NMSU Alumni - Mesilla Valley Chapter

11/19/2023

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09/14/2018

Call alumni office ask who is now leading local Mesilla Valley chapter.

10/19/2017

"ROUND UP" the other ACES alumni and friends and join us for the Homecoming Sam Steel Society Reception on Thursday, October 26th at 6 p.m. following the Sam Steel Branding Ceremony.

We will be located in the smaller tent on the lawn between Gerald Thomas Hall & Skeen Hall. Hors d'oeuvres will be served and a cash bar will be available. The event is hosted by your Sam Steel Society Council and all alumni and friends of the College of ACES are invited to come and bring guests.

Registration is required - visit www.aces.nmsu.edu/homecoming to reserve your spot TODAY! Don't miss this fun event!

03/07/2017

Aggies in Vegas shirts now available. it is printed on an amazingly soft cotton shirt. Go AGGIES!!!

09/14/2016

NMSU has been listed as a top tier university on the U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges for 2017 National Universities rankings.

09/03/2016

Calling all fans of the Rio Grande Rivalry! Do you want to win a VIP tour, pre-game field access at the game, and more? Thanks to Pepsi, you can! Enter here: http://bit.ly/UltimateFan_Giveaway

08/18/2016

Visit http://www.mvd.newmexico.gov/collegiate-plates.aspx to get yours today! Purchasing an NMSU license plate will support student scholarships! $25 of the $37 annual fee will be donated directly to NMSU scholarships.

08/18/2016

Temple Grandin to visit NMSU August 25 and 26. Grandin is a world renowned author and designer of one-third of the livestock-handling facilities in the United States.

Grandin will visit campus, meeting with a colleges classes, giving talks over autism and animal science as well as doing a book signing. There will also be events open to the general public, which will be free and on a first come, first serve basis.

Grandin’s visit came through in part due to the "common read" program that is being tested at NMSU. The goal with the common read program is to have all freshmen students read the same book. This semester, the book chosen was Grandin’s “Thinking In Pictures.”

For more information contact the Animal and Range Science Department at [email protected].
(Photo from http://www.templegrandin.com/)