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Domenici Conference 2014: Conference Speakers

By cobadmin | Published July 30, 2014

COB Editor’s Note: Visit the Domenici Public Policy Conference website for registration, agenda, speaker list, etc. Charlie Black Charlie Black is chairman of Prime Policy Group, and was the founder of the firm’s predecessor, BKSH & Associates Worldwide. Black is…
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NMSU faculty-led courses allow students to see the world

By cobadmin | Published June 24, 2014

June 23, 2014 by Tiffany Acosta, NMSU News Center COB Editor’s note: Bill Gould (Economics, Applied Statistics and International Business Department professor) partnered with biology professor Tim Wright for the March 2014 FLiP tropical field ecology course in Costa Rica….
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NMSU professor to give presentation on Costa Rica Study Abroad course

By cobadmin | Published April 22, 2014

April 21, 2014 by Tiffany Acosta,, NMSU News Center New Mexico State University’s Center for Latin American and Border Studies will host a talk on the experiences of a tropical field ecology course in Costa Rica featuring professor William Gould…
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Costa Rica FLiP Trip: Students learn about Tropical Ecology and Occupancy Modeling

By cobadmin | Published April 21, 2014

April 21, 2014, by William Gould, Professor, Economics, Applied Statistics & International Business Department, via email Tim Wright (Biology) and Bill Gould (Applied Statistics) team-taught two courses on Tropical Ecology and Occupancy Modeling to introduce students to ecosystems that differ…
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Snow Photos: Organ Mountains and Las Cruces, NM

By cobadmin | Published February 4, 2010

Thank you everyone for sending your photos! Click on the first two pictures to see more photos from Dec. 2009. The Traders Statue photo will take you to The Traders Statue page where you can read about its history, symbolism…
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Posted in News | Tagged Accounting-Information Systems Department, Dave Novlan, Ed Scribner, Las Cruces NM, National Weather Service, Organ Mountains, Patti Benzie, South America, Traders Statue | Comments Off

Research & Resources: Leaders around the World

By cobadmin | Published October 6, 2009

Spring 2009. Retrieved online October 6, 2009 by Justin Bannister NMSU Research & Resources NMSU researcher studies workplace Would an American with excellent leadership skills in the workplace still be a good leader in Asia? Would a European business leader…
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Four NMSU professors named 2009-2010 Fulbright Scholars

By cobadmin | Published May 19, 2009

May 19, 2009 by Minerva Baumann NMSU News Center Three history professors and one business professor from New Mexico State University will be traveling to the Middle East, Europe and South America this summer teaching or conducting research as Fulbright…
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Posted in News | Tagged Al-Akhawayn University, Berlin, Europe, Faculty, Fulbright Scholars, Ifrane Morocco, ISM University of Management and Economics, Jordan, Lima Peru, Lithuania, Management Department, Masters of International Management, Middle East, Oman, Phil Benson, South America | Leave a comment