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Film Premiere: Tribal Wisdom for Business Ethics

By cobadmin | Published April 18, 2013

April 18, 2013, by Grace Ann Rosile, Associate Professor, Department of Management, via email The reception and the film are free and open to the public What Film Premiere: Tribal Wisdom for Business Ethics When Friday, April 26, 3–4 p.m….
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Posted in News | Tagged Anthropology, Arts, Bruce Huhmann, CMI, Creative Media Institute, Daniels Fellows, Daniels Fund Ethics Initiative, Daniels Fund Tribal Ethics, Don Pepion, Ed Breeding, Ethics, Faculty, Grace Ann Rosile, Greg Cajete, Institutional Research Board, Management Department, Marketing Department, Outreach, Philip Lewis, Research, Students, Teaching Academy, Tribal Wisdom for Business Ethics, Videos, Virginia Maria Romero, Wanda Eastman | Comments Off

Tribal Wisdom for Business Ethics: Making Educational Films Workshop

By cobadmin | Published April 18, 2013

April 18, 2013, by Grace Ann Rosile, Associate Professor, Department of Management, via email Registration is required at teaching.nmsu.edu. If you have problems registering online, call 646–2204 for help. Who Grace Ann Rosile, Management Department, College of Business: Film as…
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NMSU News: Highlights of NMSU’s research, service and outreach

By cobadmin | Published September 1, 2011

NMSU News NewMexicoStateU | Aug 31, 2011.

Posted in News | Tagged Algal Bioenergy Program, Algal Fuel, Arrowhead Center, College of Business, Domenici Conference, Domenici Institute, Early College High School, ECHS, Economic Development, Faculty, Outreach, Research, Students, Virginia Maria Romero | Comments Off

Research & Resources: NMSU’s Arrowhead Center – Economic Development for All of New Mexico

By cobadmin | Published June 28, 2011

Spring 2011. Retrieved online June 28, 2011 by Justin Bannister, NMSU Research & Resources Need the economic base study for one of New Mexico’s 33 counties? New Mexico State University’s Arrowhead Center already has it. Want to know the economic…
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Posted in News | Tagged Albuquerque NM, Alumni, Amazing Race, Arrowhead Center, Arte de Romero, Arts, Blake Mycoskie, Business Assistance, Business Incubators, CBS News, Domenici Conference, Domenici Institute, Economic Development, Employment, Entrepreneurship, Garrey Carruthers, General Business, Government, Graduate Programs, Health Care, High Schools, Innoventure, Intellectual Property, Kevin Boberg, Learning Channel, Little People Big World, Local Economy, Management Department, Marketing, Marketing Department, Matt Roloff, MBA Program, Middle Schools, National Economy, Networking, New Mexico, Outreach, Policy Analysis, Public Policy, Regional Economy, Research, Sara Sanders, Social Entrepreneurship, Staff, Statistics, Students, Studio G, Taxes, Technology, TLC, TOMS Shoes, Undergraduate Programs, Virginia Maria Romero | Comments Off

NMSU College of Business Today: March 31, 2010

By cobadmin | Published March 31, 2010

March 31, 2010 by College of Business online newsletter for alumni NMSU College of Business awarded $1.25 million to develop ethics program New Mexico State University’s College of Business has been awarded $1.25 million over the next five years to…
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Calling all storytellers!

By cobadmin | Published March 30, 2010

March 30, 2010 by Grace Ann Rosile That is, if your stories are about balance sheets rather than beanstalks, or about Enron ethics rather than big bad wolves. The theme of the 20th Annual Standing Conference on Management and Organization…
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Artwork by Virginia Romero now available in NMSU Bookstore

By cobadmin | Published February 5, 2010

February 5, 2010 by Donyelle Kesler NMSU NewsCenter Internationally recognized Las Cruces artist Virginia Maria Romero’s Arte de Romero tiles can now be found in the New Mexico State University Bookstore inside the Corbett Center Student Union. Arte de Romero…
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LC Bulletin: At the What’s Art Convention

By cobadmin | Published October 9, 2009

October 2009. Retrieved online October 9, 2009 from Staff, Las Cruces Bulletin Pictures from the Convention “Artist Virginia Maria Romero, co-coordinator of the What’s Art? Convention, Sabrina Pratt, director of the City of Santa Fe Arts Commission; and David Boje,…
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NMSU students and faculty participate in second annual What’s Art? Convention

By cobadmin | Published September 9, 2009

September 9, 2009 by Louie Calderon NMSU NewsCenter To build Southern New Mexico as an arts economy, the Talking Stick Institute, in collaboration with the Alma d’arte Charter High School/Youth Center, will host its second annual What’s Art? Convention –…
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KRWG Aggie Almanac Webcast: Helping Artists Make A Living (David Boje)

By cobadmin | Published February 27, 2009

KRWG Aggie Almanac Webcast: Helping Artists Make A Living (David Boje) Feb. 1, 2009: Southern New Mexico has a lot of artists, but many of them struggle to survive. On this week’s program, we take you to the first ever…
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