baffin Island, Blackfeet Tribe, Brazil, Canada, Chile, College of Arts and Sciences, Cook Island, Culture, Diamond Jubilee, Diversity, Don Pepion, England, India, Inuit, Italy, Kenya, Masai, Mexico, Middle East, Native Americans, New Zealand, Oman, Queen Elizabeth II, Rajasthan, Russia, Windsor Castle, Zulu | Comments Off

Watch NMSU’s ‘China in Africa’ conference via live webcast April 23-24

By cobadmin | Published April 23, 2010

April 23, 2010 by Christina Pheley NMSU NewsCenter A conference focusing on China’s increasing investment and presence in Africa and the potential implications for the U.S. and other countries will be accessible via live webcast April 23 and 24 at…
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Posted in News | Tagged Africa, Beijing University, Black Programs, China, Confucius Institute, Culture, Delano Lewis, Diana Nzau, Economic Development, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Faculty, Festus Addo-Yobo, George Kosimbei, George Opira, Inonge Limbambala, International Relations Institute, IRI, Jamie Monson, Ken Hammond, Kenya, Kenyatta University, Lily Munanka, Macalester College, Michael Adam, Nairobi, Outreach, Pan Huaqing, St. Paul MN, Students, Tanzania, Yu-Feng Winnie Lee, Zambia | 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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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, Mexico, 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, Yu-Feng Winnie Lee, Yue Liwen, Zambia | Comments Off

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

Semester at sea promises opportunity, excitement and education

By cobadmin | Published February 18, 2010

February 18, 2010 by Shannon Ostrowsky NMSU Round Up NMSU students can explore multiple options to create the ideal plan for studying abroad, said Cindy Leichti, program facilitator of international programs at NMSU. Semester at Sea offers a global experience…
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Posted in News | Tagged Aggies Go Global, Culture, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Eric Anderson, GlobaLinks Learning Abroad, International Programs, Internships, Kelly Wilkinson, Kenya, Networking, Outreach, Scholarships, Students, Study Abroad, Undergraduate Programs | Comments Off

Aggies Go Global lets NMSU students gain experience around the world

By cobadmin | Published July 17, 2009

July 17, 2009 by Justin Bannister NMSU News Center Most college students spend their summer vacation trying to get as far away from school as possible. Morgan Nelson, a senior at New Mexico State University, wound up eight time zones…
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