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NMSU Model U.N. team wins top award at national conference ninth year in a row

By Frank Torres | Published April 30, 2015

April 29, 2015 by Isabel A. Rodriguez, NMSU News Center Going into the annual Model United National Conference, the students representing New Mexico State University had a simple strategy: remain a team of placated dolphins among aggressive sharks. The plan…
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NMSU’s J. Paul Taylor Social Justice Symposium focuses on ‘Justice for Native Peoples’

By cobadmin | Published March 19, 2014

March 17, 2014 by Isabel A. Rodriguez, NMSU News Center Native Americans face a variety of injustices including poverty, lack of access to quality health care and education among many others. This year’s J. Paul Taylor Social Justice Symposium will…
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Immigration reform and human rights focus of summer institute at NMSU

By cobadmin | Published June 29, 2010

June 28, 2010 by Christina Pheley NMSU News Center Arizona’s newly passed immigration enforcement law—the most stringent in the country—has intensified public debate about immigration issues and underscored the need for equitable and humane federal immigration legislation reform. The “Summer…
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NMSU conference to discuss new perspectives on immigration

By cobadmin | Published February 20, 2009

Feb. 20, 2009 by Mario A. Montes NMSU News Center New Mexico State University’s Center for Latin American and Border Studies, the College of Arts and Sciences Department of Government and the International Relations Institute will host a vital conference…
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