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NMSU O’Donnell Hall expansion advances College of HEST’s mission to serve New Mexico

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By Amanda Adame
| Organ Mountain News
The expansion will add specialized lab space and modern classrooms to support NMSU’s health, education and social transformation programs. Amanda Adame, New Mexico State University LAS CRUCES - The College of Health, Education and Social Transformation at New Mexico State University broke ground on a transformative expansion of O’Donnell Hall in fall 2024, ushering in a new chapter to advance health and education.
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Películas de fantasía, las mejores

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By Amanda Adame
| Cine Premiere Magazine Verified
Listas Mundos mágicos con dragones, hechiceros, varitas y mucha, mucha emoción. Vivimos en un mundo donde la fantasía sigue dando grandes obras cinematográficas y, aunque podría parecerlo, esto no es un fenómeno de unos años para acá. De hecho, las películas de fantasía y el género fantástico han gozado de un sinfín de películas que nos transportan a universos llenos de magia, hechiceros, conjuros y mucho más.
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NMSU faculty fellows reframe border and international studies

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By Amanda Adame
| NMSU News Verified
In August 2020, NMSU Provost Carol Parker appointed two faculty fellows to lead NMSU’s international and border initiatives to support NMSU’s strategic plan, LEADS 2025. Since then, Christopher Brown, faculty fellow for the Beyond Borders Community of Practice, and David G. Ortiz, faculty fellow for NMSU’s Center for Latin American and Border Studies, have hosted colloquiums and listening sessions, convened work groups on several shared initiatives, and awarded over $2,500 worth of scholarships.
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