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NMSU to observe International Education Week Nov. 12-15

By cobadmin | Published November 8, 2012

November 7, 2012 by Jay Rodman, NMSU News Center New Mexico State University will offer four days of events and activities Nov. 12-15 as it joins hundreds of schools, universities, embassies, businesses, governmental agencies and organizations around the world in…
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Ambassador Perkins to highlight third annual NMSU Model UN banquet

By cobadmin | Published January 31, 2011

KRWGnews | Feb 23, 2011 02.23.11 (LAS CRUCES) — The former United States ambassador to South Africa and the United Nations recently paid a visit to Las Cruces and the New Mexico State University campus. KRWG’s Carlos Correa reports. January…
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Posted in News | Tagged Ashley McMillan, Australia, Awards, Bartolo Vargas, Delano Lewis, Diplomatic Corps, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, Edward Perkins, Government Department, International and Border Programs, International Business, International Relations Institute, IRI, Jason Ackleson, Liberia, Lithuania, Model United Nations, Outstanding Delegation, South Africa, UN, United Nations, University of Oklahoma | Comments Off

WSJ: New Research on Spanking Might Need a Time Out

By cobadmin | Published October 23, 2009

October 14, 2009. Retrieved online October 23, 2009 from CARL BIALIK, The Wall Street Journal Studies Aim to Settle the Longstanding Debate Over the Disciplinary Practice’s Effects, but Statistical Shortcomings Persist Three recent, widely reported studies on spanking children claimed…
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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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Posted in News | Tagged Aggies Go Global, Agricultural Economics, Alumni, Ambassadors, Belize, Cambodia, Career Services, College of Agricultural Consumer and Environmental Sciences, Culture, Delano Lewis, Economics, Economics-ASTAT-International Business Department, England, Europe, Gary Lowe, International Relations Institute, Japan, Kenya, London, Mentoring, Mexico, Morgan Nelson, Outreach, Paris, Paul Huntsberger, Research, Richard Phillips, South Africa, Students, Study Abroad, Tokyo | Leave a comment

Lewis and Lopez to launch International Relations Institute

By cobadmin | Published November 1, 2007

Nov. 1, 2007 by Bob Nosbisch NMSU News Center New Mexico State University will launch its International Relations Institute at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 7, in the Physical Science Laboratory Auditorium on the NMSU main campus with major addresses from…
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International Relations Institute to increase NMSU’s worldwide visibility

By cobadmin | Published October 15, 2007

Oct. 15, 2007 by Bob Nosbisch NMSU News Center New Mexico State University is keeping its commitment to increase its visibility on the world stage by launching an International Relations Institute next month. Several dignitaries are expected to attend the…
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